Assange feels threatened by both Republicans & Democrats following Clinton email leaks–Annie Machon

The ‘tolerant liberals’ of the Democratic Party believe the WikiLeaks founder damaged the electoral chances of Hillary Clinton last year and now are attacking him – much like the Republicans, Annie Machon, former MI5 intelligence officer, told RT.

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