the approximately 600 who have been released have again on to participate in terrorist attacks again. i m not sure if those are the sort of people you want did iting your cousin. joining me with reaction chief council for the american center for law and justice, jay sekulow. and chapter coordinator of women for peace. holly, really, you want em dating your cousin, living next door to you? maybe they can move into your house if they don t have a place to live? yes, we have a spare bedroom set up, yes. i dispute your statistics about the numbers who allegedly back to terrorism. unless you count suing overyour torture as terrorism. i think going through the court of law is the american way, so that s wonderful. these are clear sean: excuse me holly, don t question my statistics. this is from the director of
clears them again, not finding them not guilty decides to expatriate them back to their country of origin you don t get a free pass to the united states. you don t get to make that determination. you don t get [ talking over each other ] you are trying to make a political decision out of the military. [ talking over each other ] sean: holly, do you acknowledge there s a war on terrorism? i think that it is a war creating terrorism. sean: stop right there, i don t have a lot of time. by the way [ talking over each other ] sean: what s that? don t tell me about terrorism. you lost family members, who attacked them? saudis. our alis. no al-qaeda. our allies. what country were they from?
yes, they are cleared back to the community. yes, they are cleared. not cleared to come back hold it. understand the law. first of all cleared does not mean they are not guilty. it could have been an evidentiary issue. they may have been detained but no longer tried because you couldn t get the evidence to the united states. if they are cleared thatmgleg @ doesn t give them free entry to the united states. that means they should be returned to their country of origin. why do they not want to be returned to their country of origin? they can be returned. some will be killed or tortured if they go back. why if they weren t guilty of terrorism? because, [ talking over each other ] one is russian, he doesn t want to go back to russia. you know what, sorry. you came to the united states because we picked you up on a battlefield, suspected of terrorism, put you in guantanamo bay. if the department of defense
clears them again, not finding them not guilty decides to expatriate them back to their country of origin you don t get a free pass to the united states. you don t get to make that determination. you don t get [ talking over each other ] you are trying to make a political decision out of the military. [ talking over each other ] sean: holly, do you acknowledge there s a war on terrorism? i think that it is a war creating terrorism. sean: stop right there, i don t have a lot of time. by the way [ talking over each other ] sean: what s that? don t tell me about terrorism. you lost family members, who attacked them? saudis. our alis. no al-qaeda. our allies. what country were they from?
yes, they are cleared back to the community. yes, they are cleared. not cleared to come back hold it. understand the law. first of all cleared does not mean they are not guilty. it could have been an evidentiary issue. they may have been detained but no longer tried because you couldn t get the evidence to the united states. if they are cleared thatmgleg @ doesn t give them free entry to the united states. that means they should be returned to their country of origin. why do they not want to be returned to their country of origin? they can be returned. some will be killed or tortured if they go back. why if they weren t guilty of terrorism? because, [ talking over each other ] one is russian, he doesn t want to go back to russia. you know what, sorry. you came to the united states because we picked you up on a battlefield, suspected of terrorism, put you in guantanamo bay. if the department of defense