you." "We already interviewed Mrs. Morton." "She seems very nice." "Well, a freeze-dried hippy." " Oh." " But she, uh, turned her life around." "How long has she lived here?" "Stephanie grew up in that house." "Her mother gave it to her when Eric was born." "When was that?" "Oh, six, seven years ago now." "I remember when she brought the baby home from the hospital." "I mean, from the airport." "I told her, you don't go flying around at Christmas as big as a house." "But she went anyway." "Some nonsense about it being her last shot at freedom." "And sure enough, in the middle of nowhere, she goes into labor and has the baby." "Can you remember where in the middle of nowhere was?" "Somewhere outJulian Assange has made his first public appearance in the two months since he took refuge at the Ecuadorian embassy in London.

He thanked the hundreds of people gathered outside the embassy for their support, claiming it was their resolve and presence that stopped British police from storming the building. "On Wednesday night, after a threat was sent to this embassy and police desceneded on this building, you came out in the middle of the night to watch over it, and you brought the worlds eyes with you. Inside this embassy after dark I could hear teams of police swarming up into the building through the internal fire escape," Assange said. "But I knew there'd be witnesses. And that was because of you." The WikiLeaks founder also thanked Ecuadorian