. >> reporter: the prosecutions of the 9/11 defendants at guantanamo bay held in military tribunals have been delayed for years, mainly complicated by the cia's interrogation of the suspects that critics called torture. and whether the evidence extracted is admissible in court. a defense lawyer for one of the accused plotters told cbs' catherine herridge last year a plea deal would end the impasse. >> he is willing to plead guilty, serve a long sentence at guantanamo, in exchange for medical care for his torture and taking the death penalty off the table. >> reporter: that doesn't satisfy brad blakeman who lost his nephew, tommy jurgen, in the world trade center. >> we were told and promised that we would bring these people responsible to justice, and we expect that happen to happen. >> reporter: through the years there have been proposals to move the trials from military tribunals to civilian court. but that idea faced stiff resistance in congress, worried about the security and the costs of moving cases out of gitmo. scott macfarlane, cbs news, washington. >>> breaking overnight, an ho

. >> reporter: the prosecutions of the 9/11 defendants at guantanamo bay have been delayed for years, mainly complicated by the cia's interrogation of the suspects the critics called torture, and whether the evidence extracted is admissible in court. a defense lawyer for one of the accused plotters told cbs's catherine herridge last year a plea deal would end the impasse. >> he is willing to plead guilty, serve a long sentence at guantanamo in exchange for medical care for his torture and taking the death penalty off the table. >> reporter: that doesn't satisfy brad blakeman, who lost his nephew, tommy jergen, in the world trade center. >> we were told and we were promised that we would bring these people responsible to justice, and we expect that to happen. >> reporter: through the years, there have been proposals to move the trials from military tribunals to civilian court, but that idea faced stiff resistance in congress, worried about the security and the costs of moving cases out of gitmo, norah. >> i'm still thinking about all those 9/11 families. scott macfarlane, thank you. >>

. >> reporter: the prosecutions of the 9/11 defendants at guantanamo bay, held in military tribunals,inly complicated by the cia's interrogation of the suspects, that critics called torture. and whether the evidence extracted is admissible in court. a defense lawyer for one of the accused plotters told cbs's catherine herridge last year, a plea deal would end the impasse. >> he is willing to plead guilty, serve a long sentence at guantanamo, in exchange for medical care for his torture and taking the death penalty off the table. >> reporter: that doesn't satisfy brad blakeman, who lost his nephew, tommy jurgen, in the world trade center. >> we were told, and we were promised, that we would bring these people responsible to justice, and we expect that to happen. >> reporter: through the years, there have been proposals to move the trials from military tribunals to civilian court, but that idea faced stiff resistance in congress, worried about the security and the costs of moving cases out of gitmo, norah. >> norah: i am still thinking about all of those 9/11 families. scott macfarlane,

leaders of the taliban in afghanistan today were in guantanamo bay.the mastermind of 9/11, art of the architect, if we can't bring him to justice, that guy on the screen, we're fools and that is what we look like today. we are releasing bergdahl and terrorists. when it comes to the end, we've tied our own hands with lawyers and been unable to bring justice to the worst of the worst. it's a shame, i pray this changes public opinion coverage of this changes the way this administration executes it. it didn't happen in afghanistan, why would it happen here? >> ainsley: very disappointed. thanks, pete, and thanks for your service. retail giant sales fell after backlash from pride clothing line and theft. brian brenberg on the target tumble, next. she found it. the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatment she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding your back... is back. or finding psoriasis can't deny the spl

and this is while the prison and torture center of guantanamo is still in place, and on the other hand , journalist julian assange is waiting to serve 175 years in prison in the united states, who exposed this war in the united states . is that those who are members of nato the alliance of war mongers is involved, whose goal is to develop and expand this military union and to violate international law and human rights. these actions show that the balance and scales show that it is a member of nato and has lost its democratic independence because it is america that continues to do so. in pursuit of his own superior interests, and you sacrifice nato membership in the social security of his nation in the pursuit of his own extensive armament policy, one out of every five children in our country, germany, is a poor child, while the german military budget is increasing day by day. on the rise and this is embarrassing and that's why now it's time to break this military pact. after 78 years , it's time for america to withdraw its forces and nuclear weapons from german soil, because we need pe

