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reeves, the issue bomber. that includes the 20th 911 bomber. republicans applauded that. dick cheney supported it. the real question is why the change of attitude? the reason they were tried is because it was in most effective way to bring people to justice, and in terms of giving rights to these prisoners, the judge who became the attorney general under the bush and administration ruled there were certain rights that even enemy combatants had, rights to a lawyer, and various other procedural protections -- habeas corpus and so on, so this is not new. we're actually not be giving any differently than the last administration, which raises the question -- is this about politics, or is it about dealing with the incident and hand? >> speaking of politics -- maybe the most important thing is happening in tennessee were the tea party is happening. what does that movement tell us about the political mood of the country, and what do democrats do to take the advantage of it? there is a lot of talk about how the republicans want to coopt the tea party movement? what do the democrats want to do to coopt the