in line with cheney's way of seeing things yesterday a federal court of appeals ruled to allow the cia to keep documents which detail experience experiences of torture and get most secret so now with the courts gone were all victims of u.s. torture to do next then a kentucky state legislator wants to make all recipients of welfare submit to drug tests so is this just another example of the government invading it's citizens privacy or do taxpayers have a right to ensure that their money isn't going to people using drugs and then should women be able to fight in combat units will make up almost fifteen percent of the armed forces and they still aren't fully equally integrated so is this an antiquated policy in need of removal or are women just fine where they are we're going to debate the issue with two veterans but now to move on to our top story. chinese president hu jintao is in washington today meeting with president obama to discuss everything from the economy and trade to the role that each country will play in the future it's a relationship with a shaky history but one from which

of us is accused of protecting a former cia agent who's it wanted in latin america for deadly terror attacks all the details coming up in just a few minutes. two icebreakers have reached in the last ship that's been stranded for almost a fortnight off russia's far east coast with more than three hundred crew still on board this comes after they successfully tota smaller vessel to safer waters so first has the details of this ongoing rescue operation. it's a slight change in strategy that we've seen in the final stages of this rescue operation they've managed to free up a small refrigerator vessel and they've started tools. but what happened is that they managed to dispatch a helicopter pick hydrologist from the album micro ice breaker and they managed to see the area idolise the ice and they managed to find distasteful to leave this refrigerated vessel and that's freed up these two ice breakers to now back the same route that they've come down which means they can avoid having to break free further ice coming back we had stand a press conference a federal fishing agency say the final

created frankenstein and he went out and committed murder and mayhem the cia once described posada as a reliable asset to the u.s. government a man of good character pro-u.s. who would make an excellent official in a post castro government half a century after post a lot of could be less again doing the cia's dirty work in latin america his bloody legacy lives on for the countless victims and as the u.s. government continues to fight the so-called war on terrorism extraditing kidnapping and assassinating suspects in other countries it continues to harbor one of the hemisphere's most notorious terrorists are t. washington d.c. . the work of the u.k.'s border agency has been slammed in a report by british m.p.'s the document suggests at least sixty thousand asylum seekers will be left to live illegally in the u.k. because the agency has lost all trace of them robin simcox a research fellow at the center for social cohesion says the situation results from the ukase open door policy and its obligations as an e.u. member. britain is essentially lost control of who is coming into the countr

cia comes under fire as one of its operatives goes to court for the minor offenses despite being one first string of terror attacks also. the rescue operation to free the still. precious bar is battling the weather conditions at the ice breakers play one set leaving one awaiting rescue. the u.s. finds that paying afghan militias to hold back taliban influence is not enough to buy their loyalty. and in business belarus is raising the transit terry for russian oil pipe twelve percent starting from next month or more in twenty minutes. so you're watching r t broadcasting live from moscow welcome to the program a former cia operative whose wanted in venezuela and cuba for terrorist attacks throughout the nerika has gone on trial in the u.s. but that's not why it was posada is in court instead he's being charged with lying to immigration offices on tuesday harvest looks at why the u.s. is turning a blind eye to and then turn wrist. miami florida white sandy beaches miniskirts and. this vacation spot is also home to a convicted international terrorist luis posada could be less coined the b

the cia comes under far as one of its operatives goes to court for minor offenses despite being wanted for a string of terror attacks and also. the rescue operation for that yet still trapped in the i thought precious bar is quite bad weather conditions at the ice breakers play one leaving one awaiting rescue. and the us finds that paying afghan militias to hold back the town about influence is not enough to buy their loyalty. though they are watching r.t. broadcasting live from moscow welcome to the program our top story now a former cia operative who is wanted in venezuela and cuba for terrorist attacks throughout latin america has gone on trial in the u.s. but that's not why there were specific arenas is in court instead he's being charged with lying to immigration officers. and how first looks at why the u.s. is turning a blind eye to an alleged terrorist. the. miami florida white sandy beaches miniskirts and. this vacation spot is also home to a convicted international terrorist luis posada could be less coined the bin laden of the americas the anti castro cuban was the cia's dirt

