and gitmo, basically terrorists have been chopping off heads well before gitmo, well before 9/11. the idea that it's a recruiting tool is really lame. i love what jay le no said about it. turn it into a taxpayer funded solar company and you'll see it shut down in a month. >> that has to settle in for a bit. john let's look at the poll because most americans do believe that gitmo should remain that it would be a mistake to release the prisoners and shut it down. shouldn't we go with the american public on this? >> yeah the americans are right on this one. i'm the first to say i'm very skeptical when we want to commit troops around the world. i think it actually makes us less safe relative to terrorists. but if we're going to be at war, let's be at war. and if gitmo makes us safer from terrorists let's keep it open. who cares what global opinion is it's about u.s. safety. >> again, it's a president that just seems even if his campaign promises sounded good in 2008 and they haven't worked out, he's going to stick with them. >> and one of the bad things he's sticking with david, is hi

should we keep gitmo open? >> well given ashley's obama hate she probably doesn't take into account there were 500 prisoners released under the bush administration. and there's a chunk of all of them that have gone back. i think it's around 10%. but here is what president obama did. he stood by the bedrock principle of our military. we are america. we do not leave anyone behind. even if you are a shmuck, we do not leave you behind. he cannot be held accountable. he can now go to prison. but we do not leave people behind. >> we're not going to talk about bo bergdahl right now. what we're going to talk about is whether or not we should close gitmo or let other detainees go. >> close it. >> okay. >> close it. >> would we have gotten information to kill obama bin laden had it been closed? no. we wouldn't. >> close it. >> i hope they tag them with like trackers under their skin. i assume that there's some way to track them. but keeping gitmo open is not in the best interest of our national security. >> john, close i

gitmo is costing $2.8 million per prison per year. the average maximum security prison costs about $85,000 per prisoner per year. even if you just add in all the extra security with gitmo, you another, whatever over $2 million per prisoner. i think i have a good solution. i understand richard's points yes, we should keep american values. i also understand john's points. you know have they made a good point? well what congressman or senator would not want gitmo in their backyard? well we made that same argument though when we were developing nuclear reactors. who would not want one in their backyard? then the congressmen figured out, wait a second there's a couple thousand jobs being created there. i'm not in favor of the government creating jobs. so why don't we just replicate what we have with gitmo in some desolate part of north dakota or alaska or something like that. we create jobs and save money. we put these prisoners where they were where they should be on american soil. >> well, north dakota and alaska they are citizens there

former gitmo detainees sent to uruguay. they say the $600 a month in welfare they're getting just not enough. now they're camping outside our embassy until their demands are met. all the more reason not to let the rest of these gitmo guys go. this is a very good point. >> they're a bunch of psycho trouble making lunatics dangerous. why did we send them down to south america? that's all we need is to have south america -- >> how do you really feel -- >> -- stirred up by these maniacs. i mean why let them out at all? what was the entire purpose of letting them out at all? >> it was oururuguay's former leader who said bring them here. they offered these guys jobs. one was meat packing. they said no. in a way, even uruguay, they're saying -- what the hell is your problem, right? >> the beauty of america is you can ask us for anything you want. you can complain. we'll listen. somebody here will listen. we're listening to them right now. we're pretty much agreed that gitmo was a bad idea. the president's trying to unwind it -- >>

>> gitmo. >> what? >> what? >> do you think gitmo should stay open or closed?cause i'm cuban and they should take them all there. >> do you think they should keep get mow open or close it? >> open. >> gitmo have you been there before. >> no, where is that at. >> whatever you have open. let's see. >> v.i.p. >> i need to find out if i can get on v.i.p. >> i would say keep it open. >> why? >> bars open all night, baby. >> do you think we should keep gitmo open or close it? >> are we creating more terrorists by doing what our attorney general defines as torture? yes. >> you think we torture at gitmo? >> yes. [bleep] >> what's you going to do when they come for you. >> it's a wild time, you heard about isis? >> yeah. that's the chinese people. >> tell me what you guys think about isis. >> [ laughter ] >> i don't know much about it. >> do you know what isis is though? >> being alone? >> isolated? it's an acronym. >> go right back over there we made a mistake leaving we left too early. >> why is obama letting them run around the middle east. >> he is worried about oth

there are six ex-gitmo detainees there, they're camping out in front of the u.s.se they want the u.s. government to take care of them. i hope the obama administration doesn't buckle because the last thing we need to does give terrorists u.s. welfare or repairations. president obama ought to focus on veterans and their care. we have veterans dying on secret wait list. >> then theirs american upon which shows in the poll that more than a majority think terrorists are already living among us. >> well, there are actually. there are investigations in all 50 states because isis is recruiting people here, basically on the margins of life people that are bitter, angry, psycho paths a great book on it by my friend, another getz on the show. i highly recommend people read that book, isis exposed. it lays out what makes isis tick. >> so, what do you think is the worst thing that could happen if we close gitmo? >> i think the detainees would move into the united states and a number of activist judges who would agree with president obama we're not at war would release them and

