everyone at gitmo has access to normal mail. as long as his correspondent is vetted by a security team. we're allowing him to write letters to anybody who wants to release a three part manifesto, the huffington post headline on is mastermind september 11th attack wants to convert his captors, and you can see here -- it says wants to convert his captors, and they talk about how he's now changed his tune. you say they've got it totally wrong? >> yeah, of course, they do. they are -- to answer mr. slip, they are totally incompetent. they don't understand islamic supremacist ideology. no one in this government has bothered to get a grip on that for 20 years now running. if you're a jihadist, you're supposed to invite the infidels to convert to islam before you conduct jihadist attacks. we have a mile long trail of people like bin laden and zawahiri doing just that sort of thing. this is a guy who's getting his messages out who's getting his propaganda out, his ideology out. and the three blind mice at the switch don't have a clue wh

post office box, it gets censored at gitmo.s he get to have a stamp and send these out? >> it's probably not a good idea if it is not a matter of public record and part of a legal brief. >> so leave it out of the court case. leave his manifesto out. >> tell that to the generals at gitmo. >> i want to play this. debra burlingame. >> this is a very smart guy and what he's doing is he is communicating with his fellow jihadis all over the world. this is a gold mine of propaganda coming from the rock star of 9/11 right out from his jail cell. that's how stupid the infidels are in letting this get out. and his attorneys, i have to say, shame on you major derek pote rks t, a marine. an active duty marine. you're a disgrace to your uniform for participating. >> who is that woman? >> debra burlingame. want to answer him. >>> duck dynasty is back. we have a sneak peek of season five. >>> and new information surrounding the controversy of one of the biggest songs of the year. ♪ want really get past me ♪ >>> all right. according to somethi

but khalid sheikh mohammed has managed a few more of his jihad propaganda at his prison cell at gitmosome media outlets have chosen to publish a manifesto where he suggested that muslims now shouldn't use violence to spread islam, but no one should buy his bull, according to andrew mccarthy, who prosecuted him. he's worrying what could happen when messages from terrorists get out. >> this is a guy who is getting his messages out, who is getting his propaganda out. we had the guy i prosecuted, the blind sheikh. bin laden credited him with issuing the fat waw that approved the 9/11 attack from his american prison cell. the guy who killed meyer cohahny in 1990, plotted the 1993 world trade center attack from his prison cell in attica. and we had the 1993 world trade center bombers corresponding with jihadists in madrid implicated in 9/11 and the attacks there. don't start telling me how competent these guys are who are watching what is going out of the institutions. >> he's right, the messages, instructions, things can be sent out. words of warning to heed? >> this is the deal, this is a

why isn't this guy just thanking his lucky stars that he was not killed and enjoy gitmo. that is what the critics argue, when you are actually trying to win a war, the goal is to win. >> the emotionless side agrees with you, i have been to gitmo, in terms of the constitution the supreme court has said these people, even that person right there who probably is exactly what the government says he is is entitled to the same protections as we are. if the government can't try him and prove what they say he did, they have to let him go. now, they can follow him, re-arrest him -- let me finish. >> we have a 30% recidivism rate, meaning we go back out and try to kill them again. suddenly he is going to say you know what? i love america, i'm not going to try to kill americans anymore. >> i doubt he is ever going to change his mind. we have a constitution that means what it says and the supreme court prepared to enforce it. now, why the government chose him and why it chose to let him go after it said it had enough evidence to charge and convict him -- >> that they were never going

the man who started ansar al sharia came from gitmo, a former gitmo detainee, a libyan who went back to libya, started this group, the "60 minutes" report identified him and a mr. cat -- khatallah as the organizers of this attack. all i can tell you is there is no mystery about who planned this. it was an al qaeda affiliate in libya and 16 august a cable is sent back from chris stevens to washington at the state department saying we can't defend the consolate because al qaeda ten training camps of al qaeda exist in benghazi. the al qaeda flag is flying. and, oh, by the way, the red cross had left benghazi, the british had left benghazi because of attacks by terrorist groups. this was long before september 11. so don't tell me we don't know. we do know. it was terrorists. it was a former gitmo detainee who was bin laden's body tkpwaufrpltd what did he have -- bin laden's bodyguard. what did he have to do? have a card. the guy who was in gitmo that we let go was core al qaeda. he was bin laden's bodyguard. caught him in pakistan. fought in afghanistan. now, what we don't know in this r

