mr. bushyou think about people who run to the challenge, or the people who cut and run. you can basically divide politicians into those two camps. john gregg is not a cut and run guy. he solves problems. if you can find a way to build a bipartisan consensus to fix something, he would do it. and he made a difference in improving the quality of life of people in new hampshire and the country, and we need to restore that sense of problem solving and washington, d.c. again. judd, i thank you for your leadership. [applause] mr. bush: because we do need someone who actually has had some experience. eight years ago, last monday, barack obama won the iowa caucuses. i was watching it at home with columba, i was thinking, wow, this guy can bring it. he can deliver a speech. look, i am a committed conservative, but he spoke about no red states, no blue states, only the united states, and it was inspirational, and he won. in retrospect, now that we are in the eighth year of the obama administration, there

mr. bush: no, i don't. >> hsbc. mr. bush: now i do. >> nobody in any of these companies has gone to prison or been prosecuted. i think this reflects a wider problem of white-collar crime, and i'm wondering if you are going to appoint an attorney general and direct him or her to approach white-collar crime with the same seriousness and vigor that they have approached the low-level drug prosecutions? mr. bush: that is a good question, both of those. the answer to that is, yes. to simplify this, here is another challenge for your profession. i have been told, and maybe you can confirm this, that 90% of all the painkillers prescribed in the world are prescribed in the united states. and so, put aside -- i don't know the name of the manufacturer of oxycontin. it is prescribed by a doctor. the fda just approved this last year -- they allowed opiates to be prescribed for children. we have changed our attitudes about pain and how we have manage pain to the point where we have legitimized addictions that then create the escape in

mr. bush: it did not change my passion for disruption, because we need to disrupt as much as we can, reward the excellence that takes place, and have no tolerance for the mediocrity that takes place in classrooms. assume that students can learn. it does not matter what zip code they were born in, every kid can learn. we should not lower expectations because we will get a bad result. but it is hard in the federal system to make this a national priority. you would think everybody would consider this the right thing to do. i know that people move to florida now because our schools were significantly better than they were when i started. yes, sir. [applause] mr. bush: one other thing, people say, what about common core? common core is on higher standards than those that existed in prior states. here's what i believe about common core. it should not be imposed by the federal government. there should be no requirements from the federal government on content curriculum or standards, directly or indir

mr. bush: a couple of weeks ago in a town hall meeting, a woman got up and said my dad had a heart condition, and it was dangerous, so i had to drive all the way to boston to get him tear because there is no veterans facility here. my response is, we should expand options of private providers. if a veteran wants to see his own doctor, if he wants to go to an up -- if a veteran wants to go to a clinic in his own neighborhood, if a veteran has an emergency, they should be able to go to the emergency room that is closest. [applause] mr. bush: turning the culture in washington, d.c. is important, because then people will be able to trust our overnment. if it is smaller and focused on serving the people of this great country, we will go back to the business of creating high sustained economic growth, which we need. i know how to do this, because i have done it in the private sector and i have done it as a governor. we toured on barriers. we led the nation in small business growth. the government gr

mr. bush: he does not talk about competitiveness. he talks about unfairness, i guess. competitiveness is a better question. we compete by having regulations that are not destroying our ability to invest in our country. we are 49th in the world in terms of ease of doing business. there are more businesses, 99% are small, more businesses are closing than being formed. it is not because someone sucked out the entrepreneurial dna, but because we have stifled it with massive rules. to be competitive, we need to have reforms of our regulatory system. could we build the interstate highway system in the united states today? it would be impossible. we cannot build the pentagon. the pentagon was built in less than two years, with 6 million square feet under roof, in a swamp in 1941. it would take 15 years to get a permit to start construction. we cannot launch a man to the moon. we cannot lead the world if we were starting where we are today. regulations. our tax code is creating this bizarre relocation

mr. bush: yes, you can. that is what the mission is. i find it interesting that not your generation, but the one right before you, whatever the millennial generation or the college kids right now, are all into socialism. in the exit poll four years ago, millennials by two to one believe socialism is a better economic policy that capitalism. wowzer. no place in the world has that worked out that way, and you have a candidate like bernie sanders is proposing a bunch of free things. and we are in a heap of trouble and they want to triple it and make it worse. there should be people marching in the streets saying fix this mess because i do not have to clean up after you. instead, they are doubling down on more free college, single-payer system for health care, as he has proposed, and people think that is the right approach. it would destroy the country. it would create burdens of debt on your generation that would be completely unsustainable. the debt levels we have today are horrific. $19 trillio

