mukasey. >> good to be here, don. >> the u.s.o transport khatallah on a ship instead of a plane. in the past he would have gone straight to guantanamo bay. in your opinion, is that what should have happened? >> should he be brought to guantanamo bay or taken on a ship? >> should he be brought to guantanamo bay? >> i don't know that it much matters at this point. the administration is committed not to bringing anybody to guantanamo bay. and there is no way to force them to do it. i think what is important is to get as much intelligence out of him as is possible to get for however long it takes. if he is on a ship, that's fine. >> on a slow mote boat, as we said. >> a slow boat. >> plenty of time to interrogatory him until he gets to the united states. >> right. >> i want to talk to you about hillary clinton. she spoke than last night in her town hall with christiane amanpour. let's listen. >> now that we have khatallah in custody, hopefully we will learn more, at least from his perspective the reason it takes long is to put togeth

. >> who knew you had such a sense of humor, michael mukasey. i want to bring in -- >> well, he has been downing strawberry frappes. >> what happens once he gets off the ship in the united states? what's the next step? >> he is tried in the american criminal justice system, which has been enormously successful in prosecuting terrorists. there's this weird dichotomy that has been established. it's like oh, let's be tough and put them in guantanamo or let's be easy and let him be prosecuted by the justice department. and in fact, the successes have been by the justice department and the catastrophic failures and delays having been in guantanamo. the idea this is going easy on him or behaving appropriate inappropriately for the prevths country seems absurd. they're doing exactly what they should be doing. >> mr. mukasey. >> well, i think the dichotomy that's been drawn is a little exaggerated. first of all, the military commissions that are being run in guantanamo are not being run the way military commissions were run in world war ii. what they've

james comey who judge mukasey knows well.bly well respected individual appointed by george w. bush. >> they didn't do anything on fast and furious: we don't know what the fbi is looking at that we don't know. let me get to this. senator ted cruz today called for impeachment of attorney general holder if he does not appoint a special prosecutor. do you think that's wise? >>. no i don't think it's wise because impeachment is a political act and there isn't political support for convicting or for, that is for upholding. >> you don't think the republicans in congress would like to go after holder. >> i think the republicans in congress would like to go over holder. the question is will they go after congress no. the long answer is hell no. >> the republican party is outrablegd by this lack of investigative prowess. >> you want to do something symbolic or carry a sign? you don't toy around with the constitution of the united states that provides for impeachment unless you are serious about it. >> what is the answer, judge, we he h

attorney general and former federal judge michael mukasey.udge, should president obama, as commander in chief, order a full investigation of bowe bergdahl's actions after he walked off the base and the court-martial if that's what the facts lead to? >> i think the question of a court-martial is really up to the army, and the army should act swiftly. there's no reason why this case can't be presented within six months. the fact is that there's been an investigation into the circumstances of his disappearance, as your report indicated. we know what he did. the question of why he did it is also, i think, pretty obvious. the question is what he did afterwards, and you can't wait to try a case until you know absolutely everything about everything. is he guilty of being a deserter or defector? after five years of captivity and some people initially said, well, that's enough. should he face the appropriate punishment if he is found guilty? >> the question of punishment is something that comes after a court-martial. i think the question of whether he

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even a step too far for many conservatives, liz cheney's group got denounced for that by michael mukasey and kenneth starr, remember him from the starr report? chief council of the security council under george w. bush. all these conservative lawyers who might otherwise be on the cheney side of things on national security issues. they were verbally and vocally disgusted by liz cheney's group keep america safe. their al qaeda seven stuff. and that keep america safe group ended up as host not found. the group ended up quietly dissolving. interestingly they never announced it was shutting down, they never announced it was going anywhere, you can find their youtube clips around, their website goes into redirect nowhere land. they just evaporated without saying a word. they never said good-bye. think progress went looking for them sometime last summer, noticing their e-mail and voice mail links appeared to be dead. the think progress folks tried to find the liz cheney group physically, an attempt to visit keep america safe's offices to discern whether the group is active resulted in a trip to

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joining us now from new york, michael mukasey. judge, should there be a court martial if that's what the facts lead to? >> the question of a court martial is really up to the army and the army should act swiftly. there's no reason this case can't be presented within six months. the fact is there's been an dwags -- investigation into his disappearance. we know what we did. the question of why he did it pretty obvious. the question is what he did afterwards and you can't wait to try a case until you know everything about everything. we know enough. >> judge mukasec, is bergdahl guilty of leaving his base without permission? is he guilty being of a desert are or a defector and after five years of captivity, shu he -- should he face the appropriate punishment if he is found guilty? >> the question of punishment come after a court martial. the question of whether he suffered or not should not relate to whether he gets tried. desertion is a very serious offense. at the end of world war ii we executed a u.s. soldier in january of 1945 fo

former attorney general michael mukasey joins us. i'm so glad that you are here. i have a couple of questions on this. which is, one of the points that somebody defending president obama would make is that we can't hold these detainees forever. but, technically, legally, that's not true. >> of course it's not true. and these people are being hailed because they are a danger to us. and we can hold them for as long as they're a danger to us. the reason we release prisoners of war at the end of a war is that both sides work out a truce or a surrender. in this war there hasn't been surrender at least not by al qaeda and not by the taliban and by the islamic agent in iraq and the other terrorists. seems to be the only one who are surrendering are the the united states. certainly the people we have at guantanamo are not part of any surrender. they can be held for as long as it is necessary to hold them. they are not being held for punitive purposes. they are being held for -- because they are a danger to us. >> what is the hold up on military tribunals and trying more o