as anti-islamic in the same years, what is the news of insulting actors american to the koran in guantanamo prison this story was published in the media as if it was aimed at the game of islamic beliefs. he told muslims to control their koran by themselves. trias, but god shocked everyone, when no one handed it over , he took action himself and set a copy of the koran on fire in front of the florida church. the girl had claimed that her father was crazy and would do anything until the distance between them became less and less visible and insults were fed more and more . a mosque in sweden and the same year in front of the hamburg islamic center in germany, on the day of tasu'a hosseini's qur'an, the kangaroo hijab of the bush, the muslim population of the world has reached 24% , and the spanish newspaper reports the number of 150 million names of muhammad in the world, especially in countries such as france and spain, which make westerners it has followed, maybe they didn't expect it, the 8th qur'an, this book will become an amazon bestseller , and maybe they didn't like the fortune of you

the third myth that nato is the defender of human rights, while the prison and torture center of guantanamo is still in place, and on the other hand, julian journalist assange is awaiting 175 years in prison america is a war, nato has exposed america, these are from that side, dear ladies and gentlemen, the truth is that those who are members of nato are participating in the alliance of war mongers whose goal is to expand this military alliance and violate international law and human rights. it is these actions that show the balance between iran and iran, that a nato member has lost its sovereignty and democratic independence, because it is the united states that is constantly seeking its own superior interests and the one that uses nato membership as the social security of its nation. a victim of carrying out his own extensive armament policy one out of every five children in germany is a poor child, while the german military budget is increasing day by day, which is a shame, and for this reason, now is the time to break this military agreement, after 78 years have passed. the time has com

this is the story of guantanamo prison. as if making a game of islamic beliefs is the goal the muslims said to control your koran, taratata shocked everyone, man of god, when no one handed it over, he took action himself and set fire to a copy of the koran in front of the florida church , the girl also claimed that her father was crazy and would do anything just to be seen, the distance between each but became smaller and smaller and these insults were more 2015 insulting about the prophet , may god bless him and grant him peace, charlie hebdo, the frenchman, 2019 , throwing garbage on the surface and setting it on fire, the specialty of the norwegian protesters, 2020 , tearing pages from quran by an extremist group again in norway 2019 and 2020 by rast and khale john in denmark and sweden 2022 burning the quran in front of the mosque worshipers in sweden and at the same time in front of the islamic center of hamburg, germany, that too on the level of tasuai hosseini's day, the burning of the quran and the burning was a sig

means that nato is the defender of human rights and this is while the prison and torture center of guantanamo is still in place, and on the other hand, julian assange is waiting for 175 years in prison in the united states, the newspaper exposed the american war , these are one of them, dear ladies and gentlemen , the truth is that those who are members of nato are participating in the alliance of war mongers whose aim is to develop and expand this military union and violate international and human rights . the car has lost because it is america he is seeking his own advantage and who is a member of nato is sacrificing the social security of his nation in the pursuit of his extensive armament policy, one out of every five children in germany is a poor child, and while the german military budget is it is increasing day by day and this causes shame, and for this reason, it is time to break this military agreement . after 78 years, it is time for america to withdraw its forces and nuclear weapons from german soil , because we instead of nato, we need peace and tranquility , thank you very much,

meanwhile, guantanamo prison and torture center and so on it is established, and on the other hand, julian assange is waiting for 175 years in prison in the united states. he exposed the war between nato and the united states. these are two of them, dear ladies and gentlemen. the truth is that those who are members of nato are participating in the alliance of warmongers whose purpose is to develop and expand this military union and violate international law and human rights. these actions show the balance between iran and the one who is a member of nato. he is seeking his own superiority in pursuit of his own interests and the one who is a member nato has the social security of its nation . the reason is that now is the time to destroy this military pact. after 78 years, it is time for america to withdraw its forces and nuclear weapons from german soil, because we need peace and tranquility instead of nato. thank you very much. it is popular that it can reach the fifth street level of manhattan beach in the weekend and even the opinion of a voter and don't come back. the president of the u

rule of law mean that nato is the defender of human rights, while the prison and torture center of guantanamostill in place, and on the other hand, julian assange of the newspaper in he is expected to endure 175 years in prison in america he revealed that these are one of those lies. dear ladies and gentlemen, the truth is that those who are members of nato are participating in the alliance of war mongers whose aim is to develop and expand this military alliance and violate international law and human rights . these are the actions. which shows the balance and scales, the person who is a member of nato has lost his car in the garden of sovereignty and democratic independence, because this america, which is constantly seeking its own superior interests, and the person who is a member of nato, has sacrificed the social security of his nation. the policy of equipping and arming itself widely is done out of every five a child in germany is a poor child, and while germany's military budget is increasing day by day, this is embarrassing and because of this , now is the time to break this military a