had the cia stop assad in his tracks just off my shoes my my brother. livia distil mills brother fabio would still be alive put yourself in the place of the us of a victim of the family victim of terrorism and it's absurd distil know an italian businessman was murdered in one thousand nine hundred seven bombing orchestrated by posada it was one of a string of hotel and nightclub bombings in cuba distil know describes posada as a monster created by a country that is. their government officials to push their agenda are willing to go for any or any wrote after jailing posidon upon entering the u.s. illegally law enforcement agencies warn the justice department up aside its terrorist past that he was set free anyway was now put solder is on trial in el paso texas the charges against him not international terrorism but immigration fraud and perjury we unleashed him on the world peter kornbluh of the national security archives obtained dozens of documents pertaining to preside his involvement with the cia he says the case is about whether the united states tr

is accused of protecting a former cia agent who's wanted in latin america the deadly terror attacks as he goes on trial over immigration reform plus. a breakthrough in the rescue mission to retrieve the ship star of russia's far east coast with the icebreakers now close to achieving that final share. of our womb welcome to you this is live from moscow with me alice has the wiki leaks founder house briefly appeared in along and and of course as he continues his battle against extradition julian assange which is wanted in sweden to face sex crime allegations which he claims have been fabricated in order to eventually prosecute him on espionage charges in the u.s. embassy is keeping a close eye on developments it was essentially what they call a case management hearing today which is when they set the date for the main herring and just check that all the evidence is in course of being prepared in a timely fashion which we do now know when the full extradition extradition hearing is going to be that's going to take place on the seventh and eighth of february so we've got to wait another so

the cia comes on the bar as one of its all pretty goes to courts for minor offenses spotting wanted for a string of terror attacks. the rescue operation to free this shit stuck in ice oppressive far east still bustling at best conditions as they play one set leaving one still awaiting rescue. and the u.s. bonds that paying afghan militias to hold but how about influence it's not enough to buy the long term. you're watching r t well live from moscow welcome a former cia operative who is wanted in venezuela and cuba for terrorist attacks throughout latin america is going on trial in the u.s. that's not why. he's in court instead he's being charged with lying to immigration offices. looks at why the u.s. is turning a blind eye to an alleged terrorist the. miami florida white sandy beaches miniskirts and bikini. this vacation spot is also home to a convicted international terrorist luis posada could be less coined the bin laden of the americas the anti castro cuban was the cia's dirty secret in south and central america trained as an explosives expert at the new tory a school of the america

the us is protecting a former cia agent who is wanted in latin america for deadly terror attacks. that have reached a fifth and final ship that's been stranded for almost a fortnight off russia's far east coast with more than three hundred crew still aboard it comes after successfully towed a reef ship to safer waters artie's the details of this rescue operation. it's like a change in strategy that we've seen in the final stages. in the early hours yesterday morning they. started throwing all of yesterday and today so was. that what happened earlier today was that they mounted a helicopter. in the. ice breaker. he the area idolized the ice and they managed to find distasteful to leave this refrigerator and that's freed up. to now the same. which means they can avoid having to break through their eyes coming back we had standard press conference. the final part now going a freeing up. is going to be the most difficult. reconnaissance helicopter to send by the emergencies ministry is observed through the canals which before would regularly freeze over and i'm clearing. the ice break

the cia comes under fire as one of its operatives goes to court for minor offenses despite being wanted for a string of terror attacks also. the rescue operation to free this still trapped in the ice of precious. weather conditions as the ice breakers play one ship leaving one awaiting rescue. the u.s. finds that paying afghan militias to hold back taliban influence is not enough to buy their loyalty. and in business mergers and acquisition activity is in russia more than doubled in twenty ten that made the country the namin a leader in eastern europe or in twenty minutes. around the world and indeed around the clock this is r.t. a former cia operative whose wanted in venezuela and cuba for terrorist attacks throughout latin america has gone on trial in the u.s. but that's not why there were specific arenas in court instead he's being charged with lying to me gratian offices t's office looks at why the u.s. is turning a blind eye to an alleged terrorist. the. miami florida white sandy beaches miniskirts and bikini. this vacation spot is also home to a convicted international terrorist l

