gitmo is not quite hell. the weather is nice there. >> the weather is nice we made gitmo a respectable place for terrorists to cool their heels. there is a big push president obama it's part of your legacy. you have two years left. this is one of your major promises. close this place down. >> that's right. let's get one thing out of the way quickly. gary said our enemies don't fear us. i think people who have been on the receiving ends of our drone attacks might disagree with you, gary. they do fear us. >> at that time they fear us. you have to acknowledge how many people are joining the fight with isis, how they are spreading. they really do not show -- look at the fighting in yemen. to say anyone out there who has this ideological bent toward destroying america has any fear of america. in my mind, it's i crazy. >> i totally disagree with you. it is a super complicated topic and has nothing to do with whether or not we keep gitmo open. as you know the reason that the president wants to close gitmo and not th

, or keep gitmo open. that's it. we can talk about politics all day long but this is serious. it's about lives. >> you're right, brenda. look jonas pointed out a lot of what if scenarios down the road. anything can happen. i will grant him that point but we don't have the luxury of looking into the future and deciding what's best now. so to me it is cut and dry. i can't figure out, quite honestly whether it's numbers or whether it's ethics or whether it's moral or whether it's danger to society, why president obama wants to release these people and i come back to he's making it political, and his job is as commander in chief is just the opposite. it's so look out for our welfare. to me this is a slam dunk >> pre release these? >> i don't know exactly why. obviously i'm not a foreign relations expert but there has to be i would like to think and my common sense these are the last 100 and i think gitmo is a slap in the face of who we stand for as americans. i think we should shut down gitmo, like it or not.

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quote, remember the guy who slit danny pearl's throat is in gitmo. now they're doing it on tv.heard this line, that the president used in these, in this closed-door session where he talked about the killer of daniel pearl being in gitmo. at some point, it was we were waiting for george bush to come out, don't you think? for him to break his silence, at this point it must be too much for him to take anymore. >> when george w. bush was president, the most important thing to him was not to be liked, but to be respected. and you better believe no one would have been beheaded when he was president. and now i'm sure he is probably just i mean, beyond frustrated because we do have to think about our grandchildren. the next president has to clean up this mess. has to be strong enough to go toe-to-toe with isis. because they are the nazis of the 21st century and it is only the beginning. >> and sandra, you know these closed doors session are rarely closed doors especially when you have a president of the united states who has kept quiet. on some level i'm sure w knew his remarks would g

he went on to say, remember the guy who slit danny pearl's throat is in gitmo. it on television. what do you make of those two, brit? >> well, in my opinion, obviously pointed at the obama administration's policies and actions. president trying so gitmo for example, which he has been trying to do since day one. we have more episodes of the kind so horrified when danny pearl was murdered. khalid sheikh mohammad is in gitmo. the president would like to close the place. and, on that iran deal, you know, that is not really that critical when you think about the fact that all of this deal is designed to do is to retard iran's march toward a nuclear weapon for a period of time and the deal itself lasts, what, as far as we know about 10 years. so when he is talking about the your grandchildren, he is making what might be considered when you think about it, a not particularly controversial comment. martha: you know you mentioned before about what he said about not campaigning. you won't see me out there when he talked about jeb. he was very positive about his brother. h

what did you believe are the intentions of the white house with gitmo?rying to close it. >> so what happens to national security? what are the implications of that? >> i think they are huge. even if they came in innocent by the time they were treated this way they hate america. >> and most of them were not random people. >> i think releasing them is dangerous but i also think the president wanted to try them. he wanted to try them in prisons and was stopped from doing that so my question is what is the solution? leave them there forever? >> that is what i want to ask you. i am going to yield my time to hayes. we are getting cozy with cuba and guantanamo bay is cuba. would we ever consider turning that over to them? >> it is hard to imagine we will and certainly hard with the prisoners remaining in the prison there. but republican members of congress who work on these issues raised that as a concern and they are concerned about it. i don't think you can shrug it off. >> we have -- would you want that? >> no but we have seen the president release people wi

