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Handle him. >> yeah, allison, i think, again, the attorney general what he should do is get the evidence on the table what they have now. he should sit down with the director of national intelligence with the head of the c.i.a., with all of the -- with the defense intelligence agency, all of them, find out what intelligence they have. what information they need. and i would be not too quick to mirandize him to decide whether or not to keep him in the civilian system or put him in a military trib...

Conspiracy. why? because that has the kind of punishment if he had succeeded committing murder. >> hes going to be in lower manhattan later today. hes not going to be before a military tribunal. this is going to go the complete criminal trial route. >> the obama administration sort of abandoned the use of the term enemy combatant although the structure is still available to them. because hes a u.s. citizen, you know, i think its pretty clear now, and hes going to appear for arraignment in federa...

But people go the wrong way. and you know, theres the notion of virtual jihad, with the internet and all the information thats available on the internet, and the preaching thats available, these radicalized sites are a big-time problem. so if you have somebody who has a computer background, is comfortable with technology, is maybe tapping into these sites, thats a way to become radicalized. >> we were talking about the fact that he was going to be in court today, mirandized? whats your feeling? ...

Apparently did make some international calls and i know youre on that committee. i know you know stuff. is it al-qaida? or could it be another group, maybe not as well known as al-qaida? >> i think, again, i have no real inside information as to who hes talking to. i know the calls were made. thats being tracked down by the c.i.a. and the n.s.a. but my belief right now is whether or not this was a former al-qaida group or supportive or affiliate group, al-qaida is mutating around the world and w...

Combatant. >> federal courts held that indeed even american assistance can be held as enemy combatants. that went all the way to the united states supreme court and youre right, the radiological bomber was never able to successfully carry it out who had trained, by the way, in pakistan just like this guy faisal shahzad has been there. he was held three and a half years as an enemy combatant. >> arraignment today, one of the charges he faces, nothing happened. >> you can expect the initial charge...

Lets continue our coverage of the breaking news. the suspect in the failed times square bombing plot was read his miranda rights, but some republicans are questioning that decision. cnns john king is here, the host of cnns "john king, usa." whats going on here, marco rubio, john mccain, congressman mike rogers of michigan, theyre saying that miranda decision was a mistake? >> it is part of a narrative, wolf, that goes back to the beginning of this administration and intensified dramatically. rem...

Against him, and the government will move from detention because, well, you have to show two things, one, he was a danger to the community, thats a no-brainer, and he was a risk of flight. what your going to see today is hell be advised of the charges, the government gets a three-day continuance and a complaint warranted will be issued, and hopefully, well see some evidence that the government will row us to see. jon: what about, fred -- jon scott here. >> hey, jon, how are you? jon: is there th...

What else is he going through right now. >> steve said something. there is perception to mirrannize someone if theres a trap. he didnt have to be mirankizzed immediately. he will be given that in a federal court before a magistrate. the fact is unlike the underwear bomber, this guy, faisal shahzad, is an american citizen. he had set foot on american soil and had been living here where the underwear bomber was not. where you could treat the underwear bomber as a combatant, no miranda rights, this...

Citizenship by taking up arms against the united states. he is a dual citizen. he is a citizen of both yemen and the united states. youve mentioned the capture or kill order, and i suspect it would be ease your to launch a hell fire missile against a noncitizen. jane: is the point of this, i guess, as we go forward if he were potentially to be not killed but captures, he comes back to this country we can treat him differently in the system. >> well, if the he were not a citizen, he could be trea...

Penalties. cathrine herridge is following this. >> the congressman saying the american clerk al awlaki has taken up arms by aligning himself with al qaeda and should pay the consequences. >> the law is clear. if you take up arms against this country, as part of a foreign nation, your citizenship will be relinquished. the question is under mr. al awlaki, the fact hes part of al qaeda, closely aligned with the tall basketball are -- taliban, we can make a case. >> the congressman says it would be ...