you watching our team broadcasting live from moscow welcome to the program carriage austin a former cia operative who is wanted in venezuela and cuba for terrorist attacks throughout latin america was going on trial in the u.s. that's not why it was posada karla's is in court instead he's being charged with lying to me gratian offices he had her first looks at why the u.s. is turning a blind eye to an alleged terrorist. miami florida white sandy beaches miniskirts and bikini. this vacation spot is also home to a convicted international terrorist luis posada could be less coined the bin laden of the americas the anti castro cuban was the cia's dirty secret in south and central america trained as an explosives expert at the new tory a school of the americas posada's acts of terrorism spend five decades it impacted half a dozen countries. over seventy people were killed when cuban airliner for fifty five was bombed in one thousand nine hundred ninety six a terrorist act posada plans from venice and according to cia documents the agency was aware of it before it happened at least was a mast

government refused to extradite but started to venezuela to serve his term the cia continue to employ him as a key element in the country wars which plane winds of seventy thousand civilians in nicaragua. with a leading figure in the iran contra affair in the one nine hundred eighty s. had the cia stop assad in his tracks just off in my shoes my brother was killed in libya distil most brother fabio would still be alive put your stuff in the place of the etc victim of the family victim of terrorism and it's absurd distil know an italian businessman was murdered in one nine hundred ninety seven bombing orchestrated by posada it was one of a string of hotel and nightclub bombings in cuba and it wasn't the only acts of terrorism poseidon was involved in there was the two thousand assassination attempt on. cuban leader fidel castro in a series of attacks across latin america after jailing posidon upon entering the u.s. illegally law enforcement agencies warned the justice department a poseidon's terrorist past but he was set free anyway now prosodic is on trial in el paso texas the charges

created frankenstein and he went out and committed murder and mayhem the cia once described posada as a reliable asset to the u.s. government a man of good character pro-u.s. who would make an excellent official in a post castro government half a century after post a lot of could be less again doing the cia's dirty work in latin america his bloody legacy lives on for the countless victims and as the u.s. government continues to fight the so-called war on terrorism extraditing kidnapping and assassinating suspects in other countries it continues to harbor one of the hemispheres most notorious terrorists are t. washington d.c. . well still ahead for you this hour a look at how loyalty comes as a price in afghanistan before for local militiamen trained by u.s. forces are putting their financial well being and of any protection to the community. but they were put in has expressed his condolences to a u.s. congresswoman and others caught up in a mass shooting in arizona the prime minister was visiting russia's mission and control center where he spoke to democrats and god really gives the

government refused to extradite decided to venice twyla to serve his term the cia continued to employ him as a key element in the contra wars which clean lines of seventy thousand civilians in nicaragua. he was a leading figure in the iran contra affair in the one nine hundred eighty s. had the cia stop assad in his tracks just off my shoes my my brother was killed in libya distil most brother fabio would still be alive put yourself in the place of the us and the victim of the family victim of terrorism and it's absurd distil know an italian businessman was murdered in one thousand nine hundred seven bombing orchestrated by posada it was one of a string of hotel and nightclub bombings in cuba distil know describes as a monster created by a country that is. government officials to push their agenda are willing to go for it after jailing posidon upon entering the u.s. illegally law enforcement agencies warned the justice department a poseidon's terrorist past but he was set free anyway was now posada is on trial in el paso texas the charges against him not international terrorism but im

created frankenstein and he went out and committed murder and mayhem the cia once described posada as a reliable asset to the u.s. government a man of good character pro-u.s. who would make an excellent official in a post castro government half a century after post a lot of again doing this the. yes dirty work in latin america his bloody legacy lives on for the countless victims and as the u.s. government continues to fight the so-called war on terrorism extraditing kidnapping and assassinating suspects in other countries it continues to harbor one of the hemispheres most notorious terrorists and how first r t washington d.c. take a minute to let you know about a news event coming up tomorrow international investigators are to deliver their final report on law staples plane crash that killed the polish president lech kaczynski and ninety five others the documents are expected to reveal new phone exam point to those responsible for the tragedy you can follow the full coverage of the results of our investigation here on our t.v. wednesday. the tragedy. which. revealed. in the kitchen se

wages the war on terror victims of a cia trained terrorist are crying foul they were as continues to harbor luis posada korea's one of the cia's most infamous agents who terrorized the western hemisphere for decades who was involved in the destruction of a cuban airliner in one nine hundred seventy six that killed all seventy three people on board and in two thousand and seven congress failed to pass a resolution branding a career as a terrorist and hold him accountable for his actions but as of today he is on trial in texas but not for his international crimes of terrorism artie's john hafiz has more. miami florida white sandy beaches miniskirts and bikini. this vacation spot is also home to a convicted international terrorist luis posada could be less coined the bin laden of the americas the anti castro cuban was the cia's dirty secret in south and central america trained as an explosives expert at the new tory a school of the americas posada's acts of terrorism spend five decades it impacted half a dozen countries. over seventy people were killed when cuban airliner for fifty five

