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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. Waldman met three times with Assange duting January and February 2017 in London.
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 met three times with Assange duting January and February 2017 in London.
Waldman contacted Associate Deputy Attorney General [[Bruce Ohr]]. They met in [[Washington DC]] on February 3, 3017. Within 24 hours of the Ohr meeting, Waldman contacted Deputy Assistsnt Attorney General in charge of counterintelligence [[David Laufman]] of the National Security Division.
Waldman contacted Associate Deputy Attorney General [[Bruce Ohr]]. They met in [[Washington DC]] on February 3, 3017. Within 24 hours of the Ohr meeting, Waldman contacted Deputy Assistant Attorney General in charge of [[counterintelligence]] [[David Laufman]] of the National Security Division.
== See also ==
== See also ==