caution you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, everyone. i m laura ingrham in for bill o reilly. thanks for which for watching us tonight. big breaking news, no time for talking points tonight. let s get right to our top story. a ruling on arizona s tough new immigration law. u.s. district judge susan bolten, a clinton appointee, blocked key sections of arizona s law and granted the obama administration s request for an injunction. arguing essentially that the immigration matters should be handled by the federal government. but what else did the judge say in her ruling with us? now an old friend john eastman, law professor at chapman university and clerk for one of the greatest justices of all time, my former boss clarence thomas. explain the ruling for us. it s 36 pages long. folks watching don t want the legalese but want the bottom line. good news. sanctuary cities in arizona are still illegal if you re interfering with federal
i get it. caution you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, everyone. i m laura ingrham in for bill o reilly. thanks for which for watching us tonight. big breaking news, no time for talking points tonight. let s get right to our top story. a ruling on arizona s tough new immigration law. u.s. district judge susan bolten, a clinton appointee, blocked key sections of arizona s law and granted the obama administration s request for an injunction. arguing essentially that the immigration matters should be handled by the federal government. but what else did the judge say in her ruling with us? now an old friend john eastman, law professor at chapman university and clerk for one of the greatest justices of all time, my former boss clarence thomas. explain the ruling for us. it s 36 pages long. folks watching don t want the legalese but want the bottom line. good news. sanctuary cities in arizona are still illegal if you re interfering wit
i get it. caution you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, everyone. i m laura ingrham in for bill o reilly. thanks for which for watching us tonight. big breaking news, no time for talking points tonight. let s get right to our top story. a ruling on arizona s tough new immigration law. u.s. district judge susan bolten, a clinton appointee, blocked key sections of arizona s law and granted the obama administration s request for an injunction. arguing essentially that the immigration matters should be handled by the federal government. but what else did the judge say in her ruling with us? now an old friend john eastman, law professor at chapman university and clerk for one of the greatest justices of all time, my former boss clarence thomas. explain the ruling for us. it s 36 pages long. folks watching don t want the legalese but want the bottom line. good news. sanctuary cities in arizona are still illegal if you re interfering wit
caution, we don t know whether or not other valuable information was gotten from this individual by reason of the treatment as he got. we don t know the answer to that but it s clear it made his prosecution, even in a military commission, impossible and probably makes similar prosecutions of number of others impossible. but as long as we re in the present war that we re in, there ought to be a method, even if with rereview it every year, of keeping dangerous people behind bars. congress is going to play a role in this, the courts are going to play a role in this. the administration is going to play a role in this and i think the administration is going to do the best job they can to keep this guy where he is. in the name of justice, let s hope they figure it occupy. former senator gordon, thank you. and thank you for your service. thank you. all right. have you seen this?
i mentioned he s called the most high valued detainee at guantanamo bay with ties to the attacks of 9/11 a federal judge ordered the release of this man, and here he is. agents arrested him in africa shortly after the attacks of 9/11. according to prosecutors he helped recruit members of al qaeda, including this member of the hijacksers, mohammed atta, but after eight years, a u.s. district judge ruled the feds don t have enough evidence to hold him any longer. with us, the former republican senator from washington, slade gordon. senator gordon is a former member of the 9/11 commission. very good to see you. thank you for coming. i m happy to be here. you learned a lot about this man, back during the investigation, it s my understanding. what can you tell us about him?