out an attack on a different location. they don t have a name or where the attacker would strike, but they are said to be concerned. you will remember pakistani naturalized citizen faisal shahzad was arrested. he was sentenced last week to life in prison in new york after he tried to set off a car bomb in times square in may. the intelligence suggests that the same group that sent shahzad in sent someone else in, who is already inside the u.s. what about this? bring in the panel. stephen hayes, weekly standard. juan williams news analyst for national public radio. syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. we have a lot of reporting on this. jennifer griffin, our producer, and steve they say this is a different environment. they re getting a different feel from officials and that it is multiple officials telling them about the real threat. terrific reporting by both of those folks. with everything i ve been
be in the u.s. to try to carry out an attack on a different location. they don t have a name or where the attacker would strike, but they are said to be concerned. you will remember pakistani naturalized citizen faisal shahzad was arrested. he was sentenced last week to life in prison in new york after he tried to set off a car bomb in times square in may. the intelligence suggests that the same group that sent shahzad in sent someone else in, who is already inside the u.s. what about this? bring in the panel. stephen hayes, weekly standard. juan williams news analyst for national public radio. syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. we have a lot of reporting on this. jennifer griffin, our producer, and steve they say this is a different environment. they re getting a different feel from officials and that it is multiple officials telling them about the real threat. terrific reporting by both of those folks. with everything i ve been
but is he trying to tell us something? i think so, megyn. this guy is a very bad guy. he said he had many more lives he would give every one of them to allah and keep trying to do this. al qaeda and other jihadist organizations are trying to recruit people like this. this guy didn t build a good bomb. he had a bad detenator. but they will get it right in the future and we ll continue to have one episode like this after another. megyn: how looped into the al qaeda terrorist network would he have been. this is a guy pakistani born, naturalized citizen. the judge asked him about his oath to support and defend the constitution. he said i said it but i didn t mean it. in any event he s a naturalized u.s. citizen living here. he gets linked up with terrorists. how linked in would he be?
bin laden. does very that potential? well, he was born in arabia, naturalized citizen. there is rumors about where he was for years, what type of operations he was looking to be involved in. but no one s had identification on him for some time. the belief now though is that he s with the al qaeda operatives in pakistan. he and two others were trying to plan and coordinate attacks against the united states and the west. so because we ve killed so many of the senior al qaeda operatives, he s been elevated. his knowledge of the united states is very important and his ability to understand how we operate as a society is very valuable to al qaeda. that s why he has such an important role right now. all right. he is someone we ll no doubt be talking about with you again. roger cressy, thanks so much. one other thing, congratulations to my daughter kate cressy s 99 softball season. thank you.
practice because you re out in the field and the case of a real suspect. i know in the case of the christmas bomber, it s whimsical, perhaps. but we re told mir ran dized at a point. what principle applies when a guy is interrogated very aggressively, why do you mir ran diz the guy after you ve already interrogated him. what s the point at that point? i don t get it. the rights after you got all of the info out of them. the issue is that he was not a citizen. so this was an enemy combatant that came in across the pond if you will. so i don t think he had any any rights anyway. a story here to naturalized citizen. and clearly the rights of every american applies. let s go to the more difficult case. let s go to the case of an enemy. an enemy national who s out for no good. how do we treat him? anthony? the bill of rights really clear.