Julian Assange to Sean Hannity: Obama Is Playing Games (Full Interview)

Julian Assange sat down with Sean Hannity for a rare hour long interview yesterday.

Cool.

The reclusive WikiLeaks founder, who has been holed up at an embassy in London for the last four years, rarely gives interviews because of potential extradition to Sweden on charges of sexual assault. Charges that are awfully fishy given the nature of Assange's business exposing corruption. At the same time, Assange is also facing charges of being a Russian agent from Paul Ryan and implicated as the same by President Obama.

"He's playing games," said Julian Assange of Barack Obama. "He's acting like a lawyer instead of being honest.So he's playing games by trying to suggest that Russia "hacked" the election. Pretending that what's going on here is Russia hacking voting machines, for which there is no evidence, then suggesting without saying that our information was part of a plot to get Donald Trump elected."

WikiLeaks biggest find this year, possibly ever: the John Podesta emails. Podesta, a member of the Clinton campaign, had all his emails hacked as a result of weak security. The released emails showed Clinton to be two-faced politically, a racist, a possible pedophile, and as corrupt as the most corrupt politicians.

"WikiLeaks published true information to the American public grid," said Julian Assange. "That information was the words of Hillary Clinton and her campaign manager John Podesta and other people in her campaign and the American public read that information, true information, and said we don't like these people and then voted accordingly. "

Hillary Clinton lost the presidential election in an epic fail to Donald Trump. The Clinton campaign was met with accusations of a track record of corruption and lying, accusations which were justified. However, the mainstream media ignored that track record and the WikiLeaks that came out about Clinton, instead opting to post fake news and fake polls.

"Podesta gave out that his password was the word password," said Julian Assange "His own staff said this email that you have received, this is totally legitimate. So this is something a fourteen year old kid could have hacked."

And this person want's to be President?

H/T - Infowars