mr. bush: i will lift the lawyers off the backs of the war fighters, stop the political positions on the military, trust the military to do its job. the commander in chief does not outsource the responsibility of being commander in chief. he does not say just go do it. you get options, create a strategy, and have the back of the military rather than imposing conditions on them that make it hard. this president sought the authorization to use military force temporarily as it related to syria. then he put so many constraints on it that you do not have the viability that it should. he put constraints on the war fighters at it relates to the dropping of ordnance in the fight against isis. there is layers of approvals necessary. military adheres to the international standards of war fighting. we do not need to impose additional ones. we did spend more money on the military. the idea of donald trump and thath, they do not believe we need to spend more money. as you mentioned, we have aging equipment

--h: the difference between mr. bush? mr. bush: the difference between eminent domain and property is that donald trump would take property from an elderly woman off of the strip in atlantic city. [applause] -- bush: the problem was, he mr. trump: he is tried it make me a tough guy -- mr. bush: you tried -- mr. trump: the woman ultimately didn't want to do that -- a. bush: to turn this into limousine parking lot for his casinos is not a public use and in florida they somewhat we did and we made that impossible and part of our constitution. that is a better approach of that is the conservative approach. mr. trump: let me just have a second, tough guy. [laughter] to bush: how tough it is take a little old lady's property. [boo] that is all of his donors and special interests. [laughter] [boos] mr. trump: that's what it is. that's what it is, i tell you. and by the way, i couldn't get tickets for the television audience, donors, special interest, the people who are putting up -- [boos] mr. trump: the rnc told us that we have all

mr. bush: "art of the deal." [laughter] mr. bush: that is a donald trump book. in one of his books, donald trump said i was the most gifted politician in the world, phenomenal governor. he must've forgotten he wrote it, because he and i do not see much eye to eye anymore. the last book i read was the john meacham book on my dad, which i loved because i got to know things about my father that i did not know. i was surprised. i thought i knew everything i could know about the greatest man alive. i enjoyed that one. i like reading a lot. i hope you do, too. what is your favorite book? >> [indiscernible] mr. bush: fantastic. keep reading. she has read the whole series. good for you. excellent. yes. >> hi. as a veteran, a military spouse, and a mom, and a volunteer, having now faced the 16-year war, massive budget cuts, aging aircraft, and dealing with v.a. medical systems, how do you intend to motivate a tired and debilitated and disillusioned force, now with the threat of terror and isis in the u

. >> mrs. bush, are you happy to be here? mrs. bush: thrilled. >> what are you going to say? mrs. sh: everything. i was here for my father's wedding. >> do you think we will see a surprise tomorrow? mrs. bush: i hope so. >> what do you think will happen? mrs. bush: i think he is by far, the best. john: and also to have two of -- also at that event were two of his brothers. both were optimistic about his chances. afterward, i cut up with the candidate himself. we had a chance to chat about family. a lot of love in your family. jeb bush: is that surprising? mark: it's not always the case with siblings. jeb bush: we love each other a lot. mark: how big is tomorrow? jeb bush: south carolina is important. it has always been important in running for president. certainly in my family, it has , been a big part of it. no question about it. mark: focus, great as always with question and answer, clear nervousness in his world. four jeb bush tomorrow what is , meeting and beating expectations tomorrow? john: nobody wears pearls better than barbara bush. look jeb bush, his expectations , are so

can claim marital privilege and refuse to answer questions doug: the people of iowa and south -- mr. bush: the people have spoken. i respect their decision. sera: jeb bush getting emotional. for presidency. the former florida governor coming in fourth in the south carolina primary. the big winners in this process. marco rubio narrowly edging out south carolina gop primary. mr. rubio: this has become a three-person race and we will win the nomination. mr. cruz: we are the only campaign that has been and can beat donald trump. doug: hillary clinton taking the gold she thanked nevada voters saying the fight for a better future goes on. news clinton: everyone of us has a role to by building the future washington will never have all the answers but for every problem we face, where, and when in america is solving it. mr. sanders: i believe when democrats assemble in philadelphia, in july, at the convention, we will either result of one of the great political upsets in the history of the united dates. doug: democrats and republicans will be swapping locations. in nevada on tuesday while democrat

