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make certain there is a connection between that request for gun record information and a suspected terrori or spy. but to say that these records cannot be asked for under the patriot act i think goes too far and that's why i will oppose his amendment. madam president, i yield the floor. mr. chambliss: madam predent? the presiding officer: the senator from georgia is recognized. mr. chambliss: madam president, i rise to speak in opposition to amendment number 365, senator paul's amendment concerning suspicious activity reports or what's referred to as sar's. this amendment would prevent the department of treasury from requiring any financial institution to submit a suspicious activity report unless law enforcement first requests the report. if this amendment should become law, it will effectively take away one of the government's main weapons in the battle against money laundering and other financial crimes. it will also negatively impact our efforts to detect and follow the flow of funds to and from ternational terrorists. it's important to remember that s.a.r.'s are essentially tips from

there's a hope that this marks the end of america's war on terrori terrorism, which has been so costlyor the united states, but also costly for the arabs. they have killed more muslims than anyone else, and people blame al qaeda when they're profiled at the airports. they want to move on. >> richard engle in what has been called the third front, libya, the news that wads at the top of the broadcast until this. >>> a word to ow viewers, depending on your station, this is an hour-long of nbc news. for us and for now, i'm brian ♪ ♪

using its -- the uk be using its antiterrorism resources to look who's preaching hate to render terroris terrorists, not to get people who haven't paid their bill at a petrol station. >> what, in your opinion, should we do as far as intelligence gathering capability, talking about the cia or fbi, to be making sure there is complete cooperation between the european countries at risk like we are and not have to worry about there being an impediment. i'm really concerned after having heard what you said today that information that we might need in order to stop somebody like bin laden or one of his n minions from perpetrating another attack on england, france, united states, that we might be at risk for not being able to stop it because there is an impediment to this shares of information, so if you could give me a reassuring answer. >> my number one recommendation would be to maintain your bilateral alliances. >> with individual countries? >> with individual countries. >> and not go through the eu. >> with all due respect to president obama when he came into office, i think he found a lot

also price sanctions to terrori terrorists who are also killing americans.hip on a footing. we'll give you economic aid if it promotes dempsey. i'm not sure how this will work. not every problem has a solution. may be pakistanis reject it or they may once again agree or continue doing what they've done. >> we've seen, robert, so many stories, now, reports of the sort of regular, specific warnings that the united states has given pakistan with various high-level officials. is there -- obviously the u.s. needs pakistan, still, doesn't it? it's not like it's a relationship that can just be cast asunder? >> i think we should try to need it less. we should try to find as many alternative routes for supplying forces. if you want to get the pakistani attention deal with one issue that frightens them the most which is india. if it came clear the united states is fed up and willing to tilt toward india in ways the pakistanis find troubling, for instance, talking to india about afghanistan, the indian was love to be involved in afghanistan. it's the pakistanis greates

using its -- the uk be using its antiterrorism resources to look who's preaching hate to render terroris terrorists, not to get pple who haven't paid their bill at a petrol station. >> what, in your opinion, should we do as far as intelligence gathering capability, talking about the cia or fbi, to be making sure there is complete cooperation between the european countries at risk like we are and not ve to worry about there being an impediment. i'm really concerned after having heard what you said today that information that we might need in order to stop somebody like bin laden or one of his n minionfrom perpetrating another attack on england, france, united states, that we might be at risk for not being able to stop it because there is an impediment to this shares of information, so if you could give me a reassuring answer. >> my number one recommendation would be to maintain your bilateral alliances. >> with individual countries? >> with individual countries. >> and not go through the eu. >> with all due respect to president obama when he came into office, i think he found a lot of ent

state of jordan, egypt, and israel, meaning a full withdrawal both from the borders and with cn that terrory. let me get a little bit more specific cure. there are numerous innovations here in u.s. policy. the key fact is not that these ideas have not been bouncing around of what by some very smart people. the key fact is not that these are novel ideas. the key fact is that these ideas now have the imprimatur of the president of the united states. we plish what i think is a useful, provocative and constructive study by my colleague outlining where border swaps might make a useful contribution to how israelis and palestinians could address their territorial dispute. in the end, that may be the strategy that israelis and palestinians adopt to resolve their dispute. it is a very different kettle of fish for the president of the united states to say that u.s. policy is w based, and even envisions and requis mutually agreed swaps as t resolution to this conflict, and that the resolution must begin with the notion thathe 1967 borders or the baseline for that solution. that is what the innovation i

com this material is often dozens os investigations and leads to newc terrorist suspects and terroris. activities directed towards thet united states of america.nd it continues to yield more and more information every day.refuo the senator from kentucky refuses the government will bety knable to fully pursue these ris leads. of that would increase the risk of the votel lottery terrorist the strike against the homeland and hamper the ability to deal with a tricky feat truly fatal blow to al qaeda. i repeat, director clapper, a retired three-star general asked us not to allow enrollment, interruption in the intelligencc community's ability to protect the american people. some might be asking why then,h? why is the senator holding out?m what is keeping him from accepting the agreement to moveh forward? one that as i explained i think is more than fair to him and to the senate.uple a couple of strong democratictsd amendments and his amendments.r the reason he's fighting for an rit not amendment to protect the right o not of average citizens but of terrorists to cover up their purchases. i

some have questioned the legality of detaining terroris terrorists, yet we should be very clear. according to the law of war, detention is a matter of national security and military necessity and has long been recognized as legitimate under international law. second, some have expressed concerns about the conditions at guantanamo. in march, i visited the guantanamo bay detention facility. gitmo now represents the most professionally run detention facility in the world. international human rights activists, reporters, members of the u.s. congress and the senate constantly stream through guantanamo checking on the conditions, holding the department of defense accountable for the conditions there. guantanamo is no abu ghraib. detainees are treated in a matter that i don' conforms to international law and honors our values. guantanamo detainees receive three meals a day tailored to their preferences of each detainee. they also have access to top-notch health care faciliti facilities. their religion is respected. they have television, newspapers, books, english and art classes. in fac

there is no question that pakistanis have been the victim of terrori. hopefully this will be a moment that brings all of those w should want freedom to the same de. i just returned from a quick visit to egypt, which could very well be on the right path for the middle east, a path where without violence, people stand up and want more freedom. they want -- they want democracy, and that's not the goal of the extremists in islamic that osama bin laden became the great symbol for. we don't believe that osama bin laden has been in control, in operational control of al qaeda for some time. it would be wonderful if we find out in the next few days he was and that the terror of al qaeda would be eliminated. i don't think we'll find that out but we do know that he is a symbol that was unique in the way he symbolizes this wrong view of the future, the way he symbolizes the wrong view of the requirement that everybody living together be exactly the same. and we, unlike any other country in the world, defy that view of the future. we have proven like no other countr

let's not forget we have over 400 defendants charged with crimes related to international terroris thatsuccessfully convied and the united states and incarcerated since 9/11 here already. second, over 300 individuals convicted of crimes lated to international terrorism are currently incarcerated as mr. smith said in federal prisons within the united states and i have to underscore withou a single escape. no concerns about our ability. >> would the gentleman yield? >> let me just finish making my point and i would be glad to yield. the third i wanted to make is both former attorney general john ashcroft and general colin powell had gone on record as saying they have no problem with providing the kind of flexibility that in their opinion makes military commissions stronger, not weaker but stronger. it provides in their mind and appropriate and legitimate alternative which to me, that is really the bottom line. it is not about providing a more restrict the environment in which they go after these terrorists, te worst ofhe worst or least of the worst or whatever kinds of terrorist. a terror