Assange complains he cannot follow US extradition hearing

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"I am as much a participant in these proceedings as I am at Wimbledon."

Assange complains he cannot follow US extradition hearing
Julian Assange complained he was struggling to follow his extradition hearing on Wednesday as his legal team argued Britain should not send him to the United States because the charges against him were politically motivated. Assange, 48, faces 18 counts in the US including conspiring to hack ...

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