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they'll admit they have kield four americans over yemen -- >> but they're not tourists. >> right..s. has never confirmed they killed these americans. in this speech he is going to also say lethal force drones will be used only against targets who pose an imminent threat to americans and cannot feesab feesably be captured. one of the things that americans thought president obama had right were this drone strikes, but now it looks like this could end. on top of that, he's going to again say he's going to close gitmo. if we're going to not have drone strikes, where are we going to put them? >> the people are going to say we're going to to chang our policies on letting these gitmo -- we're going to get the worst of the worst and we're going to seasoned them back to that prison where the bars are made of paper mache. do you know anyone who attacked us because we imprisoned the people who are trying to kill > make a major speech later today so they put it in the "new york times." when the irs tried to get ahead of the story that the inspector general for the irs had done some looking an