aqap was formed by gitmo detainees. mr. chairman, i believe we need a commonsense policy a detainee policy that protects americans. i urge my colleagues to vote no and oppose this amendment. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from washington. mr. smith: we have only one more speaker. i know they have the right to close but we'll reserve until they get to the last speaker. the chair: the gentleman from texas. mr. thornberry: i'm happy to yield to the distinguished gentleman from colorado, mr. coffman. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. coffman: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise to oppose this amendment. in march of 2014, the director of national intelligence reported that 29% of detainees released from guantanamo bay have engaged or were suspected of resuming their roles as terrorists. those who remain in guantanamo are the quote, worst of the worst, unquote, so it is safe to presume that if released, an even higher percentage of them will remain a threat to our na

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he was transferred out of gitmo to serve time in canada.ill stay with his lawyer in edmonton under extensive monitoring while he appeals his conviction. >> today more than 30,000 police officers will gather to say good-bye to a fallen hero. brian moore a decorated nypd officer who died after he was shot in the line of duty last saturday. yesterday officers and politicians along with family and friends paid their respects to moore at a funeral home in bethpage, new york. >> he was every commanding officer's dream. if i had an army of brian moore's there would be no crime in the city. >> moore is the third nypd officer to die in the line of duty in the last five months. his funeral is scheduled to begin at 11 this morning. >>> the justice department expected to launch a federal investigation now into the baltimore police department. new attorney general loretta lynch could make anthat announcement earlier today. they requested the doj investigate if the police department in baltimore has a pattern of excessive force and discrimination. all of

they still should be in gitmo.doubt about this. >> too late for that. >> what's going to happen is if one of the guy's involved in doing something really bad and americans die, that's boy, you want to talk about chickens home to roost. >> i tell you. let's show their pictures once more b not as you said plain taliban fighters. some of the top leaders, including the deputy chief of intelligence of the taliban intelligence. the chief of staff, the former guy of the taliban army. the head of the taliban communications. so when you hear the former official of kuwait saying that you know they can't really guarantee what their behavior is when the cia director says that we're continuing to discuss this with the qatari partners what type of partners are they? >> well i think they're the guy who is took these people when the administration was trying to get rid of them which was a political ploy because if you could get rid of some of the really bad guys and start emptying out gitmo, then it becomes how much her head costi

he revved e referred to it as the gitmo generation emerges. so the way we conducted ourselves or are conducting ourselves at gitmo in the eyes eyes of the people in the arab world along with abu ghraib, the prison, how do we correct our mistakes there? how do we remedy that? because these two -- abu ghraib and gitmo are weighing heavily on the minds of young arabs according to do dr. knockly. >> i concur that those episodeses are harmful to american foreign policy to the perception of the united states in the arab world. i believe the own administration had the right answer here on gitmo, with moving the guys, many of whom are stateless vary dangerous, to a maximum security prison inside the united states. the congress of the united states has prevented that from happening. just one of what i believe to be many instances where the congress of the united states has been injurious to the interests of the united states of thick decade -- this decades. i'm interested in jim's answer. >> i agree. this goes back to what we were talking about earlier

when he took after them, incarcerate them in gitmo. we need to get information from them so we can stop more terrorist acts. my main question to mr. stimson is that it appears that barack obama is very compassionate to terrorists. it is just obvious. it was outrageous to me. can you please explain to me why it seems he has so much compassion for terrorist. thank you. guest: i have no idea why he feels the way he does. i take him at his word that he wants to close it. remember in the last two years of the bush administration that president bush said he wanted to move to close gitmo. i conducted the first class of study of how to do that if the president said close the facility. it was during the first two years of the obama administration that democrats controlled the house and senate. that was the best window for the president to make good on his campaign promise to close guantanamo. political power is evanescent. it is like mercury or sand in your fingers. if you don't use it, it goes away. because he didn't politically forced the iss