. >> he was once considered a major threat, too dangerous to be released from gitmo. why is he about to head home? we'll tell you why. >> the famous actress who was nearly swept out to sea, we are about to see what happened to that woman "fox & friends" as far as we can tell starts now. >> this is snooki from jersey shore. you're watching "fox & friends." >> the longest press conference i can remember. they changed jobs in between governor christie's explanation of what happened with bridge gate. >> some people got fired. >> after a day, a lot of talk about it, chris christie really indicated to many what leadership looked like after facing a crisis. those on his staff coming under fire and being fired by him. after the george washington bridge, one of the busiest in the united states, had lanes shut down resulting in the death of a woman. chris christie got up there and was accountable. take a listen. >> i come out here to apologize to the people of new jersey. i am embarrassed and humiliated by the conduct of some of the people on my team. this morning i terminated

he's being held in gitmo and has been there since 2002 but was never normal-- formally charged.dent obama asked them to review his case as part of the closure of the detention center. >>> following the news that the afghan president hamid karzai has agreed to free 72 prisoners he deemed a security threat. why there might be more issues to come. >> this is going to make a bad relationship even worse. president obama and him are barely on speaking terms and now karzai is willfully refusing to go along with the key u.s. demand. he has ordered the release of 72 prisoners under his control accused of attacks on coalition forces afghan forces, african civilians. karzai says there's not enough evidence to keep them in custody. a group of senators warned him this would cause a major set back in relations with the u.s. here's the response yesterday from the state department. >> they pose a threat to the safety and security of the afghan people and the state are being released without an investigation and without the criminal justice system. it undermines the afghan people and rule of law

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he's now eligible for transfer from gitmo, if a country will accept him. decision is is the first in a series of review raergz by thn honester to speed up closing the prison, more than five years after he promised to close get know. president obama signed a defense bill including a provision to make it easier for the pentagon to transfer low-threat detainees to other countries a long process because of the difficulty in finding nations willing to accept them. in the meantime, even the former chief prosecutor at gitmo says the nation's reputation is suffering. >> guantanmo has been a black eye to us, with our allies and with our adversaries. >> reporter: but critics say newly-free detainees are likely to turn to terrorism and releasing them would make the u.s. look weak. >> the governor of individual was sworn in today. former chairman of the democratic herriman is known as a friends of bill and hillary clinton. after his swearing in he signed four executive orders, including one which bans discrimination in the state government, based on sexual orientation

i thought gitmo, afghanistan -- there's always a new issue of our times. if it's so important and he says, you know, if you don't have a good education, then we'll never bridge income inequality, why are all these leading democrats against charter school choice? 2% of charter school -- are black and hispanic? why would we be against expanding those opportunities? >> there are plenty of democrats around the country, leaders and of coursers who support charter school. >> not the president and the mayor of new york. >> this is something -- look, you're right, there are democrats that get split on this, but ultimately a lot of people are focusing on investing in education, infrastructure, all of these things that republicans say we shouldn't be spending this money. democrats want to improve that. >> listen, charter schools, all of those issues, you have a branding issue. i don't think that people believe you when you say you -- let's take an issue like immigration here ease an issue that a majority of americans are saying, 57% of americans say right now, let t

