letting them go. keep them in jail because of the fight. afghan government is made up of former detainees at gitmo. this whole thing by the left about this war ain t working. let me also note that larry thompson who served as deputy attorney general under president george w. bush or incur special counsel, who served as assistant attorney general for legal policy in the george w. bush administration, john bellinger and former d.c. circuit judge ken starr will also prominent conservative lawyers signing letters defending attorneys who represented guantanamo bay detainees. i don t believe we should associate that activity as being inconsistent with our constitutional values. we re going to represent we re going to at this point recognize senator feinstein and then take a break after she completed her questioning. thank you very much.
woman is so controversial you can t give me a definition? she said senator failed to include the entire picture including probation recommendation and other evidence. lindsey graham used part of his 30 minutes yesterday to complain about guantanamo bay. 15 years ago jackson worked as a public defender for gitmo detainees. she says public defenders don t pick their clients and then graham said this in general about gitmo detainees. listen. it won t bother me if 39 die in prison. a better outcome than letting them go. keep them in jail because they will go back to the fight. look at the afghan government. it is made up of former detainees at gitmo. this whole thing about the left about this war ain t working. the national pattern all order of police endorsed judge jackson. democrats are hoping she will
they kill americans. it won t bother me a bit in 39 die in prison. if it caused 500 million to keep them in jail. keep them in jail because they go back to the fight. look at the afghan government made up of form he detainees at gitmo. the whole thing about by the left about this war ain t working. jonathan, your response. it s an awkward position for a nominee to be n. you almost feel like you are using them as a point of argument. arguing with each other with you in the middle. she came inconsequential to a debate between two senators. she did best when dealing with her representation at gitmo. she really had some interesting and i think authentic comments that she gave. i think what will be
government made up of former detainees at gitmo. this whole thing from the left about this war ain t working. let me also note that larry thompson deputy attorney general. steve: there he goes. ainsley: katie, the context there when she was a public defender she represented some of the people at gitmo. some of the terrorists after 9/11. she said after 9/11 my brother actually enlisted but she said everyone deserves an attorney and you don t get to choose who you represent when you are a public defender. what was your reaction? well, the argument that senator lindsey graham was trying to make there and he asked her this question what is the difference between being in a war and treating detainees at gitmo, for example, as enemy combatant versus treating them like any other american citizen who has the full rights under the u.s. constitution in the sense that they have simply committed a crime? this has been a debate that goes back and forth to 9/11 in the sense of the hijackers
million to keep them in jail, put them back in the jail. look at the afghan governor. made up of former detainees at gitmo. the whole thing from the left about this war ain t working. let me note that larry thompson who served as deputy attorney general under george w. bush,or orrin kerr, the assistant attorney general for legal policy in the george w. bush administration, john belanger and former d.c. circuit judge independent counsel ken starr were all attorneys signed letters representing gitmo detainees. i don t believe we should see that activity as inconsistent with our constitutional values. that the point we re going to recognize senator feinstein and then take a break after she has completed her questioning. senator feinstein. thank you very much, mr. chairman, and i just would