a lockie is the father of the locky who was killed by a u.s. drone strike in yemen on september thirtieth of two thousand and eleven so near khan was killed in that same drone strike and abdul rauf on a lockie on where a sixteen year old son was killed in a u.s. drone strike in yemen on october fourteenth of two thousand and eleven all three were u.s. citizens none ever saw a courtroom in the u.s. and were not granted due process and we've never been given evidence by the government asked to operational role in which they claim so may or may have been a propagandist working on english language man magazine inspire but did he deserve to be killed and adore mom was a sixteen year old boy at the administration is never publicly spoken about his death so let's find out more about this legal challenge and what we might expect to be the government's response joining me now to discuss it is nathan fried wessler fellow at the a.c.l.u. national security project and nathan thanks for joining us tonight and i guess first just you know start by telling us

us being able to know any thing about it they've kept they've spoken a lot about the underwear a lockie killing but they have not said a word about the killing about the iraq war and now they haven't said a word and they haven't shown us the legal memo right they refuse to talk about this when it comes to the courts with on our latinas father trying to fight if they feel you're trying to fight it but the interesting thing too that you know is that we've never actually heard from the president directly on this when i heard about we got osama bin laden yeah we got the locky but other than that he said maybe harold koh he's had the attorney general go out and try to explain this policy how they legally justify it to people would it make a difference if the president came out and talked about it himself since he's taking on these you know these decisions. i mean i think it would i think i mean if this is a moral question i think that the president should step up and talk about the program for attribution and out front i mean i think that obviously they believe that morally it is the thing t

heard from the president directly on this i've heard about we got osama bin laden yeah we got the locky but other than that he said maybe harold koh he's had the attorney general go out and try to explain this policy how they legally justify it to people would it make a difference if the president came out and talked about it himself since he's taking on these you know these decisions. i mean i think it would i think i mean if this is a moral question i think that the president should step up and talk about the program for attribution and out front i mean i think that obviously they believe that morally it is the thing to do because from their point of view it saves american lives. he should be willing to say that not just through surrogates but i think that that's a problem with the obama administration in general obama president obama has next to me to my mind has not forcefully. defended or sold the health care bill the way he should go and he's doing it the same kind of thing with this he's allowing subordinates to carry the ball. do you think can you talk a lot about the legacy tha

vice as a woman who is torn between her loveless marriage with her will husbahus the guy that plays locky let's watch. >> i was the one who wanted to wait for the divorce and you didn't. >> i'm not blaming you. >> looks pretty dramatic. very serious. >> vy much so. it's a lot of long linger glancing glances and heavy cigarette smoke hanging in the air while love is going terribly wrong. and although this is not the most exciting movie of i've soofr eever seen, there's something that kept me watching. there's nothing like, but it's only for fans of romantic movies where it's a should she or should she not kind of thing. so definitely the polar opposite from vince vaughn blowing up a barn. >> what is your grade? >> i gave it a b. it didn't help moo kein keeping awake, but rachel vice is a great actress. >> all right. thanks so much. and of course you can get all of the movie reviews, but we're not done. no, no. can't wait to find out what her grade is on the olympic opening ceremony. reason being, because it was the brainchild of danny boyle. very familiar with his works of art. so did this