the former gitmo detainee? the man came from there. he was a libyan who went back and started the group. and the 60 minute report identified him as the organize of the attack. all i can tell you is there is no mystery about who planned this. it was an al qaeda affiliate and on 16th of august something is sent back saying we cannot defend because ten training camps are in al qaeda and the al qaeda flag is flying. and the red cross left benghazi and the british left as well. this was long before september the 11th. don't tell me we don't know. we do know. it was terrorist. it was a former gitmo detainee who was laden's body guard. he was for al qaeda. they caught him in pakistan. bodyguard. caught him in pakistan. fought in afghanistan. fought in afghanistan. in afghanistan. now, what we don't know in this report is who in the whitehouse changed the talking points. you want to know what chris christy did? fine. absolutely fair game. we know what he did when he found out what his people did about the traffic jam. he fired them. and got up

gregg: you know, brad, his gitmo file state that is he has long ties to al qaeda.ned with al qaeda. al qaeda gave this guy, bin qumu, a monthly stipend for his family and yet, when you watch the state department, the spokeswoman yesterday, she consistently said al qaeda was not involved in the benghazi attack, nor its affiliates. come on, whether they're affiliates or ties or linked or inspired in the words of hillary clinton, what difference does it make? is state department just dancing on words here? >> absolutely. look the semantics played by this administration were played almost in the first week of the presidency in 2009 when he refused to have him or his administration acknowledge a war on terrorism. there was no war on terrorism. it also didn't fit the president's narrative in 2012, that al qaeda was all but finished thanks to his efforts. this doesn't fit the narratives. they're engaged in semantics. the american people already made up their mind as what this was. the state department now saying it is terrorism but, it wasn't al qaeda related. gregg: righ

. >> there is a lot of gitmo here. >> we haven't figured out how to do it. >> with appointing a panel. >> put them in gitmo. >> and in the end congress may decide they don't really want to go along with the plan, what we saw again this week. i want to move on to benghazi. the headline was benghazi, the uprising, the killing, the assault that took the lives of countries stevens and three other americans was preventable. so after looking at the report and what all sides had to say about it, was it? >> yes, you read the report and you want really to cry. because there is warning after warning afterwarning. you see the security situation in libya deteriorating. you see general-- of the african command offering repeatedly to chris stevens, do you want me to leave these forces with you to protect you. and simultaneously the embassy is asking, stevens is saying no to that but simultaneously asking additional help from date. it is just a tragic moment of not just because the committee concluded it was preventable, but some of the ways in which it was preventable, we knew after the ems aboutee

we released three from gitmo.ave been fighting a separatist movement against the chinese government for some time. we released them to slovakia. they were the last three wiggers and could easily go back to terrorism. about 30% of the detainees who left guantanamo have gone back to terrorism. we're talking about leaders of al qaeda, leaders of the taliban. a suicide bomber in iraq who killed 13 people. but here we go, president obama just released 11 detainees in the last month. >> how many are eligible for release and why aren't these being made public? why are we getting word after the fact? >> about 155 detainees are at guantanamo right now. of that number, close to 80 are eligible for release because the obama administration when they came in, they had a top priority to close guantanamo, let the chips fall where they may. basically the with obama administration cleared basically half the detainees, these include body guards, terrorist financiers and president obama wants to let them go. under the national defen

no later than one year from now it might be president obama's biggest unfulfilled promise closing gitmo the detention facility at guantanamo bay cuba that's where we put people in prison forever without charging them with any crime i can't imagine where you could put these people that wouldn't endanger the community political bickering has kept detainees in limbo for years nearly eight hundred prisoners have been sent to guantanamo bay since two thousand to one hundred fifty five detainees remain there today most without charge or trial i don't think the us has and nothing evidence to support holding. most of these men the burden is on the united states to justify it and the united states can't simply say oh well you know we think these are bad guys but we can't really prove it it's a view the us president seems to agree with the idea that we would still maintain forever. a group of individuals who have not been tried that is pon true to who we are it is contrary to our interests and it needs to stop so why hasn't it one of the problems opposition on capitol hill congressional restricti

