you are on with carol rosenberg. go ahead.ciate you being an expert on spending all your time on the guantanamo bay. thehave displayed all intelligence that we need to know about. here is a solution. have you thought about the fact detainees,st of the the fact that they have been tortured. we need to transfer them to more knowledge country inh than any the world about muslims. have such a poor relationship, in some ways. they could show their compassion and how to work out problems with the muslims. the fact that they are the they go this to us. host: let's lick your respond to that. that, just aack bit, i think the admiral would want you to know that they don't torture people there. this is a tension that is more style detention were people are kept in cells. pastere were abuses in the , that is longer go. i think that for a lot of people that is confusion between the sites where they use these .echniques guantanamo is more like a pow holding camp. people in guantanamo would be hurt by the suggestion that they are hurting peo

. >> joining us now from miami is carol rosenberg. she's a reporter at the "miami herald" where she covers guantanamo bay, the facility there. we'll be talking about the future of detainees at guantanamo bay. carol, good morning. thank you for joining us today. >> good morning, kimberly. >> and so let's start off by talking about your recent article in the "miami herald" pointing out the number of guards and staff outnumber captives by a faction of 333 to 1. can you talk about that dichotomy and is there a plan to wind doubt the staff at the facility as the number of detainees diminishes? >> that's correct. there are 33 guards, civilians and soldiers assigned to the detainees. they haven't downsized the troop size of 2013 when they surged a bunch of troops back in there during the big hunger strike that people may recall. there is saplan. they say if they can consolidate the last 31 detainees into fewer than four or five facilities, they could perhaps reduce the number of skoeoldiers. there are 20 of the 61 who could be gone by electi

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