incident took place so close to the world trade center is, was the driver trying to get to the world trade center, which, of course, has so much symbolic residence when it comes to terrorism. he was only about three blocks away, that s, of course, one of the many unanswered questions we have at this point. we know the 29-year-old suspect originally from uzbekistan, who lives in tampa, at least he came to the united states in 2010, he was shot in the abdomen, we are told, by police after he emerged from that vehicle with two paintball guns and a pellet gun. walk us through what will happen to him, assuming he gets through the surgery, he s okay. i believe he received miranda rights. walk us through the process. well, this has actually become a very controversial issue about whether terrorism suspects get miranda warnings. here, of course this may all be a moot point because he s not, he may not be conscioence, he s
thought to be a republican. james comey had served in a high-ranking position. he d been deputy attorney general in the george w. bush justice department and that was at a time when the george w. bush justice department was implicated in having given legal cover to the bush administration s policy of torturing terrorism suspects. on paper, that makes somebody with a resume like james comey not a likely candidate to be given a big promotion to a high-profile job in any democratic administration, let alone the obama administration. on paper, it didn t much make sense that the obama administration would hire somebody from the george w. bush justice department to come run the fbi. on paper, it didn t make sense. in real life, james comey was able to tell a dramatic story of him standing up to the george w. bush administration when that administration had tried to pressure the justice department on the justice department on a controversial surveillance measure.
comcast business. built for business. tucker: two years ago, they passed legislation that was used to curb american s phone call. the law didn t seem to have stopped the nsa according to a report released recently despite having warrants targeting 42 suspected terrorism suspects, last year the national security agency managed to collect 150 million american phone call records. what is the nsa doing and does it justify the massive violation of your privacy? stuart baker with the general counsel of the usa, thanks for a lot for coming on. we have fewer than 50 according to the nsa terrorist in our sights, yet hundred 50 million americans have their meditated collected. 150 records were picked up,
the billboard music awards. sunday, may 21st eight seven central only on abc. tucker: two years ago, they passed legislation that was used to curb american s phone call. the law didn t seem to have stopped the nsa according to a report released recently despite having warrants targeting 42 suspected terrorism suspects, last year the national security agency managed to collect 150 million american phone call records. what is the nsa doing and does it justify the massive violation of your privacy? stuart baker with the general counsel of the usa, thanks for a lot for coming on. we have fewer than 50 according to the nsa terrorist in our sights, yet hundred 50 million americans have their meditated collected. 150 records were picked up,
the inspector general says it is not the american psychological institute says it is not. the national council of churches says it s not. i say it s not. on top of apparently this report that the trump is reconsidering the black sites overseas where said brutal interrogations of these terrorism suspects were carried out in the early 2000, other reports, that the cia director and mike pompeo were blindsided by this. what really happens at these black sites? under the bush separation terrible things happened at these black sites the bush administration called them enhanced interrogation techniques, many of us called them torture techniques, but that s not necessarily what needs to happen. in the event that these black