ceremony for chief justice william rehnquist and at that time he was present and escorted president and mrs. bush as they came to pay their respects. president obama as you know, chris, will be here later today. we don't know who will have the honor of escorting the president, but it's right up through those two columns of people that the court's great hall is the space between that ceremonial entrance to the

mr. bush: i stand by my ads. when i say i'm spending all my surplus on the tax cuts, and he says that is not true, i'm going to define what reality is. larry king: senator mccain, is that true? mr. mccain: let me tell you what happened. iran and added he ran an ad, and i was eat up and he said he was called clinton and called clinton-like in south carolina. you have seen it, turn on the radio,turn on the unfortunately, now pick up the telephone. but let me tell you what really went over the line. had an event and he paid for it and stood next to a spokesperson for a fringe veterans group. that fringe veteran said that john mccain had abandoned the veterans. now i don't know how you can understand this, george, but that really hurts, that really hurts. and so five united states senators, vietnam veterans, heroes, some of the really incredible heroes, wrote george a letter and said, apologize. he should be ashamed. he should be ashamed. to the whitead house rewind, airs on sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3 on

president bush won in new hampshire on his way to securing the nomination. becomeinton went on to the party's nominee. mr. clinton defeated president bush, and independent candidate ross perot. this is under 10 minutes. bush leadesident america to a victory in the cold war, some opposed him. now the president has a plan to cut wasteful spending, restore home values to help new hampshire and the nation. but the democrats oppose him again. have the american people to let you know they want this action by march 20. the battle is joined. mr. bush, i have never seen it where people have to lose their homes, people don't have jobs. we have known each other a long time. >> a lot of you are hurting. i have seen the pain in people's eyes, from those who own struggling businesses to those who work in them. this state has gone through an extraordinarily difficult time. i am determined to turn this state around. hi, i am pat buchanan. we can change the course of the bash america. i would demand an immediate spending and hiring freeze. second, i would demand a two-year moratorium on all federal regulations. --ill mak

. - you had access to him, you had access to her, mrs. bush, you had access to the president in '43 and to all the siblings, you had access to the circle, anybody you didn't get access to who you wanted to get access to? - i would like to have talked to ross perot and just didn't. - tried? - i asked about it. - you were told no or hell no or you were told nothing in response? - i was told that it was not a subject he liked returning to, the '92 campaign. - it's one of the most interesting parts in the book. - and so mainly because it would have been interesting. i don't know if it would have changed the story. what was so striking about, we talked for nine years, the president and i did. - [evan] how often? - three or four times a year. - in long blocks of time for each of those. - we'd do a morning, an afternoon, maybe a morning and then a morning. one of the most interesting things that happened was, he's not the most linear thinker as you know. - one remembers. - so therefore, a linear approach to interviews did not work. so if i did it chr

mr. bush there's no doubt in my : mind that jeb bush has the experience and character to be a great president. counting on some brotherly love the bush family's good rapport with the people of south carolina goes back decades. south carolina voters helped propel george w. nomination and the presidency in his father, george h.w. bush, won the 1988 and 1992 south carolina primaries. earlier in the day, laura and george bush met with south carolina veterans while gop , front-runner donald trump slammed the president for intelligence failures prior to 9/11. mr. trump: the world trade center came down during his reign. he was the top. craig: george bush hit back, acknowledging americans are angry. mr. bush we do not need someone : in the oval office who mirrors and inflames our anger and frustration. we need someone who can fix the problems that cause our anger and frustration, and that's jeb bush. craig: voters will decide whether south carolina is still bush country on saturday. craig boswell, cb

preporter: mrs. bush says she is phampshire. p>> it' s good to see our friends pagain and it' s also fun to be pwith people who have the right pvalues. preporter: we sat down with pgovernor bush for a one-on-one pinterview on the bus. pgovernor bush: she looks pbeautiful, she' s in great shape, eople love her, i love her, so preporter: mrs. bush breaks the psnow and ice on a day that roved to be too much for the prepublican front runner donald ptrump. pgovernor bush: bless his heart, pas we say in north florida. pbless his heart. pjosh: don' t forget, on sunday pmorning, join us for a special plineup of programming, breaking pdown the debate and setting the pstage for primary week. pa special edition of news 9 pbegins at 6:00 a.m. pfollowed by good morning pamerica. pat 10:00, we' ll have a live, phour-long edition of close up. pthis week with george pstephanopoulos will have more panalysis at noon, followed by pmatter of fact. pso, certainly busy couple of pdays here on the campus of st. panselm college and around the pstate as