terrorists who once occupied afghanistan, now occupy cells at guantanamo bay. and terrorist leaders who followers to sacrifice their are running for own. america and afghanistan are now allies against terror. we'll be partners in rebuilding that country. and this evening, we welcomed the distinguished interim leader of a liberated afghanistan. chairman karzai. the last time we met in this chamber, the mothers, daughters of afghanistan were captives in their own homes, forbidden from working or going to school. today, women are free and are part of afghanistan's new government, and we welcome the new minister of women's affairs, dr. sima samar. our is a tribute to the spirit of the afghan people, to the resolve of our coalition and to the might of united states military. when i called our troops in action, i did with complete confidence in their courage and skill. and tonight, thanks to them, we are winning the war on terror. the. the men and women of our armed forces delivered a message now clear to every enemy of the united states. even 7000 miles away, across

that prison. guantanamo is. still there, when president obama wanted to close down, doesn't it show the president doesn't actually have the power? who was controlling use of the come on the of us forces in your a really we know now they're leading presidential candidates r f k junior. and trump, of course, others opponents who want the ukraine war to wind down and have negotiations and stuff, the money. what do you think of? there's something in it that actually the u. s. military is good at this aspirations in these stabilize countries and r f k juniors as killed his father and his uncle, j f, k. they go to the stabilizing u. s. society and international society. and i'm not a conspiracy. there's everything i'm asking is just factual. yeah, and so you think that u. s. military has something to do with the death of john f. kennedy and robert the military industrial complex that eisenhower referred to. and i don't, i don't know where you get your questions from or how you doing your research. you know, when eisen

when you go to guantanamo bay, you are shown their confession, they happily said they did it, they haveuld do it again and they think americans are stupid and we deserve what we get. why do they deserve mercy now? take it off the table and have the trial and get full accountability that we all deserve and have this government support all of our information, classified documents they refuse to declassify and get the truth and let the families have some closure to this horrible chapter. >> carley: you bring up a good point, these decisions aren't made in a bubble. if the people get a plea deal handed down by our government to spare their lives, what does that say to adversaries around the world? >> right, it is showing a weak signal that we are not doing what we should be doing and full force of everything we have going after terrorist organizations and holding them accountable. financiers. this comes back to kingdom of saudi arabia, we know because of u.s. intelligence reports how deeply involved they were. these are al qaeda operatives and the kingdom was supporting al qaeda and it goes

and former military, naval supervisor said about you critical to their missions when stationed in guantanamoexample. your troubles legal leadership in advising mission strategy and prisoner interrogations. campaigns are like civilian mission spirit your campaign look like mission failure. why? >> no, at the end of the day, you are looking at return on investment on everything. i set the the max that out there set up the vision. and make changes to go forward. i can tell you we are on the ground in iowa new hampshire like the last six days and those voters want to see you. when we are able to meet with them, talk about success in florida and talk about me being the only military veteran in the race, talked about our vision for america, we get folks to join the team and so this is a long process. you have to be on the ground and go to all the small towns, iowa, new hampshire. we are doing that, and we are having a lot of success doing that. we will continue to develop that. we are on the good track. yes, we raised more than biden and trump. we spent less than trump in the second quarter, but t

i also served in guantanamo bay. i was a guard there.onsider this the absolute slap in the face that is a plea deal. by the way, we've seen this administration make plea deals. now they are doing it with terrorists. architects of the murder of 300 americans that lead us to two decades of war. the end of the war in afghanistan came with 13 murdered as we begged for the taliban security and then we have seen thousands, almost hundreds of gitmo detainees released and go back to the battlefield. some of which are in charge with the taliban right now. it's a fundamentally unserious view of taking on our enemies. i agree with frank. i think they should rot forever. even better, they should have been executed a long time ago. if we were serious about combating the threat of radical islamic terrorism, these are -- we can't deal with all of them. made a lot of mistakes but if you can't make an example out of cleat shake mohammed khalid sheikh mohammed and you can't bring justice to that man and the others, then you're not serious about the retrib

i was there in 2004 and 2005 with 700 detainees at guantanamo and felt like the gears were working.hen lawyers, international organizations, un types, threw muck into the gears and said these terrorists should have constitutional rights and rear we are 20 years later cutting a plea deal. this government is good at cutting sham plea deals, with the master mind of 9/11. how many detainnies are back running the show for taliban? we've already failed and need to make sure that mohammad pays decades for the american people and what he did. stuart: it just makes us look so weak. sorry to interrupt you. if we can't do something serious with the guy who killed 3,000 of us, what's wrong with us? last word to you, pete. >> aren't we weak? no, but isn't it shows we are weak the ability to prosecute the wars and drawn out ineffectual? it's extremely regrettable. it doesn't take away from the courage of so many for so long and are we preparedded to fight china and do what we need with the enemies? good question. stuart: thank you, pete. always good to see you, sir. we told you how the fulton cou

