After being incarcerated for nearly two years, Army Private Bradley Manning's pre-trial hearings went underway on Wednesday. Manning is seen as a hero by some, but a traitor by others because of the 22 charges he is facing. Aiding the enemy is the most severe charge and if found guilty could have Manning thrown in jail for life. According to reports, the US government is withholding thousands of documents involving the Manning case which is believed to hurt the US government's argument. Zack Pesavento, press liaison for the Bradley Manning Support Network, brings us the latest from the courtroom.