-- the gitmo guys go free after what they did on 9/11?ll these people convicted of terrorist krasner country, they will be executed -- terrorist crimes in our country, they will be executed or spend life in prison will. host: you are concerned about those released from gitmo. these were not pilots or anyone who crashed any planes. caller: no, i relies they're are all gone, but there are still people in gitmo that they are going to be releasing. they want to close gitmo. if they release them, all those people had something to do with 9/11. are they going to let them all go? host: that was nancy in maine. gary is up next, line for democrats. caller: good morning. host: go ahead, sir. caller: state sanctioned murder is still murder. and if you set up a mindset in society that there are certain good reasons supposedly for murdering someone, then other people will say crime in their own hands as well. i just don't believe in murder that murder is a proper resolution of how to end a murderous life. the fact is, there is a statistic -- i heard a

we give did to these guys down in gitmo. >> you know he always wanted to be somebody that could achieve something that nobody has done before. >> the american people are furious this marine is being held in iran. >> he should be freed no matter what. >> #free amir now. >> put his life on the line for this country do. it again. bring him home and he would do it right now. we want the state department to show that same resolve. >> we will not accept them into the international community if they hold political prisoners. >> for nearly three and a half years i have endured inhumane treatment and witnessed devastation. >> well now on the record obtained a record from amir hekmati to president obama. the marine writes: i ask that you do not forget me mr. president. former u.n. ambassador john bolton joins us. thank you for being here. >> glad to be here. >> to what extent should his release by the iranians since is he one of our marines, be connected to the discussion over the nuclear weapons? >> well ideally, it would not be. but, in fact, it's gonna be. i think we made a big mistake frankly

he was released from gitmo in 2006 under president bush. here's the question. looking back at all of the gitmo detainees who have been released a lot of them simply go back and go out there on the terror field, right? >> yes, that's been the case. >> you have a problem with releasing detainees from gitmo? >> well obviously we can't hold them forever and there's a process they did through and you're always going to have some that go back to the battlefield. there are some criminals released from prison who go back to crime but i do think it behooves us to make sure that we have a process that tryies to the best extent possible that they don't. >> you don't have a problem with the u.s. using hellfire missiles on these drones let's say in yemen to look for these guy, go out and target them and kill them? >> no i don't have a problem with that. obviously there's a process there that we try to ensure that we've got the right people and that we have minimal, you know that there's minimal collateral damage obviously and that's a process that we ought to go through but

. >> that he wants to release from gitmo? >> right he thinks gitmo is too cramped for these people. sometimes you have to stare evil in the face and that's what boston did. i remember after 9/11 there were a lot of liberals who thought enough. we're not going to do this anymore. we're not going to dance around this. i think there's a lot of liberals in boston feeling the same way. you've got to stay on offense right now. >>> another topic we want to bring to you. it's another heartbreaking story. this one in south carolina. police officer michael slager has been charged with murder in the shooting death of an unarmed man walter scott, following a traffic stop. this morning scott's family reacted to the tragedy. >> i see no reason for that deadly force because the reason, my son knew better. i said to myself no i know that's not true. because walter would have -- whatever he said to do, walter would have done it. >> earlier today, the mayor of north charleston announced the firing of officer slager and fasttracked new steps for his police force going forward. >> today i made an execu

we may give them back gitmo. >> what is the positive?earching with regard to some of the legalities that exist with those people who fled there. will that open door for others. if you're sitting in the u.s., do you try to get to cuba still? >> chris christie sent a letter to cuba, saying could you please extradite joanne chesimard before you their response was we have a right to protect persecuted criminals. >> they consider her a citizen. >> absolutely. >> stunning letter from the senate finance committee revealing the internal revenue service, the same agencies that claims it is broke spent millions of dollars on some outrageous purchases. for starters, the committee said the irs spent $8,000 on a stair climber. $4.3 million on market research and public opinion polling. another 4 million or so on office furniture. and that is not all. it also forked over thousands of dollars, for quote decorative items such as stuffed animals, toy footballs and even thomas the tank engine rubber wristbands given out at managers meetings. sound like a