clive stafford smith is a good attorney for several gitmo detainees who says he's witnessed some of the tactics used by the military the prisoner. since his release. you can use on hunger strike an automatic ticket comes with no discount so i can find it. it really has been domestic use and place no prisoners are held and will steal so. the most basic human rights to this is going on strike. it's very much in action. unfortunately that is the current use of force feeding techniques casting aside the question of whether it's ethical core status role in a row medical association says that now unfortunately the techniques they use them in primetime on scripture is this. surfers are going to witness some of those that you still need to stop prisoners noses it is still crawling has cheated on every single time twice a day course and back up each time still forcing us to know you can quickly into prison and a few christmas. if you say it is carry on doing it really is her investments hold it down leaving latvia baltic nation wide. thousands of skilled bills had three eggs it was a eurozone li

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to abandon once he got in office everything that he said he was going to do he was going to close gitmo he was going to end the wars none of those things and that iraq is ending and. that is that end date it did end around he did it you don't whether you're fighting in iraq and spending or private contractors paid for the united buys you not strike the government how do you know well. how do you know of i don't know there you go what are they there for then. why are they there they're saying he's still going on a war and you know it's not officially carrying it on but you know whether or not there's still hostilities and there needs to be american presence there we're going to be there for the next twenty years larry why are we still there pull us out when you make it a tea party i try not to make note of another. very rigidly were a good concept until the koch brothers took control of them and now they're nothing but a a right wing arm of the of the money people who want to bring the republicans even farther right than they already are whether oppose the republicans appear to be in tro

too far making you had mentioned earlier some of these promises that you made one of them is closing gitmo that's a promise that many see as a promise not fulfilled and i think when you hear these speeches it kind of raises these questions of how much of it is rhetoric how much of is it just talk and how much is this going to be reale. betty well that's the state of the union historically has been more or less of a wish list that the president sets out each year one thing that is different with this state of the union address versus other ones is this one really looked back more on the accomplishments and kind of was more of a pat on the back versus looking forward the other thing that was really different about this one is it did tone down some of that rhetoric making it again one of the more moderate speeches that we've seen come out of him in recent history in terms of rhetoric versus actual accomplishments it's very hard to determine right now how any of this is going to be done obviously it's a very big let's just moving the federal minimum wage up will be a huge battle both in local

him if he could tell us more about this board and what they have accomplished and regards to closing gitmo. well they've accomplished very little in the periodic review boards were supposed to be established years ago president obama promised that they'd go into effect about four years ago and they haven't they've just started what they're supposed to do is review people and see whether they pose a threat to u.s. security and this was the first one they've just completed and they said that this fellow doesn't know you have these trial which is under obama's review board it was conducted via teleconference and a board with a secret location in washington d.c. while the detainee and his attorney were in autonomy obey and the press was not invited which further led to the pentagon saying they were unprepared to let reporters watch and watch the pentagon envoy for guantanamo closure as paul lewis said he was surprised to discover the detention center staff had no plans to accommodate the media for the hearings why the lack of transparency with this process writer's disgusting it's disgusting l

eric holder is the guy who hired a t lot of gitmo lawyers who did this same thing at guantanamo.rules and getting messages out all around the world. >> when you think of her saying she didn't want to die in a strange, loveless place and how innocent victims died at the hands of the terrorists. >> i think about the eight children who died on 9/11, five on my brother's plane. the mastermind behind it was inspired by her client. >> this guy who she helped. >> happy new year to you. >> unbelievable. taking your thoughts on twitter. let me know what you think. yesterday one of america's most liberal mayors promised a bold new agenda for new york city. what are of the clintons appearing there. bill clinton swore him in. appearing to embrace his message. and they vowed until death do us part. but something came first. the wife who spent three-quarters of a million on the girlfriend. >>> from the world headquarters of fox news it's "the kelly file" with megyn kelly. >> tonight a tale of love that went a little wrong. steven and candice met in 2010, got married in 2011. soon after the wed