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aqap was formed by gitmo detainees. mr. chairman, i believe we need a commonsense policy a detainee policy that protects americans. i urge my colleagues to vote no and oppose this amendment. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from washington. mr. smith: we have only one more speaker. i know they have the right to close but we'll reserve until they get to the last speaker. the chair: the gentleman from texas. mr. thornberry: i'm happy to yield to the distinguished gentleman from colorado, mr. coffman. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. coffman: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise to oppose this amendment. in march of 2014, the director of national intelligence reported that 29% of detainees released from guantanamo bay have engaged or were suspected of resuming their roles as terrorists. those who remain in guantanamo are the quote, worst of the worst, unquote, so it is safe to presume that if released, an even higher percentage of them will remain a threat to our na

the obama administration released the so-called taliban five from gitmo last year. in exchange for sergeant bowe bergdahl. bergdahl now faces desertion charges, and the u.s. and qatar have agreed the taliban five would not travel with restrictions but those restrictions expire tomorrow. a deal is now reportedly in the works to extend the restriction for another six months. joining me right now in an exclusive interview, the former prime minister of qatar, sheikh hamed. thank you so much for joining us. what is your stance? the u.s. nearing this deal with qatar. what's your sense of these five former prisoners now still in qatar and whether or not they will leave and go rejoin the fight? >> well first of all, i'm talking on my behalf not on my government. as you know i'm not in the government. i think this deal it's being reached in a mutual agreement between kaqatar and the united states and the taliban. it was at that time trying to help both parties reach an agreement. also as you know there are political talks in qatar between taliban and the government how they

aqap was formed by gitmo detainees. mr. chairman, i believe we need a commonsense policy a detainee policy that protects americans. i urge my colleagues to vote no and oppose this amendment. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from washington. mr. smith: we have only one more speaker. i know they have the right to close but we'll reserve until they get to the last speaker. the chair: the gentleman from texas. mr. thornberry: i'm happy to yield to the distinguished gentleman from colorado, mr. coffman. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. coffman: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise to oppose this amendment. in march of 2014, the director of national intelligence reported that 29% of detainees released from guantanamo bay have engaged or were suspected of resuming their roles as terrorists. those who remain in guantanamo are the quote, worst of the worst, unquote, so it is safe to presume that if released, an even higher percentage of them will remain a threat to our na

mistakes ben least gitmo weighs heavily on the of mines. >> i concur completely with the assessmenthat those episodes that they are harmful to american foreign policy with the perception. to have that right a answer to move them toward very dangerous to the maximum security prison just one of what i believe to be many instances it into the incurious by interested in jim's answer. >> dire agree. but the degree to have that effect it is just one of many it is part and parcel of the decision to invade iraq to continue this tactical approach if you think to kill your way out of the war on terror then you don't reveal understand what is going on in front of you. and how we intervene in the whole region. and look goes to the heart of it. what bothers me is politically inside there is no political incentive to step back that the war on terrorism and conducted in a right way. the only political cost was there in attacked? was there a pipe bomb someplace? though the public has taught the politicians that is the only thing they have to fear. so with that short term approach with the short-ter

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if the president wants to close gitmo or release prisoners, authorize war tribunals, have them convicted, excuted, or released oven time serve. we can get to the bottom of it, but there's no move for war try tribunals tribunals. >> thank you, congressman, and thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> my pleasure thank you. >>> all right. coming up the president hammered for saying this about the baltimore rioters. >> now, going back in the communities to clean up in the aftermath of a handful of protests, criminals and thugs who tore up the place. >> now we find out, apparently calling a thug a thug is racist but the white house and president are not backing down. that is the story. we told you about it. protesters stomping on the stars and stripes at a university disrespect for america has gone to a new disgusting level. now smile. it's a birthday. it's tim mcgraw, a very good singer always happy, and his wife is attractive and a good singer too. at old dominion, we ship everything you can imagine. and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight.

gitmo is a unique place. now is not the time to transfer these detainees or close its doors.ad the opportunity to visit guantanamo bay and see the operations there first harned and i can confirm that -- firsthand and i can confirm that gitmo is the most safest play to hold detainees who threaten the u.s. and our allies. we need to continue to protect american citizens from some of the world's most dangerous individuals. we need to pass this amendment and i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. the gentlelady from indiana reserves. the gentleman from washington. mr. smith: i reserve. the chair: the gentlelady from indiana. mrs. walorski: i yield one minute to mr. royce. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. royce: i rise in support of this amendment. i already expressed my deep concern for the rushed, almost frenzied manner in which the administration is emptying the detention center at guantanamo bay. we saw the dangerous taliban five transfer. just this past december, the administration released six guantanamo bay detainees to the small sout