because of your back or what the cia, the disney to be cleared to the cia? >> yes, sir. everything that i write, whether it's a book or an article or even if i was a poetry writer, which i am not, for the rest of my life it has to be cleared by the cia. and this book was, in fact, review twice. once before i sent to the publisher, and then once after it was reviewed and we have made changes that the publisher wanted, or the editor wanted. so the agency -- i'm very careful to try to respect my obligation to have that review before it's published. >> was anything taken out of? >> no, nothing was taken out. in fact, i have work with the agency now for six years since i retired, probably have published -- well, to books and probably 200 articles, and i really only had four or five things taken out by the agency over that amount of time. and i have to say that leads on four of the five occasions they were correct and i was wrong. they are simply looking to protect classified information and sources and methods. and they have been very good to work with. i found them very, ver

i think what we have obviously is that is the cia no doubt about it they are playing the card of mob rule the technical term is. across the entire arab world. it looks to me like a vagabond quite it's a double or nothing strategy they seem to be shooting the works for destabilization mubarak is not dependent enough he's not dependent enough on nato he's not dependent enough on the i.m.f. above all they're looking for some kind of end there jeric regimes that could be played against iran or for other other purposes they're also trying to appeal to this generation of young media lists across the arab world whose imaginations have been captured by a santino underneath that there are real grievances there for price the gasoline price the unemployment but those really have more to do with the wall street depression than with somebody like mubarak then of course there is the question of political oppression and repression which has been going on in egypt look at the weakness of the u.s. the u.s. could not determine the government in iraq even though the u.s. is occupying the country they w

them and that spying operation was led by doing claridge and his eclipse group now dewey is a former cia agent who was forced to resign more than two decades ago because of his role in the iran contra scandal last may the u.s. military cut off claridge's funding for the private spying operation but get this reports are now saying that they knew to private donors the operation is still alive and well they're seeking to discredit homemade karzai and his half brother who's allegedly on the cia payroll they're taking it as far as hoping to collect beard trimmings of d. or other d.n.a. samples from hamid karzai to prove that the afghan president is a heroin addict and claridge apparently believes that karzai is will ultimately sell out the u.s. to the iranians to the pakistanis so his private spy ring wants to interfere now they also when the military won't listen past their dispatches on to certain media figures so what we make of these private operations interfering in war zones is a new practice that we're going to start seeing more of joining me to discuss it is marcy wheeler blogger for

air force surveillance drone flew over the territory of cuba it took several aerial photos cia analysts identified the soviet ballistic nuclear missile launchers on a photograph taken a less than crist about. six hours of processing and about six hours. of looking at it i was really surprised. this is country is not conducive but it's good for secrecy. out of the group of officers who were sent to kibera nine hundred sixty two a small handful is still alive for many years they have been gathering to mark the anniversary of dispatching the first soviet missiles to what's now known as the island of freedom this time veteran the. met the commander of the russian rocket troops colonel of us. in cuba i was division service chief and there's a good surname in the division where i served we had a general is name was general of. in the end they all posed for pictures against the background of an r twelve missile the soviet union delivered a total of forty two of these missiles to cuba they were able to reach the us territory in six minutes after launch. world that there were. in order to transp

to talk about his rise and fall and to discuss his connection to the cia contra oversea ricky ross thank you for joining us today a lot of poor neighborhoods here in los angeles have suffered from gangs and drug abuse and a lot of people blame you for that now how do you think that you can help and rebuild these communities when i think i'm the perfect one for this job that needs to be done because i mean if you haven't lived this life. it's like an experiment you know my life has been an experiment and had i not been through this experiment then i would know what happened you know most people don't know what happened in south central they don't know how you get started selling drugs they don't know how you get out of selling drugs they don't know how you can go from being an inmate of it twenty years ago to being as literate as i am now you know basically i do a lot of work you know like i said i'm fond of my paperwork today and my lawsuit what do you think about the rapper rick ross taken on your persona. he's never sold drugs he's never been involved in any type of crime you know he w