mr. bush: "art of the deal." [laughter] mr. bush: that is a donald trump book. in one of his books, donald trump said i was the most gifted politician in the world, phenomenal governor. he must've forgotten he wrote it, because he and i do not see much eye to eye anymore. the last book i read was the john meacham book on my dad, which i loved because i got to know things about my father that i did not know. i was surprised. i thought i knew everything i could know about the greatest man alive. i enjoyed that one. i like reading a lot. i hope you do, too. what is your favorite book? >> [indiscernible] mr. bush: fantastic. keep reading. she has read the whole series. good for you. excellent. yes. >> hi. as a veteran, a military spouse, and a mom, and a volunteer, having now faced the 16-year war, massive budget cuts, aging aircraft, and dealing with v.a. medical systems, how do you intend to motivate a tired and debilitated and disillusioned force, now with the threat of terror and isis in the u

an endorsement you don't want. >> i'm proved being a bush. >> mrs. bush, coming to new hampshire, your brother, george w. bush will be in south carolina. the family is now coming out. is it a sign of strength or desperation? >> strength. your son has said i am my own man. >> that's right. >> sort of walking this line. trying to run as himself. and trying to distinguish from your brother the former president? tough loon to ine to walk? >> 2016 is different than 2000, 1998. the country changed the issues are different. i'm different. we're different. my life experience is different than that of george. certainly different than my dad, the greatest man alive. not better, worse. shapes how i think what my believes are. >> you said it is okay to have what about another clinton? >> another bush is going to beat another clinton. >> do you think america is ready for the first female president? >> yes. i don't think either one running >>> a man from new jersey booked a vacation in ice lan before land. before it was through. a national hero. kind of like mr. magoo

up mrs. bush is out there. it love mrs. bush. i'm a great admirer of the first president bush to no end. to bring your 90-year-old mom? >> i'm telling you. >> what? you puft your best foot forward and she's his best foot. we haven't mentioned the rising star. the rising star is bernie sanders. and i say that if new hampshire goes in high, goes in strong on bernie sanders, they have to change their motto to live for free or die. >> isn't it amazing that new hampshire, live free or die. no tax state. is basically wanting to elect bernie sanders the socialist who believes in up to a 90% tax. >> he's from the neighboring state. >> i understand that. >> i live next to a methadone clinic. >> live free or die or don't. >> and it's true. bernie must be surging. at this table, before it was all we hate hillary so much. let's pump up bernie. now the idea that bernie might be the guy, hey, don't forget. he's a socialist. >> republicans can beat him like a drum if this is a nominee. this would be a cake walk. no american is going for this. i

mr. bush: i agree. this is a place where i think there is a convergence of left and right. there is a growing belief that we have huge gaping holes in our mental health system. and when you deal with addiction, the diagnosis of mental health and addiction is an overwhelming problem. if you can imagine a world where people reach their full potential, this is an area that needs to be addressed because people are being held back because of their addictions and their mental health challenges. a couple points are important. one, we talk about moon shots, these aspirational goals. one has to be a moon shot to discover the brain, because think of the challenges that exist today in america that are growing, alzheimer's, dementia. it is a huge problem. finding the means by which to defer or delay or eliminate dementia or alzheimer's would be a phenomenal gift for our society. autism. autism is growing, for whatever reason. we do not know exactly why it is. it is a growing challenge for families. that i

