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WikiLeaks

Every mention, in time. Each mark is a day — taller means more that day — and links to the moment.

Tim’s take

His clearest stated position is favorable: he calls WikiLeaks a real public service, rattling off what it actually exposed — the helicopter footage, Guantanamo abuse, Clinton's paid Goldman Sachs speech, Vault 7 — while saying he's never liked Assange personally 44:25 4:19. He also contrasts the media's outrage over Navalny with near-total silence about Assange's imprisonment, treating that gap as proof of selective outrage 4:19.

Most of the other mentions aren't argument so much as him picking through Seth Rich and DNC-hack speculation, repeatedly saying he doesn't actually know what happened even as he lays out the theory in detail 41:37 37:42 39:00 48:46. Elsewhere WikiLeaks shows up as evidence for his broader line that the US government is a cartel that punishes leakers 55:48 34:20, or just as a passing reference — he once admitted on air he hadn't even kept up with the Vault 7 leak until fans mentioned it 7:00.

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Aug 2, 2016 — Feb 22, 2024

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