lethal. these are men who have been in u.s. custody for years. if the u.s. government cannot make a case against them, they should be released and sent home. >> then the security question emerges. ian if they were not enemies of the state. after being detained in those types of circumstances, have we now created them as enemies of the state, and if so, then how do we manage the ethical problem of having, in fact, generate that had sense of them being enemies and yet it's our fault that we have done it and yet the fear of releasing them to a place like yemen. >> i can speak for my complaints. i can tell you that people who i know and i have met want to be released. they want to return to their families. there are hundreds of men in europe, resettled in europe, peacefully rebuilding their