instead, he's talking about nsa and gitmo, why gitmo is still open, et cetera, et cetera. >> and tell us why it's a crumby job. >> you run for president and the entire objective is to humanize the candidate, how they would transform the presidency. that's our romance novel. we want to fall in love with our candidate. every single thing about being president is dehumanizing, the scrutiny of the press corps forces all of them into near isolation, the logistics of the white house. that place, that structure is completely inflexible. you have to be in the oval office. all of the appearances of the white house or the presidency take place in very rigid ways. so, i think that what happens to all the -- particularly the modern presidency, as it's carried out under the 24-hour glare of the media is an incredibly isolating experience. >> yesterday when he was here, he said maybe being self aware is not the quality we want the most in our presidents. and i'll tell you why. you read about bob gates every night writing letters and breaking down in tears as he's writing letters. that i

what, none of the chaps he's releasing from gitmo were free? is he saving them for cabinet posts.upposed to believe that reverend wright's claims were false. america is punished for being racist. how is this not a hate crime against police. maybe ed as ner and mike farrell can explain this to his widow or ask harry reid who gained the senate to ensure passage of horrid nominees like this one. this may be the first job that reid has nominated. this is about transferring the power to the people. even the phrase cop killer is just too mean, isn't it really just bigot control? who cares? the media will focus on new jersey traffic instead and ignore this. alas, christie casts a big shadow in everything. >> you didn't pronounce the names correctly? >> which one did i get wrong? >> i figured as much. i want to show, this is what the paternal of order of police had to say in a letter i believe to the administration. they wrote that this nomination was basically a thumb in the eye of our nation's law enforcement. it demonstrates a total lack of regard or empathy for those who strive to kee

they were hoping he would do something on the employee nondiscrimination act, something more on gitmo, because his first executive order failed to close guantanamo bay. they believe he hasn't done enough by executive order. >> we're looking now at the house sergeant of arms, he has the big announcement coming up here. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states! [ applause ] >> i'd like to listen in to these conversations sometimes. we'll take a listen, and you never know what you can hear. >> and there is representative sheila jackson, from texas in the pink, who has managed to be, i think in every state of the union, right there on the row, charles. >> i think she went down at 5:00 a.m. and staked her seat. >> she got the seat. it is something to watch as the president makes his way in. republicans and democrats, there is a little difference this year, apparently the dating we saw between republicans and democrats sitting together back in 2011 has largely subsided, although there are some bipartisan couples, if you will, sitting next to each other, including senator joe manch

. >> he is the former gitmo detainee, isn't he?ed him back to our keep custody many him. make wonder how bad the ones that we kept that we are about to release are if we released that guy. >> it's extraordinary. are we going to get some hearings on this or anything coming up? we only have 20 seconds left but what's next. >> yes, ma'am, we are doing depositions which regrettably your viewers don't have the benefit of it i'm ready to send depositions to hillary clinton, suture rice, patrick kennedy. i'm ready to take their depositions and ready to send interrogatories to the president. some of my colleagues are about their wit's end when it comes to this benghazi investigation. >> thank you congressman, have a nice weekend. >> yes, ma'am, you too. >> thanks for being with us. just a he reminder if you are getting in and tuning in before bill o'reilly. pick up remote and set a recording for "on the record." do you want donald trump to run for governor of new york? we will see you again on monday right here at 7 p.m. eastern. o'reilly

. >> wree supposed to -- we are supposed to close gitmo. >> most of america does -- doesn't watch it. we have to because it is our job. but they don't care. >> we can't find japan in two hours like reagan wanted us to? remember that? >> no, i don't. you made that up. >> it was the we that did it. >> no mention of weed last night. no mention of drugs. >> i think we have gone through a whole bunch of state of the union addresses with no mention of drugs being the scurge of the universe. >> it is over. >> we are at a tipping point. >> that's a bar i often go to get high at. >> we had a war against drugs and drugs won. >> and we have the super bowl and two teams from the states that represent legalized marijuana. there you go. >> causation is not correlation or correlation is not causation? i don't know. i can't feel my legs. >> what happened with the nfl policy of no marijuana in states where marijuana is legal? >> i don't know. that's a question. >> for obama. >> i didn't tell you it was a good one. but i want to move on. >> it is still banned for players. >>> did she pull a boner by be