ask the easter bunny for one thing i would ask him to put those five freaking maniac pigs back in gitmo can he take the five guys from the last story and put them in back in gitmo and send bergdahl over there? listen, if i actually had to ask the bunny rabbit, he is -- i would ask him where his rabbit warren is because i think the whole country is going to hell and i i would like to get underground in some sort of nature safe room when it does hit the fan. so i would ask him where his rabbit warn was and where there was a cut away so i could hide in a little alcove down there. and also, if there is a rabbit warren, i'm hoping elizabeth warren is in the rabbit warren and i can sit down with the high princess, incidentian princess dances with donors and ask her to teach me a rain chant to deal with the drought down here in cali. >> that's foolish answer to a question. if you are rabbit warren with elizabeth warren it will be guaranteed you will all have the same amount of carrots. dennis miller, everybody. >> listen if i ever meet elizabeth warren i am going to say you have some money you

specifically baby gitmo. >> yesterday, bill clinton presidential library made news when it posted a picturen't that cool? i didn't know she played gameboy. we have footage of the game she was playing. look at this. [ hail to the chief playing ] >> cute. >> very atari. >> yes. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have yourself a great friday and a wonderful week epd. >> hey everyone, here's what's happening on this friday april 24 and developing a police officer is hospitalized for being shot in the line of duty. the suspected shooter was also wounded a live report is coming up in minutes. >>> developing this morning a man delivering chinese food is dead after being shot and crashing into a pole. >>> we're flirting with record lows on this spring morning. >> good morning 4:30, april 24. let's go

i mean, put everybody in gitmo, blah blah blah. the lone ranger.there any limit to the overkill here from the hawkish southern right, but not only southern right because as i said chris christie is out there with him. >> no there is no limit. and if they're not careful, not only are the numbers against them as ron was explaining but the sentiment could go against them if rand paul is able to take advantage of two other things, chris. one of them is a desire for change of the system in the country. a sort of let's disrupt things. let's turn things upside down. we have had too much of the clintons, too much of the establishment, too much of the bushes. we've had too much of the old names and the old theories. it's time for a new theory. so that can be on his side. and if he is able to capture also a generational change. >> yes. >> i mean, if it's him against john mccain, even if it's not about the specifics of how many ships you send to the persian gulf, he can say look john, we honor you for the past, but you're in the past. it's time to think anew

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they are terminating the relationship with gitmo for orcas. you remember fur trader barbie? then gmo scientist barbie, and fracking barbie. frack yes, sister. she was my favorite. kennedy: topic 4, nothing shows people how much you love your baby like having baby pictures out in full view. especially when it is a tattoo. so great. really, really love your baby, when you get that ta too on your face. oh, god look at that. this is beautiful. christian, his baby -- some might mistake as a tumor, christian's friends reminding him it might be support, someone that you love so much because you can't get a job because you have a plaque tattoo on -- black tattoo on his face of the baby. >> where are we? >> you are going to freak out. >> but it is okay. >> this is a real tattoo! oh. real as a heart attack. >> topic 5. i know some of you give me a hard time about this on twitter, i am in full throes of royal fever, the british bundle is due, this time, the parents are foregoing the pomp and circumstance. instead of royal - easel. they will let about the newborn on twitter. i just can'

