it said padilla was caught in may of 2004. so if you brief anyone in washington about the time line of waterboarding it makessense. we start waterboarding in abu zubaydah in may, 2002. we arrest padilla in may, 2003. however the kaefsy memo is wrong. padilla was arrested in mae of 2002. months before waterboarding. so date brs r being changed. >> rose: matt damon, cameron crowe d ali soufan when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: in 2006, a journalist named benjamin me moved his family to a house in the british countryside. it had 12 bedrooms and a lovely garden. the catch: it also contained 250 exotic animals. despite logistical challenges, mee and his family preserved the zoo, which is currently still open. the story of his adventure is a new movie. it is called "we bought a zoo" and here is the trailer. >> hustle, hustle, we're late. all right, oh, hi. all right. bye. >> bye, dad. >> i thought maybe dinner for three. >> thank you. >> or

it said padilla was caught in may of 2004. so if you brief anyone in washington about the time line of waterboarding it makessense. we start waterboarding in abu zubaydah in may, 2002. we arrest padilla in may, 2003. however the kaefsy memo is wrong. padilla was arrested in mae of 2002. months before waterboarding. so date brs r being changed. >> rose: matt damon, cameron crowe d ali soufan when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: in 2006, a journalist named benjamin me moved his family to a house in the british countryside. it had 12 bedrooms and a lovely garden. the catch: it also contained 250 exotic animals. despite logistical challenges, mee and his family preserved the zoo, which is currently still open. the story of his adventure is a new movie. it is called "we bought a zoo" and here is the trailer. >> hustle, hustle, we're late. all right, oh, hi. all right. bye. >> bye, dad. >> i thought maybe dinner for three. >> thank you. >> or

padilla, a u.s. citizen, placed in military custody, the fourth circuit court of appeals, one of the most conservative in the land, upheld his military detention. but then before the supreme court had the chance to review the fourth circuit, george w. bush's administration transferred him out of military custody, prosecuting him in an article 3 criminal court. to this day the supreme court has never ruled on the question of whether it's constitutional to indefinitely detain a u.s. citizen captured in the united states. that decision must be decided by the supreme court, not by the senate, thanks to the feinstein amendment. i support the inclusion of the feinstein amendment in this bill. i continue to believe there is no need for this provision overall and that it should have been removed. i also continue to oppose provisions in the conference report that limit the administration's ability to close the guantanamo bay detention facility. section 1027 of this legislation provides that no detainee held a

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because many of us remember jose padilla, she was held without charge by the military for years untils finally charged and went to trial. what's different? >> well, what this law does, in a sense it puts a stamp of approval on some of the actions that the president -- both president bush and president obama have taken. that is the idea as you refer to of detaining some enemy fighter and al qaeda suspects not subject to criminal trial but pursuant to the laws of war and holding them without trial until the end of hostilities. and this is an effort by congress to say we agree with that interpretation and we're going to provide some additional clarity to it. but the other thing that this bill does is it even removes some flexibility, some discretion that the president currently has to choose among different legal tools for handling individual al qaeda suspects. >> and just very quickly, about 20 seconds left. how do you think this will affect and impact counter terrorism operations? >> well, a number of current and former counterterrorism officials have weighed in saying that restriction

been stipulated by supreme court in some findings in the line of cases that came through, hamdan, padillahe principle people find so panic-inducing, gutting the bill of rights, what you mentioned about the fifth and sixth going away, this has already been stipulated by the supreme court. what's your response to that? >> he's wrong. the first case involved a case in terms of someone helping german soldiers who were in uniform. very, very narrow case. the second was an american who was on the battlefield in afghanistan, so those two very narrow cases are very different than the incredibly broad language that's been put into this bill, which says if you have supported some group associated with some other group. now, let me give you an example. if you make a charitable deduction and that group unknow -- unbeknownst to you continues to support someone in afghanistan who is among the taliban or associated with the taliban, well, you are now technically under this bill an enemy combatant. if you're a contractor who hires a subcontractor, this has been a challenge many of our contractors have yo

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the padilla case involves an american citizen collaborating with al qaeda in the united states. mr. mccain: the question is is it relevant where the citizen of the united states was captured, because the decision made reference to people captured both in the united states and outside the united states. mr. graham: exactly, and i would add and get senator kyl's comment, wouldn't it be an absurd result if you capture -- you can kill an american citizen abroad, al-awlaki, whatever his name was, the president targeted him for assassination because he was an american citizen who went to yemen to engage in an act of terrorism against the united states, and the president went through an executive legal process, targeted him for assassination and a drone attack killed him, and we're all better off because when an american citizen helps the enemy, they are no longer just a common criminal, they are a military threat and they should be dealt with appropriately. but my point is wouldn't it be an odd result to have a law set up so that if you actually got to america and you tried to kill our pe

i think i was naive and folks at padilla ...he white house probably thought i was silly about calling and " asking that question. of course, they approved it and then reagan got the mx missile. whaton the other hand, i went about doing similar things. a think the distinction i make in my mind then and maybe now come to some degree, but surly than, is -- but certainly then, is that, as i look back on it, my whole career became one of if a using my skills, whatever they were, to lobby to get public servants to give out comes. ifin this case, he was a public servant trading arguably for the benefit of his district, by the way, and i would, in parsing it, viewed it as a citizen try to get ahead. at the end of the day, it is the case, whether one is doing that or offering candy to trick kids to come into your store so that parents by, at some level, there is a bit of corruption there. diamondswe have to confront each of these in our daily interactions and decide what level are we willing to play at. >> but when you said there was pos