In a discussion about the extradition of Julian Assange, whistleblower lawyer Jesselyn Radack warns that the implications of his prosecution would extend beyond just him. As the world marks Press Freedom Day, Assange remains in custody facing 17 Espionage Act charges for publishing classified US military documents. Radack emphasizes that his case could set a dangerous precedent for not only publishers and journalists, but also bloggers and everyday citizens. In an interview with Marc Lamont Hill on UpFront, Radack stresses the significance of protecting press freedom in the face of Assange’s legal battle.