so you're watching r t the main stories we're covering for you this hour the cia comes under fire as one of its offer to. used to port for minor offenses despite being wanted for a string of terrorists. the last of five ships stranded in frozen seas off russia's finest coast it's risky to icebreaker schooled in the previous vessels will never be walters despite the harsh weather. u.s. finds that pena missions to hold the taliban influence is not enough to buy their loyalty. but as the u.s. ignores terror against a man it's put on trial for any minor charges altie now turns a spotlight on to how america handles those people with its claims of extremists. today i'm talking to courtney bush she's a paralegal for the human rights organization reprieve she looks into people detained in guantanamo bay and other cia detention facilities i'm talking to her on the occasion of the ninth anniversary of the printing of guantanamo bay thanks very much for talking to us now you've recently come back from guantanamo bay tell me a bit about what you saw there what the conditions were like unfortunat

the cia it comes under fire as one of its operatives to court for minor offenses despite being one to ten at times. one of five ships stranded in the frozen sea rushes follows coast between the waters. us finds that paying afghan when the show is to hold back taliban influence is not enough to buy their loyalty. as the u.s. ignores tera claims against iran it's put on trial for only minor charges or teen out in the spotlight on what barack handles people which it thinks are extremists. today i'm talking to courtney bush she's a paralegal for the human rights organization reprieve she looks into people detained in guantanamo bay and other cia detention facilities i'm talking to her on the occasion of the ninth anniversary of the printing of guantanamo bay called me bush thanks very much for talking to us now you've recently come back from guantanamo bay tell me a bit about what you saw there what the conditions were like unfortunately we no longer meet the prisoners in the camps so we don't see the conditions in the camps any longer what we do is meet them in a separate. holding camp w

national security archives obtained dozens of documents pertaining to put out his involvement with the cia he says the case is about whether the united states truly can hold real terrorists although in this case a terrorist who was once our terrorist accountable livio acknowledges the importance of posada on trial but insists it's going to be too little too late and it wasn't the only acts of terrorism façade a was involved in there was the two thousand assassination attempt on cuban leader fidel castro and a series of attacks across latin america the legacy of luis posada is that he is a cia created frankenstein and he went out and committed murder and mayhem the cia once described posada as a reliable asset to the u.s. government a man of good character pro-u.s. who would make an excellent official in a post castro government their evaluation of him could not have been more mistaken half a century after post not a career less again doing the cia's dirty work in latin america his bloody legacy lives on for the countless victims and as the u.s. government continues to fight the so-called w

in one thousand and sixty one a year before soviet missiles were deployed in cuba the cia had worked out a military operation to bring down fidel's government a group of american trained cuban immigrants landed in cuba's play of pigs so quiet here all the superior forces of fidel castro stopped their offensive by next day the attempt to seize power fails. the bay of pigs was a disaster. it was poorly. and ken of the had stopped the. had stopped. the navy from giving support i mean it was strictly. they're the real rebellious force that when n. which was a bad bad move on the part account the place. ever out of though was only twenty when the bay of pigs battle took place little has changed since then. he hasn't been here for forty years but he had no difficulty finding the place where the american sent forces landed. the government forces fought for every millimeter of land after the battle was over one revolutionary soldier wrote. on the sand to mount the victory. and bad to get out i the most powerful u.s. warship the houston we were sitting over there. it carried a lot of weapons

did speak to be cleared through the cia? >> yes sergel everything i write whether it is a book or an article or even if i read poetry writer, which i am not come off for the rest of my life it has to be cleared by the cia and this was in fact reviewed twice. once i send it to the publisher and once it was reviewed and we had made changes the publisher wanted or the editor wanted, so the agency i'm very careful to try to respect my obligation to have that review before it's published. speckles anything to get up? >> no, in fact i worked with the agency now for six years since i retired and probably have published two books and probably 200 articles, and i really only had four or five things taken out by the agency over the amount of time, and i have to say that at least on four of the five occasions they were correct and i was wrong. they're simply looking to protect the classified information and the sources and methods and the have been very good to work with. i tell them very accommodating and helpful. >> three different p