then he traded these -- he got these desserters out of gitmo and all of a asudden we are supposed to trust deal making skills with iran. he misses isis and suddenly he says i'm all over the iranian nuclear. >> i have a feeling you could go on and on. >> evidence he is on top of this at all. >> we had an hour you could probably keep going. juan, let me ask you about the american hostages held in iran. do you think the administration dropped the ball in this deal making not getting those four individuals out? >> no but as john kerry said he raised this at every meeting. >> ineffective? >> you guys are all over the map here. i like jesse going on and on. jesse has everything he doesn't like about obama. what we are trying to do here is to prevent iran from getting nuclear weapons. i must say i hope that republicans are willing to listen. i see that the "wall street journal" this is a useful framework. i see head of foreign relations committee saying there is good stuff in here. i think lots of people are saying this is more than we expected to ever get out of the iranians. on the contra

state department officials deny he is among the prisoners leaving gitmo. critics say it is another example of the president risking national security just to empty out the prison. >> a girl forced by the courts to undergo chemotherapy for cancer is now in remission this after spending five months in a hospital was released in the facility yesterday after completing her treatment. cassandra and her mother initially refused the chemo wanting to explore alternative treatment. but court ruled she didn't have the maturity to make her own medical decisions. >> the time 16 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up more on the top story. breaking news out of baltimore the city smoldering this morning after overnight riots. we will take you there live. >> plus do you love to travel but you hate the net lag, why you may be able to say good-bye to to it forever. >> we are back with a fox news alert. baltimore in police and utter chaos. >> the national guard and city police are on high alert as rioters ransack and get set in the city. >> quiet here near baltimore c

>> gitmo. i know. learn a manual pass.t let your kids to grow up to be investment bankers or lawyers. neil: or you. >> let them grow up and learn a skill they can learn. >> believe in the free markets they work. neil: all right. kids. that's it. that's all we'll tell you. when we come back the reactions to that indiana pizza shop owner, young and old let's my lenses have a sunset mode. and a partly sunny mode. and an outside to inside mode. transitions® lenses automatically filter just the right amount of light. ask for transitions xtractive lenses. extra protection from light... outdoors indoors and in the car. >> "what's the deal, neil?" neil: what is the deal with this individual trying to be some hating bigot? kristol says she's happy to serve gays but she just off the line at catering their weddings. and on religious grounds you just said that you could not cater a gay wedding. but i listen to that right? >> well, they are welcome, anyone is welcome in the store. but it is against our belief to cater to their wedding.

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busy playing footsie with iran, busy releasing people with gitmo and doing terror swaps and letting fiveeaucracy is blind and it is obsessed about the narrow interpretation of the law. when you are at war with radical islam and one of their warriors comes in and shoots you that is combat related. i don't see how you can't see that. the president i don't understand this. when you look at specific issues in people that the president chooses to care about whether athletes or pop stars or comments on every minor media cur curfufal. this is a perfect thing. kick starter is made for these benefits that the government won't get off their butts. >> you said three words that burgcrats are taking their direct lead from the president of the united states. you said we are at a war with radical islam. you cannot say war. you cannot say radical and you cannot say islam. >> he is concerned about words that christians use that he finds offensive and actions they engage in is all the way back. >> i actually was dating an officer at the time who was great and still is involved in the fort hood shooting. i

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. >> gitmo.t wing dogma in college believe in the free markets they work. >> all right kids that's all i'm going to tell you. tom: wow. they really are a bunch of bitter old boomers. tune in every friday to catch the bitter boomers on "cavuto." see what they're angry about next.. >>> meanwhile rand paul is taking a stand, but his attack against attack ads like this could come back to bite him.. >> rand paul supports obama's negotiations with iran and doesn't understand the threat. >> you know it's ridiculous to think that they're ahave a sunset mode. and an early morning mode. and a partly sunny mode. and an outside... to clear inside mode. transitions® signature® adaptive lenses ...are more responsive than ever. so why settle for a lens with just one mode? experience life well lit®. upgrade your lenses to transitions® signature®. get up to ninety dollars back when you combine crizal, varilux and transitions... and buy a second pair with xperio uv polarized sun lenses. visit transitions.com to le

