i honestly don t have a great answer for that. i ve been told to come down here and provide top-level care. reporter: the medical personnel in the camps and t commander are professionals and say they have orders to fill. the primary mission at joint task force guantanamo bay is for the detainees. reporter: fox news. what do you think about the information on gitmo s health care? let me know on facebook.com/bret baier sr, or on twitter. use the #special report. islamist insurgents march through iraq, the taliban is going on its own offensive in afghanistan. suicide bombers attacked nato fuel trucks earlier today at the keyboarder crossing with pakistan. the border police spokesman said 37 nato trucks were destroyed. and just six were moved safely away. he said two of the attackers were killed by police, a third blew himself up. back here at home, texas governor rick perry and the
u.s. citizens. but after strong dissent from new york city officials and block transfer to u.s. soil hold erica pitch late and sent the case back the military courts. when the reversal was made congress, he took a shot at congress. do i know better than them? yes. i respect their ability to disagree. reporter: critics point to other controversies, including a justice department decision to drop the case against two black panthers who allegedly intimidated voters and the fast and furious gun running debacle where holder has been subpoenaed. if you go from guantanamo bay to black panther and fast and furious i don t know that the president is getting the best advice. there is a political opponent that is sun acceptable. julian epstein was identified as surrogate for
yets he worked as a faulk driver for one of the companies in sudan. that, he became a military commander for the libyan islamic fighting group, lisg, which but banned as al-qaeda affiliate. the lisg provided one of the key lifelines for the insurgency in iraq. from 2003 to today. we know that libya was leading source of jihadi. reporter: after guantanamo, he transferred to prison with he was released by muammar gaddafi as part of a prisoner amnesty. before the transfer, the documents state the libyan government considers detainee a dangerous man with no qualms about committing terrorist acts. as the u.s. government and nato throws more is up port behind the rebels the white house spokesman said there was more to learn. we don t know the mote is motives or politics of every member of the opposition in that country. reporter: opposition now are against the libyan leader but if gaddafi goes no one knows the true intention and whether the goal is islamic
nant bombing of citizens. tonight we look at who is calling the shots for the rebels. national correspondent catherine herridge reports one individual is very familiar to american security officials. reporter: the forces are on the move in western libya and they now claim a tenuous hold on the village near the border with tunisia. the rebels dismiss claims that member of the al-qaeda african affiliate are among fighters, new picture of the leadership is emerging to unauthorized release of defense department documents via wikileaks. this is one of the only known photos of the 51-year-old, libyan who is now reported to be a military commander for the rebels. he also spent five years at guantanamo bay detention camp. no question about it. al-qaeda terrorist. the kind of guy we should have kept in guantanamo. reporter: according to the documents posted online by the new york times, he trained at osama bin laden s camp in afghanistan in the ed 90s. after the jihad against sew
what do we know of this guy? reporter: he is identified using many aliass and he was detainee 188 the first to arrive at detention camps. he is on the right with the orange jump suit, what they wore at the camp after 9/11. now he was transferred to saudi in 2006 under the bush administration after a review and as the first of a series of test cases to see if the saudi rehabilitation programs worked and a former senior official who was part of that review told me today that he is not the first to join al qaeda in yemen. there is a surge of al qaeda back to the homeland of yemen. the saudis are part of that. the gitmo graduates are part of that. reporter: he is facing conspiracy and aiding and abetting terrorism. shepard: how many have