in lebanon whenever you're dealing with a well organized force that opposes the color revolution the cia people power cool has a very very hard time succeeding if the army and police continue to support mubarak and the internet stays turned off then it looks to me like the smart bet is probably that this is not going to be a cakewalk for these demonstrators and the other question of course is what's their program do they have any solutions for anything their solution seems to be down with mubarak some people would say that if the muslim brotherhood gets the upper hand the army might step in some people in the in the demonstration seem to want the army to take over but that would simply be a new mubarak. that's investigative journalist i webster tarpley he was talking in our washington studio. while the horrific bomb attack at moscow's busiest airport that killed thirty five showed that russia is dealing with a very serious threat we ask people in the street how the world should react to such terror and what measures should be taken that's coming your way shortly with the resident. it's h

it's bruce riedel they're famous cia analyst claiming that eventually it kind of will be decided to go to the president obama charm offensive these are the muslim community all around the globe while the terrorist threat is real it is not confined or even closely related to afghanistan itself the terrorist threat comes along the afghan pakistan the bad land taken out the ward along afghan pakistan a bad land and substituted for a cross and that instantly will finally start making sense until the washington decision makers real accomplish these linguistic exercise they are doomed to play all along this vicious circle paying lip service to the threat coming from pakistan while ignoring their clear and present danger narco terrorism that comes from afghanistan. if you get you can get the nations on all the stories that we're covering on our website dot com let's take a look at what else is online right now the russian president and the raps for cation document on a new arms reduction treaty with the u.s. to get all the analysis and reaction towards it means for global security around.

using women down i think we can expand into cia central and eastern europe because those markets can all be serviced out of wimbledon and russia we have to decide how to take the technology develop a whole range of products that we can sell in other parts of the world so we can leverage the rhumba value added their expertise our partnership with the saudi arabian dairy company and figure out how to bring the expertise of both companies together to build out their platform for the company how much can you grow as a company our nutrition business which is about ten billion today and with wimbledon becomes twelve twelve billion plus can grow to about thirty billion by the year twenty twenty and russia becomes very interesting because russia scottland russia's cold water and russia can be a great source of food for us so one of our goals is to develop russian agriculture to be the hub for certain fruits stone fruits in particular the rest of the world the differences between three business in russia and another emerging market india russia is perhaps. more developed than india in terms o

so you're watching r t the head of the cia. comes on the farm it's off to schools to wonder since this point. of terror in terms. of strategy for it's a series of lectures he's close to his return to the war since the icebreakers a struggle against. the us. are. all about it's not enough to politic. but as u.s. dollars terror claims against it's put on trial for minor charges well it turns a spotlight on how america handles those people which it claims are extremists. today i'm talking to courtney bush she's a paralegal for the human rights organization reprieve she looks into people detained in guantanamo bay and other cia detention facilities i'm talking to her on the occasion of the ninth anniversary of the printing of guantanamo bay thanks very much for talking to us now you've recently come back from guantanamo bay tell me a bit about what you saw that what the conditions are like unfortunately we no longer meet the prisoners in their camps so we don't see the conditions in the camps any longer what we do is meet them in a

another year another january and yet another article in the herald tribune yet again from cia sources it's bruce riedel the famous cia analyst claiming that eventually kind of will be definitive future that president obama charm offensive these of the muslim community all around the globe where the terrorist threat is real it is not confined or even closely related to gain a stand itself the terrorist threat comes along the afghan pakistani badlands take out the war alone afghan pakistani badland and substituted for a cross and that instantly will finally start making sense until the washington decision makers real accomplish this linguistic exercise they're doomed to play all along this vicious circle paying lip service to the threat coming from pakistan while ignoring the clear and present danger of terrorism that comes from afghanistan. don't forget you can get the latest on all our stories on our web site that's dot com there's a look at what's online right now for you to see it all the new arms reduction treaty between russia and the u.s. has finally been sealed get all the analy

under cia. comes under fire for allegedly hall terrorists one of its own preserves goes to for minor offenses despite being wanted for string of deadly attacks in latin america. now as the u.s. ignores that terror claims against a man it's put on trial for only minor challenges are see the spotlight on how america how little those people which it claims are extreme. today i'm talking to courtney bush she's a paralegal for the human rights organization reprieve she looks into people detained in guantanamo bay and other cia detention facilities i'm talking to her on the occasion of the ninth anniversary of the printing of guantanamo bay bush thanks very much for talking to us now you've recently come back from guantanamo bay tell me a bit about what you saw there what the conditions were like unfortunately we no longer meet the prisoners in the camps so we don't see the conditions in the camps any longer what we do is meet them in a separate. holding camp whereby were brought in the detainees are