nick valencia thank you very much. >>> they were held in gitmo for years.n released in exchange for bowe bergdahl. but soon the taliban five could be allowed to travel freely. next the efforts to stop that from happening. >>> plus two former members of the fbi joint terrorism task force talk about the danger that these men pose. at book club they were asking me what you're doing now, janice. blogging. your blog is just pictures of you in the mirror. it's called a fashion blog todd. well, i've been helping people save money with progressive's discounts. flo, can you get janice a job? [ laughs ] you should've stuck to softball! i was so much better at softball than janice, dad. where's your wife, todd? vacation. discounts like homeowners' multi-policy -- i got a discount on this ham. i've got the meat sweats. this is good ham, diane. paperless discounts -- give it a rest, flo. all: yeah, flo, give it a rest. >>> good morning, everyone, thanks so much for joining me i'm randi kaye in for fredricka witfield. u.s. and qatari officials are having a final meeting

i do think the objective is to close down the detention facility at gitmo and the prisoner exchange was just an easy way to get five particularly troublesome prisoners out of the way. >> what do you think would happen to guantanamo. if they close it down and take everybody out of there, is there a deal to give it back to cuba? >> i'm worried about that. this has been an ideological fixation of the american and international left for over a half century. it's a very valuable facility to the united states. has nothing to do with the detention center there, but just having that as we have since the spanish-american wars and an incredibly valuable for the navy and the western hemisphere. there is no reason to give it back except this ideological obsession that was the result of american imperialism 100 years ago. >> josh talked about the fact that something about we have all these partners around the world and our 50 or 60 nation coalition and they will watch these guys too. by the way, who are those 50 or 60 countries and what are they doing with respect to isis and people like the taliban

we won't send her to gitmo or a prisoner of war. if it's syria, that's a problem. this was probably more of a capture mission. they wanted information on american hostage, and trying to figure out where the network is and hopefully get information from her, and send her back to her family. >> do you think she'd have information about the operations? >> she's obviously within exposed. -- obviously been exposed to them. she may not have the wherewithal to speak up about it. it depends. they'll bring in the right type of interrogators, someone that feels comfortable in order to have her understand what the united states is looking for. >> we know this operation rescued a yazidi woman enlived. what will the u.s. military look to clean from her? >> the same trying to send her back where she's from. she could be from kobane or iraq. that has not been determined. and find out if there's other relatives she has. this is so many steps to unwind this situation controlling syria and the northern part of iraq. the other thing is they had advances. they have tape over ramadi --

charlie: but i said bring back gitmo for the millennials. >> go to africa.ofession that's overcrowded. one attorney now for every 300 people in this country. unlike england's one attorney for every 10,000. they're all doing volunteer work in africa and what have you. neil: a lot of them are contributors of fox. [laughter] >> wait a minute. wait a minute. i have nothing against attorneys. i wish most of them had been on the titanic. that's another thing. neil: oh, man! >> i have to tell this to your students out there. listen to me. do yourself a favor. when you finish high school. don't go to college. listen to me. stay. get your ass away from college. go two years and get a job. now some of the universities are agreeing with me. you'll get a better education -- neil: you have the same jaded view of our youth. or lizzie you do. >> i think they should be plumbers or accountants. neil: my plumber has people. so there must be something to it. >> i have to tell you something i'm not telling you some of the thoughts in neil's head. this would be a religious awake

they do that at gitmo. christina aguilera and ship al gore in. >> if you've seen her give a speech and we will over the course of the campaign, you might fall asleep in the middle, that boring. kennedy: negative ratings have gone up, people have a more negative view in the wake of the book and the contents and the e-mail scandal, do you think that this stuff is going to stick and is it going to tank her presidency or her bid for it? >> she's not going to give up. she is ultimately fighter. that is something she's going for. nixon, he had a sense of shame and put his head down. the clintons have no capacity for it. she'll continue to fight, so she has to be beat by somebody. barack obama was able to beat her last time. kennedy: she is beatable, the clintons are beatable. >> nobody is sticking her to it. martin o'malley is weak. kennedy: he's trying. >> not really. if i were in his place, i would say these allegation are disqualifying. he doesn't say anything like that? he's like, we don't need a bush and cli

we never had a trial for the gitmo people.ll we talk about is how we are going to release them, and close gitmo, and all that. well i do not understand is why did we release these people from get who are terrorists, and part of the 9/11 attack on our country, and we just released five of them out and air back into isis, whatever. then, we have this one kid dzhokhar tsarnaev, who was following along with his brother, who his brother was really, i think, the one who might have been responsible for this. a lot more than he was. he gets blamed for everything, the whole thing, and his brother is dead, so they cannot do anything about him. they putting all the blame onto this younger brother, who was bullied by his older brother. his older brother was a boxer. i believe that his older brother , he was the one with the gun. this guy here was not even armed. i think they are giving him too much of a harsh sentence for someone who really was not an instigator. he was probably just following on a longer whatever his brother told him to