. >> at age 90, mrs. bush flew up from houston to be along side her son as he campaigns for president for a few reasons. >> thank you, mama. >> i love my son. i know that america needs him. he is honest. dependable. loyal. relatively funny. good-looking. but funny. he's got the same values that america seems to have lost. he is almost too polite. i don't advise him. but if i gave him advice, i would say why don't you interrupt like the other people do. >> really? >> yes, i would say that. >> i have gotten better at interrupting, mom. come on. he is so polite. we brought him up that way. he does not brag like some people we know. >> who are you talking about? >> i can't remember. >> do you think someone else that is running for president is bragging to much? >> uh-huh. i am not getting in a spitting match with him the he can spit further than i can. when push comes to shove, people are going to realize jeb has real solutions rather than talking about how popular they are. or how great they are. >> you taped an

lady and bar bra bush was there as well. and this is what happened. this picture was snapped of mrs. bush taking an selfie. >> look at her. and angenette levy set out to see if she should join. >> rob: we are trying to figure out how ary anybody could buy a >> rob: coming up in sports >> rob: the most devastating weapons of both world wars were the flame thrower. >> cammy: and now you can have one for yourself. >> reporter: the km 42 is being told at the first grab and go it is either a fiery nightmare or a flames success. >> most of your customers are way out the country. they see use for it. i designed it for novel ti. they described all sorts of different uses. >> because these are not considered weapons you are order one in any state accept in california and ohio and maryland where they are banned. they are shipped with no background check in questions ask. they shoot flaming gasoline, gas and diesel or alcohol. priced at just under $1,200 they are available in any color oregon oregon oregon -- fire it is used for agricultural purposes like burning weeds s snow removal, rock shows and

mr. bush: i thought it was inappropriate for the pope to intervene at the height of a contested primary. megan: rubio campaigning with popular south carolina governor nikki haley. dynasty" star phil robertson in myrtle beach. sen. cruz: talk about a man who knows how to shoot a duck. megan: a citizen who worries his canadian bristled qualify him -- birth will disqualify him. >> he did not lift his little finger to do anything about it. megan: it looks like a dead heat in this week' s caucuses in nevada. hillary clinton is not going down without a fight. mrs. clinton: i am not just making speeches and promising free this, for that, free everything. megan: here in south carolina, the race is not as close. trump has a double-digit lead with cruz and rubio following. this could be a three-man race. megan hughes, abc news, columbia, south carolina. sean: mourners are flocking to the supreme court to pay tribute to late justice antonin scalia. here is a live look where scalia' s casket is lying in r

mr. bush: the next president needs to appoint someone with a proven conservative record similar to justice scalia. mr. cruz: the senate needs to stand strong and say we're not going to give up the u.s. supreme court for a generation. aixa: hillary clinton says it's outrageous republicans have already pledged to block whomever the president nominates. bernie sanders, who serves in the senate, says, let's get on with it and vote on a nominee. in washington, i'm aixa diaz. alyx: bringing the conversation home drake law professors are , reacting to scalia's death. former drake law dean, david walker met with him twice. scalia visited the campus two times, once in the 1990's and in 2002. scalia met with students and gave a lecture on constitutional law. walker says he remembers scalia being very gracious with the law students. >> he was very giving of his time and was able to laugh at himself, didn't shrink from the kind of expression you'd see in his opinions. alyx: scalia is one of 11 visited the

. >>> mrs. bush, what do you think of donald trump?re known for being blunt and plain spoken. >> i don't think about him at all. >> really? >> i think about jeb and the qualified candidate. >> is it true your husband sometimes throws things, his shoe -- >> that's the silliest thing of it he can't throw anymore. he's got parkinson's. but he's wonderful, my husband. he's very much for jeb and very proud of him. >> jeb, you have talked about a minute ago you said that there's a lot of pressure on you living up to your family. you have struggled with how you balancing your own man. >> yes. >> and your family. now, your mom's up here campaigning for you. your brother is just cut an ad for you. have you changed strategy? >> no. no. i didn't say i'm struggling with being a bush, i'm 62 years old for crying out loud, i stopped getting therapy about this a long time ago. you know how i did it in my mid-20s, i'm a goal driven guy. got out of college in two years, had a family. i wanted to be half the man my dad was. my adult life has worked out

that changed yesterday when mr. bush campaigned for his younger broekt in south carolina. he never mentioned donald trump by name but left no doubt who he was talking about. >> i understand that americans are angry and frustrated, but we do not need someone in the oval office who mirrors and inflames >> jeb bush remains far behind donald trump in the latest south carolina polls. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with jeb bush about his campaign and what's at stake for him in south carolina. >>> the white house says president obama held preliminary discussions about whom to nominate to replace justice antonin scalia. scalia's death has set off a political firestorm. more republicans say they will not confirm any nominee. hillary clinton made her position clear during a campaign stop in nevada. >> i am absolutely adamant that the president under our constitution has a duty to send forth a name to be considered by the senate and the senate has a duty to consider that. >> the nevada democratic caucus is this saturday. >>> clinton's democratic rival it was his fir