mastermind khaled shake meikh mohammed has been allowed to release a manifesto from behind bars from gitmo >> this is a guy who is getting his message out, getting his propaganda out and ideology out and the three blind mice at the switch don't have a clue of what it is he is trying to do. >> ksm wrote the manifesto on a lap top given to him by the court because he represents himself at times. the judge says because the writing of the self proclaimed terrorist as part of the court record it must be released. >>> well ladies, the secret to success has been revealed. all you need to do is become a boaster? researchers find that working women are held back by their modesty. during a recent study more females downplayed their own accomplishments while men were willing to broadcast their successes. the apparent reason? women feel uncomfortable self promoting because of society's gender norm. it is 18 minutes after the top of the hour. could it be the end of free internet? why you may be forced to pay the price every time you surf the web. >> what police found inside justin bieber's home and who

claims say he is going to cuba to bust terrorists out of gitmo. and how was it when the president tried ovaltine for the first time? >> it was the most significant thing for my job. >> and dancing flight attendants. can anything stop the madness? our panel has tips on how to prevent the spread of this terrible epidemic. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> and now let's welcome our guest. she is so cute she belches butterflies. i am here with jo ling kent. he just ordered a mirror for his apartment so he can have somebody to talk to. it is andy levy. >> and it is "the blaze" national editor and the co-host of" real news." and if humor was the chesapeake bay she would be full of crabs. next to me, writer and comedian bonnie mcfarland. that's the first story. from now on i am calling you the parking ticket, greg because you have fine written all over you. >> would you put this jelly in your belly? there is life on mars, and it may be a delicious, delicious donut. nasa scientists are baffled by a mystery substance found on mars that they no

. >> the president brought up gitmo. how optimistic are you about it closing before his tenure?people being force fed and needed to be released to their country. the president should be been more forceful about that. >> i'm going to the oscar's, baby. >> we could get the soup of the day going. >>> the supreme court halts the execution of a missouri death row inmate, but it is the reason for this day that could be a game-changer. we'll look at the shift on the death penalty. that's next. music stops ♪music resumes music stops ♪music resumes [announcer] if your dog can dream it. purina pro plan can help him achieve it. nutrition that performs. some brokerage firms are but way too many aren't. why? because selling their funds makes them more money. which makes you wonder. isn't that a conflict? search "proprietary mutual funds". yikes!! then go to e*trade. we've got over 8,000 mutual funds and not one of them has our name on it. we're in the business of finding the right investments for you. e*trade. less for us, more for you. the fund's prospectus contains its investment objective

there is niece out today about this person who was in gitmo. he was in libya involved in benghazi.at we're facing. not only can affect the homeland. think about russia a couple weeks ago, we were talking about that. that group of caucus emirates is considered westerners, including americans to be legitimate targets. we have to take the threat seriously and complacency is a killer and it will cost us. we can't say al qaeda is over there. it could be here once again. this is very serious threat and need to take it serious in 2014. jenna: peter, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. jon: now a fox news alert and coast guard as well as navy ships are on the way to the scene of a crash of a navy ch-53 helicopter off the coast of virginia. it happened 18 miles offshore. the sea stallion, as you see here, one of the heavy lift stalwarts of the u.s. navy, the marine corps uses them, went down with five people on board. we're told from our colleagues at fox news who spoke to someone at the navy, four crewmembers were rescued, one is missing. the hunt is on. at last report a coast

shocking new claims say he is headed to cuba to bust terrorists out of gitmo.d how crucial was the moment the vice president tried ovaltine for the first time? >> it was the single most significant thing that happened to me for my job. >> and finally, dancing flight attendants. can anything stop the madness? our panel has tips on how to prevent the spread of the terrible epidemic. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight jie. and now let's welcome our guest. she is so cute she belches butterflies. i am here with fox business network reporter jolene kept.

