Julian Assange refuses House Judiciary request for documents

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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange won’t be cooperating with the House Judiciary Committee’s investigation into President Trump.

A statement from his lawyer, Barry Pollack, was shared over Twitter on Thursday by the secrets-leaking organization.

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