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In January 2017 Assange's legal team approached [[Adam Waldman]] to see if the new [[Trump administration]] would negotiate with the WikiLeaks founder, holed up in Ecuador's London embassy. They hoped Waldman, a former Clinton Justice Department official, might navigate the U.S. law enforcement bureaucracy and find the right people to engage.
In January 2017 Assange's legal team approached [[Adam Waldman]] to see if the new [[Trump administration]] would negotiate with the WikiLeaks founder, holed up in Ecuador's London embassy. They hoped Waldman, a former Clinton Justice Department official, might navigate the U.S. law enforcement bureaucracy and find the right people to engage.
Waldman contacted [[Bruce Ohr]]. They met in [[Washington DC]] on February 3, 3017. Waldman met three times with Assange duting January and February in London.
Waldman contacted Associate Deputy Attorney General [[Bruce Ohr]]. They met in [[Washington DC]] on February 3, 3017. Waldman met three times with Assange duting January and February in London.
== See also ==
== See also ==