bush embarked on just remember the guy who slit danny pearl's throat is in gitmo and now they are doing it on tv. >> there are links between al qaeda and iraq and isil. and the fact that al qaeda would not interact prior to president bush's decision to commit significant american military resources on the ground in that court. and that is an historical fact. >> how do you recon with the historical fact that they were practically bankrupt and we now have isis beheading people on tv? >> i'm not sure that it was gone. i think that this is something that took root in iraq. >> reporter: the former president also intimated that future generations will roo the iran nuclear deal. sparring over the iran diplomacy of the nominee who did. >> so much of their actions are related to this nirvana, this mirage out there with the nuclear deal we're going to have some kind of new relationship throughout the middle east that scared the hell out of our sunni arab allies. >> we are, in fact closer than ever to the good, comprehensive deal that we have been seeking. and if we can get there, the entire world

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he said at the summit that a terrorist detained under the law of war at gitmo is entitled to a trial. i've been a military lawyer for 33 years and members of al qaeda can be detained as long as they are a threat to the nation without a trial. he wants to fight a crime, i'm fighting a war. big difference. >> let's turn to the nuclear talks with iran. president obama made news this week when he seemed to indicate he would be willing to lift sanctions faster than seem to have been agreed to in the framework deal instead of waiting until the iran has implemented all of the restrictions in the deal. here's what president obama had to say. >> our main concern here is making sure that if iran doesn't abide by its agreement, that we don't have to jump through a whole bunch of hoops in order to reinstate sanctions. >> senator, what do you think of that? what some people are rating another concession to the iranians? >> i think barack obama's deal is deteriorating before our eyes. i don't think there's a snowball chance in hell it will pass as set up. i gives immediate sanction relief with no i

. >> >> this is a president who is prepared to trade five terrorists at gitmo for bowe bergdahl and yets man who has been -- has served in iraq still languishing in prison. >> we should be saying every day at the top of our lungs, at the top of the buildings bring amir home. >> for three and a half years this man has been tortured. this is a former marine and that's the reason they are doing this. >> you know about this. one of our marines amir hekmati is languishing is a dangerous iranian prison and news today that iran's leaders are already going back on their word on the nuclear deal. what are the chances of getting them to agree to release our marine? amir hekmati's fellow marines are demanding he be freed right now. sergeant gabriel justice swerved hekmati he joins us. good evening, sir. >> hello greta. thank you for having me. how are you? >> i'm very well. >> so when did you first meet amir? >> i met amir in 2002 when i came to the united states from saudi arabia to join the united states marine corps and we met at di in 2002. we were both 18 years old. >> and you developed a fri

we give it to these guys down in gitmo. >> his family released a statement. they said he was first sentenced to death. the trial took place behind closed doors without this marine's knowledge. no legal counsel to present a defense and of course, we have representation in iran. i mean, and his father is dying of brain cancer. i mean at least someone -- is no one even calling his father and having a conversation and saying at least we are trying to get your son back? >> no one has called his father. maybe one underling at the state department. this is something that secretary kerry should do. he is a marine. >> pick up the phone. >> the reason why you are able to fly over and negotiate is because of the lives that our boys put on the battlefield and give us the right to do this. so, i don't want to hear it anymore, please, this is just a simple request, first off. i want everybody, again, #free amir now. and then any comment you can make to say, iran let him have at least a geneva convention right to the red cross. are we crazy? please. >> and, of course, also,

