against the united states. i think that s really, that should be a primary consideration. when you have over 50% of the prisoners at guantanamo who have been cleared for release by the u.s. government s own standards, every security national agency have signed off. i m not conceding everybody is properly detained. you tart there and work your way through. it s manageable and feasible to close down guantanamo. that s where we expect president obama to put downed policy over politics and do what our president did during the civil rights act so just press through. it s the just thing to do and it s good policy. there s 25 human rights and civil liberty groups signed on to recently that called for two steps that obama can take. one would be to direct secretary
time now for hits and misses of the week. and tom corbitt and his legal team going to the mat over the voter i.d. law defending it in front of the supreme court. pennsylvania like a lot of states haves been under assault by civil liberty groups and attorney general eric holder whose justice department in an attempt to intimidate pennsylvania and racial discord has launched inquiry in the law. if mr. corbitt pulls this up. and apparent miss to apple iphone 5, criticized as boring because it doesn t have the latest stuff, touch to share and two smart phones touch each other and look at the
here is what s happening, connecticut is now the 17th state to abolish the death penalty. they signed the bill behind closed doors earlier. let s take you back to hardball. welcome back to hb had been, the supreme court heard arguments today on the constitutionality of the arizona immigration law. civil liberty groups says the law encourages racial profiling. the law requires immigrants to carry proof of their status, and police to determine the status of a person if there a
here is what s happening, connecticut is now the 17th state to abolish the death penalty. they signed the bill behind closed doors earlier. he said it was a moment for sober reflection. a military judge is refusing to release charges against the wiki leaks. and there is a possibility that this little girl is still alive. let s take you back to hardball. welcome back to hb had been, the supreme court heard arguments today on the constitutionality of the arizona immigration law. civil liberty groups says the law encourages racial profiling. the law requires immigrants to
no one likes these people but i like the rule of law and i like our constitution and i like the 5th amendment that you don t tar that get people and asass nature assassinate someone who has not been charged. if we want to protect american citizens from that justice we have to be caucus. this has never been before and this policy was a year and a half ago by our administration that says american citizens can be targeted for assassination. this is very dangerous. clayton: at issue for representative paul and for civil liberty groups, without trial, without due process the president of the united states can asass nature assassinate another american. what do you say? karl: this man took a stand on the side of our enemies, in a time of war you do not ask, if you are on the field you do not say show me your passport and if