they are getting a little cooler, it is gitmo 110 degrees and they expected to stay in the 90s, getting some much-needed moisture. what they did was a lot of people selling of. we saw it down $0.36 at one point. corn holding pretty stable and what we are looking at is the farmers i haney on to the others they are not releasing, they don't want it to go, looking at south america, the weather will help their crop. one thing to keep in mind, looking at this, record number of acreage, soybeans and corn. a lot to look at, sitting on the sidelines but farmers, the hague on to that. tracy: the weather in south america, to the weather at home, jeff grossman, the energy market as well. >> let's face it. looking at natural gas had a nice move up on the outside, weather related, morning session, all little surprise in the afternoon. and crude oil and change, heating up $0.05, almost since in the morning, and market sold off sharply again. the gas and heat instead of lowering the day contrary to what the weather situation is that we have, the heating oil. take a look here, we're looking at the mark

what, none of the chaps he's releasing from gitmo were free, or is he saving them for a cabinet post? and yet we're still supposed to believe that reverend wright's claims were all false, so once again america's punished for being deeply racist. how is this nomination not a hate crime against our nation's police? maybe celebrity supporters of that same cop killer like ed asner and mike farrell can explain this to officer faulkner's widow or asked harry reid who gained the senate who ensure passage of of nominees like this one. look, the outrage doesn't matter to obama and neither does mumia's guilt. it's about transferring power to race-baiting academics. cop killing after all may be a response to a racist society. even the phrase cop killer is just too mean. isn't it really bigot control. who cares? the media will focus on new jersey traffic instead and ignore this. alas, christie casts a big shadow in every sense. >> didn't pronounce the names correctly? >> which one did i get wrong? >> i can't remember. >> i figured as much. what the fraternal order of police had to say in a letter

we know, the stop has kind of been almost like a pawn in these fruitless negotiations to get five gitmorisoners released in return. he's a bit of a victim at the moment in that. is his father still in touch with the taliban or the people he thinks have captured bo? >> i don't know. and i don't go into those things with him. but i would be shocked all the time that's gone by, the money and man hours the taliban have gone into guarded him, they want these five prisoners. >> a lot of pressure from congress, any time you try to do a deal like this, but how did they get this video? it's not like the taliban sent it out. how did the military get this video? >> i don't know. i think it's good there's a video. it's a good sign. >> how did you get through -- it is my greatest fear to be kidnapped and held like this. day-to-day, how do you get through? >> look, to me it's very similar if you were diagnosed with cancer one day. you are forced to face your own mortality, forced to realize you don't know what's going to happen and you realize you don't have any control. the human mind helps you get

fox news, which has aggressively pursued the benghazi story, identified the former gitmo prisoner as a suspect 16 months ago. >> the terrorist designation further weakens the reporting of the "new york times" which concluded no evidence of al qaeda involvement. >> reporter: even "the times" had to report today that the administration will stamp the terrorist label on acmad katalah, the militant interviewed by the newspapers, as a prime suspect in the attack. benghazi has been a difficult puzzle for much of the media and the "washington post" story which the paper didn't put on page one is just one piece, but it's a potentially important piece that seems to have been largely dismissed by the mainstream media. bret? >> howie, thank you. >>> the indian diplomat strip-stepped after her arrest on fraud charges has been indicted in new york city. she is accused of fraudulently obtaining a work visa for her housekeeper. prosecutors say she's been given immunity and left the country, but her lawyer says she's still here. her treatment ignited a series of punitive moves by the indian governme

claims say he is going to cuba to bust terrorists out of gitmo.valtine for the first time? >> it was the most significant thing for my job. >> and dancing flight attendants. can anything stop the madness? our panel has tips on how to prevent the spread of this terrible epidemic. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> and now let's welcome our guest. she is so cute she belches butterflies. i am here with