. >> gitmo.t the left wing dogma in college believe in the free markets they work. >> all right kids that's all i'm going to tell you. tom: wow. they really are a bunch of bitter old boomers. tune in every friday to catch the bitter boomers on "cavuto." see what they're angry about next.. >>> meanwhile rand paul is taking a stand, but his attack against attack ads like this could come back to bite him.. >> rand paul supports obama's negotiations with iran and doesn't understand the threat. >> you know it's ridiculous to think that they're a [announcer:] what if one stalk of broccoli could protect you from cancer? what if one push up could prevent heart disease? [man grunts] one wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease- pneumococcal pneumonia. one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you ... from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain difficulty breathing and may even put you in the hospital. pre

he said at the summit a terrorist difficult tabled at gitmo is entitled to a trial. i have been a military lawyer for 33 years and member of al-qaeda or their afill -- affiliate can be detained if they are a threat without a trial. he wants to fight a crime i am fighting a war. big difference. >> turning now to the nuclear talks with iran. president obama made some news this week when he indicated he would be willing to lift sanctions faster than seemed to have been agreed to the in framework deal rather than waiting until we the iran implementing all of the restrictions. shear what president obama said. >> our main concern here is making sure that if iran doesn't abide by the agreement we don't have to jump through a whole budge of hoops to re-instate sanctions. >> senator, what do you think of that? some people are reading this as another concession to the iranians? >> president obama's deal is deteriorating. this is not a snowll's chance that congress will approve the framework. the ayatollah is saying he gives immediate sanction relief with no intrusive inspectio

it's like when they say they are releasing prisoners from gitmo like they are going to do something elsethey are terrorists. that is what they are bred to do. they are jihadists. host: your first point, concern that the use of drones is making killing to automatic and mechanical by computer, do you think we have taken the human element out of the hunt for terrorists and made it less of a big decision to actually call the trigger on someone? caller: i don't have insight to that. the facts are you need to know who you are killing. you need to know who's there. perhaps it would be better -- there is a reason that president bush put together the prison camp in guantanamo bay for these people. the problem is you have these do-gooders who don't have a concept. a lot of people in america don't really have a sense of what the rest of the world looks like because things -- thank god we live in america, however a lot of people who have not traveled outside of this country do not grasp -- poor people in america are not the same as poor people in the rest of the world. host: here is a picture that g

. >> gitmo.he left wing dogma in college believe in the free markets they work. >> all right kids that's all i'm going to tell you. tom: wow. they really are a bunch of bitter old boomers. tune in every friday to catch the bitter boomers on "cavuto." see what they're angry about next.. >>> meanwhile rand paul is taking a stand, but his attack against attack ads like this could come back to bite him.. >> rand paul supports obama's negotiations with iran and doesn't understand the threat. >> you know it's ridiculous to think that they're a threat to our national security. the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with

drones than to actually bring them back and figure out what to do with them in the united states or in gitmo. >> to me the drone policy is a political policy fundamentally. it's a distillation or a throwing away of every other alternative. it's incredibly unpopular. we have no appetite for boots on the ground as the isis debate. congress doesn't want to discuss any authorization on this. much less talk about any alternatives that require direct involvement. the army for ash carter the new defense secretary, the army is becoming a less important component, because there is a belief politically we're not going to do boots on the ground. a lot of resources are moving more towards the smaller teams, the drone program, and also the air force. so this is a policy that's really been shaped by the politics. >> peter, to the legacy that the president is leaving, do you think the general consensus in the white house is whatever we lead is basically what's going to remain intact for the next president, whether it's a republican or a democrat? >> look every president at this point in his administration

you could close gitmo tomorrow and it wouldn't matter.an israel is doing and it wouldn't matter. they don't want one thing. they want your way of life. the nazis wanted a master race. these people want a master religion and they're trying to purify your own -- their own religion and destroy yours. any catholics here? i love the pope. any presbyterians? you are predestined to be here. we're glad to have you. [laughter] any baptists? we laugh about our religious differences. they don't. they're religious fanatics, a minority within their religion but somebody better stand up to them. when hitler said he wanted to kill all the jews, nobody believed him. when they say they want to kill us, i believe them but i'm not going to let that happen if -- happen. if i become a candidate for president. the central theme of my campaign would be to big -- figure out how to protect this nation and do the things that should have been done a long time ago that are hard. the budget cuts that we've enacted in congress are insane. we're having the smallest arm

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