by the pentagon and the fbi to the families of the victims, the cases against the 5 men held at guantanamo bay in cuba have repeatedly been delayed legal disputes have set it back. no trial date has ever been set. the letter told families that will no plea agreements have been finalized and may never be finalized. it is possible but any agreement would remove the possibility of the death penalty. many relatives of the victims have expressed outrage at the possibility of ending the cases without verdicts. military prosecutors say they will consider that before. a final decision is made. we're going to go live now to the san francisco fbi headquarters because fbi agents and the u.s. attorney's office are about to release some details about why several officers from the antioch police, antioch and pittsburgh police department arrested for civil rights violations today. >> release that will be put in the back table back there just as press conference is over. i just have a couple of housekeeping matters. in a few minutes, the u.s. attorney ismael ramsey will be conducting his first press confe

prison one of his campaign platforms, i will vote for him. [ laughter ] [ applause ] see jimmy at guantanamoith mel brooks, who is maybe the funniest person in the whole world, right? >> ever, ever, yeah. >> jimmy: he is a legend. he made "history of the world part 1." many, many movies. "history of the world part 1" is one we all saw. how many times have you seen that movie? >> 100. >> jimmy: 100 times? >> yes. >> jimmy: many times. he comes to you, wanda sykes, and nick kroll, "we want to do history of the world part 2." or did you go to him and say that? >> no, i was brought into the project by nick kroll. called me. "do you want to do history of the world part 2 with mel brooks?" i was like, is this crank anchors? what's going on? what's happening? sure enough, we were in a zoom with mel a couple of weeks later. just having him laugh at your jokes, which is, like, the light of god shining upon your face. >> jimmy: it really is, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: the best thing you could imagine. now you guys get to make this -- you're a history guy? >> i'm a huge history nerd. >> jimmy: that plays

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and they're setting up maga voters for further disappointment when joe biden is not carted off to guantanamobay. >> if you talk to any staffer that works at any of these committees and a lot who work there now worked with me back in the day at the oversight committee. when we actually did real oversight. no one thinks this is going to end in an actual victory for hem. no one thinks the american people are going to wake up and rally around their cause thinking, you know what, despite the fact we always talk ubd health care, women's rights, the economy, jobs, trying to make the world a better place, not getting killed at school with guns, we're going to think impeaching joe biden with no evidence and no evidence of any wrongdoing is a good idea. >> then why do it? >> they don't have an answer for the other stuff. we watched in election after election, these guys get waxed on the ballot on the issue of women's rights alone. their answer so far is, you know, we should go for a 15-week abortion. they keep going more extreme. they know those policies are alienating them from every voter to win the

laughter ] just statistically - [ laughter ] president biden is reportedly considering a plan to use guantanamose haitian migrants unfortunately he's going to have to wait another few days to move them in. [ laughter ] and finally, yesterday was national candy corn day, which makes today national "there's still plenty of candy corn day." [ laughter ] and that was the monologue, everybody. we're off and running. [ cheers and applause two weeks off and we're back at it we have got a great show for you tonight. he's an acclaimed actor, a grammy-winning hip-hop legend, and a good friend of this show ice-t is back on "late night" tonight. [ cheers and applause we love authors here at late night. we're very excited about our second guest he's a best-selling author, oscar-winning screenwriter his books include classics like "the world according to garp," "the cider house rules," shoemaker's favorite, "the hotel new hampshire. his 15th novel, "the last chairlift," is out now john irving. the great john irving will also be joining us. [ cheers and applause and we will have music from rina sawayama. but

fbi to the families of the victims, the cases against shaikh mohammed and 4 others being held at guantanamo bay. cuba have been. repeated. they've seen repeated delays. they had legal disputes. no trial date has been set. so the letter told families that while no plea agreements have been finalized and may never be finalized, it is possible that any agreement would remove the possibility of the death penalty. many relatives of the victims have expressed outrage, though, at the possibility of ending the case without verdicts. military prosecutors say they will consider that before. a final decision is made. >> it's 10. 21 and the water filtration company britta is hit with a lawsuit now claiming that they deceived users about the product's ability to remove forever chemicals. the proposed class action lawsuit alleges that while britain claims that the filters remove a number of chemicals and misled consumers by not including high risk or prevalent contaminants. and those include arsenic nitrates and forever chemicals, which are actually called pf says in a statement, britta says its filtrati

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