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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has claimed that American tech giant Google is closely cooperating with the US State Department to promote Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign. Addressing an international media forum, Assange said: “Google is directly engaged with Hillary Clinton’s campaign,” adding that the company used the State Department as part of “a quid pro quo.” The whistleblower also called Hillary Clinton a problem for freedom of speech in the US.

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The volatility continues with GBPUSD trading in gappy 100 pip spikes on each and every new poll. Tonight's plunge in cable to a 1.43 handle is driven by an ITV poll showing 45% for "Leave" and 41% for "Remain." We are sure the establishment will come up with an equally pro-remain poll by the morning...

• *‘LEAVE’ VOTERS OVERTAKE ‘REMAIN’ CAMP IN EU BREXIT POLL: ITV
• *ITV POLL SHOWS 45% FOR `LEAVE,' 41% FOR `REMAIN'

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Bernie Sanders has accused a Hillary Clinton aide of blocking a scheduled rally he had planned in Los Angeles.  Sanders was supposed to hold a concert at the infamous Los Angeles Greek Theater, but the day before his event the theater abruptly cancelled amid pressure for the Hillary camp. In an email to supporters, Sanders said: “Unfortunately, after reaching terms with the professional staff at the Greek to host our rally, interference from a local Los Angeles City Council member forced us to move from this iconic venue“.

Hillary Clinton has gone a staggering 181 days (almost half a year) without holding a single press conference, leading to calls for the presidential hopeful to stop hiding from the media.  Hillary’s last conference was held on December 4, 2015, after which she decided to stop allowing the press to attend her events and ask her difficult questions. Freebeacon.com reports: CNN host Jake Tapper asked Clinton about her avoidance of press conferences on Tuesday, saying, “It’s been something like five or six months since you’ve held an actual press conference.