he'll talk with former attorney general, michael mukasey, and fox news military analyst, general jack keene. also, a mom and a stepdad who said their son was killed while searching for sergeant bergdahl. the pentagon has not confirmed that any soldiers died during any search for him, when he was left base. that's this sunday on your local fox station. check the tv listings in your time and area. >> well, i mentioned, and chris and i were just talking about it, 70 years ago today, american and allied forces engaged in one of the most pivotal battles in our history. and on this friday, world leaders and veterans join together to mark seven decades since the d-day invasion of normandy. we'll take you there, next. stay close. >>> president obama today joining more than a dozen world war leaders and a thousand veterans in normandy, france, to mark 70 years since the d-day invasion of world war ii. on june 6th, 1944, more than 150,000 american and allied troops stormed the beaches of normandy during operation overlord. thousands of soldiers died that day, but the battle would prove a major

i agree with general mukasey president could have done this.to kill bin laden, to tell the top members of the intelligence committee about that months in advance, all i could think of here is he's more arrogant than ever or for some reason he wants to wrap up the war in afghanistan and not get bogged down with congress. it will be a rough two years for him. >> the administration official anonymous was quoted today in reports out this morning saying dozens of other gitmo prisoners have been ready to go with deals done, but there's worry about the public backlash. essentially, the administration has been negotiating the deals and told us in the neighborhood of 70 to 85 of them are ready to leave gitmo. what is your response? >> well, again, the president should in good faith certainly notify congress of these negotiations. he should certainly inform congress when he's getting close to an agreement. and whether or not he feels he has to constitutionally, he should apply with the statute and give a 30 days' notice or as close to as possible. and wh

joiningmichael mukasey us, the former attorney general who has spoken out and been very forceful, sayingat the nsa is needed and that the surveillance, less buying, so to speak, is needed to protect america. greatly appreciate it. liu."e loop with betty don't forget erik schatzker and is coverage from brazil. look for those packages through the week. kevin roberts with saatchi & saatchi. very quickly here, the world cup -- it is all about tv, isn't it? thehis is going to be biggest tv event of the decade, the century. 3 billion viewers. 784 million -- maybe a billion -- >> who wins, adidas or nike? >> adidas is an official sponsor and nike will be doing renegade marketing. the consumer will win. >> kevin roberts of sasha and saatchi, and world cup, how did i sound? >> just like him. >> good morning from new york city and our world headquarters. coming up on "market makers," erik schatzker wearing a brazilian soccer jersey. pearlstined norman trying to figure out how to move forward with the magazine business. that is at 10:00 a.m. i am tom keene. i am trying to learn as much as i can abo

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but for our immediate purposes, i think former attorney general mukasey has a terrific bit in the "washingtontion since the second day the president took power to close gitmo. and once you release the worst of the worst, it becomes very difficult to argue that anybody else should still be held there. so i think this goes along the lines of their overall scheme, which they've been working out for a number of years to try to close this place down. >> some say washington, lincoln, they all let go prisoners at the ends of the war. the problem is, that's after we win the war, you let out the prisoners. we're replenishing the enemy. >> at a time when the enemy is still in the field conducting offensive terrorist operations against our people, which is really a shocking dereliction of duty. all this business about we don't leave people behind, who is leaving? we're going to be there for another two years. al-qaeda is not leaving. the haqqani are not leaving. the taliban are not leaving. there is a bunch of nonsense talking about how we have to make all these accommodations because we don't leave peo

you can see we're going to be talking to the former attorney general of the united states, michael mukaseydiers who was killed looking for bowe bergdahl and a member of his unit. i think you guys would agree at the end of the week, what's fact, what's fiction? what stories are true? we're going to try to wrap it all up and try to answer some of the basic questions about this. it goes right back to that rose garden ceremony on saturday and then susan rice coming out and saying that bergdahl served with honor and distinction on sunday. i think the administration way overshot the mark on this and what the american people's stomach for it when they tried to sell it as a victory. >> next time they ask her to do a sunday show, she should sleep in. >> but they don't give her to us. >> you're exactly right. chris, thank you very much. see you sunday. >> you bet. >>> let's get it over to heather childers now. she's got some big news this morning we're following. >> hillary clinton and her commence regarding the taliban. she also says that she got it wrong in reference to something else. she was ref

according to mukasey, who oversaw guantanamo bay, they're the five worst people there. the guy who is leading this terrorist army, the isis leader, the united states had him. he was at camp buka in iraq. the obama administration released all the prisoners. he's back and now he's back in the terror group. that's what happens to these guy. >> releasing these five people, don't discount the fact that this increased the morale of these people. the reality is they now realize that some of their key people will be back to help them, assuming qatar is able to keep them there for the next year. they could be back faster. >> why would hillary clinton say, not a big deal. they're only dangerous in afghanistan, pakistan. not here, not the globe. why would she say that? >> afghanistan is where they plotted the september 11 attack against us. something dangerous in afghanistan and pakistan can be very, very dangerous for us. i don't know why she's saying that. it reminds me of her statement about benghazi, you know, what does it matter? what does it matter that four americans are de