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back to senator lee and back to senator franken then senator cruz. >>> let's pick up on what the chairman said. you wrote an op-ed. >> turn your microphone up. >> there we go. michael, you wrote an op ed piece that you think if this technology could have been in place before 9/11 it could have prevented the attack. that's your personal opinion? >> yes, sir. >> how many people agree with that? raise your hand if you do. >> i would say, senator -- >> that's not raising your hand. >> i think the reason we're not raising our hand not that we disagree with michael but we're not specialists in the details of 9/11. >> fair enough. >> fair enough. >> they just said they did when i read it. >> well, we'll just go with what you said. >> we agreed with the quotation, senator feinstein read from mr. morell's "washington post" op-ed. on the 9/11 issue in particular we did not discuss as a group. >> we'll take what she said, they agreed with you. the bottom line, let's get way at the 30,000 foot level, what are we trying to do? do you believe as a group we're at war with radical islam? >> i do. >> how many of you believe we're at war? >> the difference between fighting a crime a

then we will go to senator blumenthal and then back to senator lee and then back to senator franken and senator cruz. pick up on what the chairman said. michael, you wrote an op-ed you think that this technology had been in place before 9/11 could have helped prevent the attack. that is your personal opinion? >> yes sir. >> how many people agree with that? raise your hand. >> i would think the reason we are not raising our hand is not are notdisagree, but we specialists in the details of 9/11. >> fair enough. did, whenst said they i read it. >> we will just go with what you said. >> we agreed with the quotation senator feinstein read from mr. post" op- "washington ed. we did not discuss 9/11 as a group. >> we will take what they said. we will agree with you. bottom line, let's get way at foot level. do you believe as a group we are at war with radical islam? >> i do. >> how many of believe you are at war? the difference between assigning a crime and a war, there are fundamental differences. you agree with that? intelligence tethering is a very important will in fighting a war. you agree with that? >> that is the theme of our report. >> what i

back around. we want them to get out there, start their life over and get with their families and move from there. >> correctional officer michael lee rikers 15 years. >> they can ask whatever they want. i'm here to help them, not to beat them down or tell them this is the end of your life. we have classes to help them learn mechanics, culinary classes and fresh start. we just want to help them once they leave here on to whatever they're going to do once they leave. >> in 2004, the ride program was started to reduce the number of repeat offenders. under the umbrella of ride, we have a lot of components to help them with sobriety, housing and so when they come out they go to meaningful jobs, substance abuse programs and stay out of here. >> it's affect meg good because when i get out, i have something to fall back on. i do want to stop using drugs, so i have a drug treatment plan. i'm going to continue school and stuff. it helps me a lot. >> it made the officers and wardens more accountable for their work. but it's made them more accountabaccoun available for people. >> we set the model for how people are released from jails. i would

back around. we just want them to get out there, start their life over, get with their families and move from there. >> correctional officer michael leeen at rikers 15 years. >> they can ask whatever they want here. i'm not here to deter them or beat them down or tell them this is the end of your life. we have classes to help them learn mechanics, culinary classes and fresh start. we want to help them once they leave here on to whatever they're going to do once they leave. >> in 2004, the r.i.d.e. program was started to reduce the number of repeat offenders. >> we started a program called r.i.d.e. that stands for rikers island discharge enhancement. under the umbrella of r.i.d.e., we have a lot of components to help them with sobriety, housing and employment. we want to link them up while they're here doing their sentence, so when they get out, they go to meaningful jobs and have a place to stay. >> my sentence is a year. i've been here eight months. it has helped me because when i get out, i have something to fall back on. i want to stop using drugs, i have a drug program to go to, treatment plan. i'm going to continue school and stu

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