. >> mr. bush, you said a tough guy and then shushed during the debate. doesn't know anything about eminent domain. >> and rubio running in the high stakes race and christie using the opportunity to debate night to go after the senator from florida calling him unqualified to be commander in chief. >> i thinthe experience is not just what you did but how it worked out. >>> you can't trust rubio. we need someone who's been tested and ready to go against hillararclinton. >> reporter: ted cruz and ben carson in an exchange. the controversy he can't escape. the staffer sent out a memo during iowa caucuses that ben carson had dropped out of the race. the report fse. cruz, again, saying this. >> when this event transpired i apologized then and do so now. i'm sorry. >> reporter: and bernie sands with the cameo on saturday night live this weekend. >> so sick of the 1% getting this preferential treatment! >> reporter: sands still with the commanding lead over hillary clinton. the two have been locked in the debate over who is the more progressive candidate. trail i

mr. bush in my experience, the : strongest person usually isn' t lana: president george w bush, stumping for brother jeb in south carolina, reminded voters not to count a bush out. george w. bush: i' ve been misunderestimated most of my life. lana: and on the democratic side, an animated hillary clinton had a suggestion for how to handle the republicans. hillary clinton: we need to get that dog and follow them around and every time they say these things, like, oh, you know, the great recession was caused by too much regulation arf arf arf arf you know? lana: while in florida, an equally animated trump supporter interrupted president bill clinton. >> you took his money. mr. clinton: i took his money for my foundation, where i used it better than he' s using it now. lana: those donations to clinton, one of the reasons ted cruz says republicans cannot trust trump' credentials. of your life and you' ve never done or said or written anything to prove your conservative, you ain' t. sean: new this no

. >> mrs. bush, what do you think of donald trump.you are known for being blunt and plain spoken. >> i don't think about him at all. i think about jeb and the qualified candidate. >> is it true your husband sometimes throws things. >> no. >> that's the silliest thing, he can't even throw any more, he has parkinson's. if he threw it, he wouldn't aim it. but he's wonderful, my husband. he's very much for jeb and very proud of him. >> a minute ago you said there's a lot of pressure on you living up to your -- you struggle with being your own man and your family. now your mom is up here campaigning for you, your brother is just cut an ad for you, have you changed strategy? >> no. and i didn't say i am struggling with being a bush, i am 62 years old for crying out loud. i stopped getting therapy about this a long time ago. i did it when i was in my mid-20s. i am a goal driven guy, got out of college in two years, already had a family. i decided i wanted to be half the man my dad was. my adult life worked out pretty good if i get to half ho

it's an honor to be with mrs. bush and president bush. thank you so much for joining us tonight. obviously, with the president's accomplishments, you may remember, he was also chairman of the rnc. mr. president, how would you like to be president of the rnc now? fun times. thank you, sir. a competent national party is for everybody. it doesn't matter who you're for in this audience. do we have to have a competent national party, that has its act together on the ground, that has its data operations sound, a party that knows how to turn out voters and message to them better. there's nothing controversial about that at all. our commitment to you is to have a republican national committee that's ready for whoever the nominee is, that they can plug into something much better than it was in 2012. that's what we've built, that's what we're going to continue to do. and we're going to do it to win, not just for our party, but obviously, for our country. so god bless you and thank you for joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> well, just ahead as we count down to the debate, more on

mrs. bush praising her son as a once he is down in new hampshire, donald trump is coming to florida next week. he's planning a rally at the university of south florida a the sun dome february 12th. the event however hasn't been officially announced yet by his campaign. on the democratic side bernie sanders will be making a cameo on "saturday night live" this week. the show will be hosted by larry david who has played bernie sanders. it's unclear what sanders' role on "snl" will be. >>> just four days until the new hampshire primary. nbc 6 has gotou covered. steve litz will be live in new hampshire to bring you the very latest updates on air and online. you can look out for his live reports beginning on monday. >>> an exclusive look inside detention camps a a guantanamo bay, cuba. what should happen to some of the world's most dangerous men, malik mohammad will return to the courtroom putting the focus on him and others who are there. a r re look inside the camps and what's ahead for these men b