general feeling that at some point they have to do something, and it isn't just the president promised in the campaign, remember, he signed that directive within one or two days in his first term that said we'll close guantanamo bay. the problem was, nobody in charge of doing this. kind of languaged after congress said you can't move them to the u.s., we don't want them tried in civil court. so there are so many different kinds of prisoners at gaughan tan month a small group. but some of them cleared to go home, but the president put a block on sending them back to yemen, where many of them are from, because they were worried they would go back on the battlefield. he has lifted that. but there are other prisoners that need to be adjudicated that they think they can take to court and the third set of prisoners that they think they can't release, because they are so dangerous, but don't have enough evidence to take to court, because it would compromise sources or got the evidence through torture, so