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Are telling me plenty more are coming. and then charles payne, dawg mcdowell, along with adam lashinsky and charlie gasperino, what do you have? >> i think there are clearly going to be more people that are either to cut deals or theyre going to find themselves before, in court and find the charges and theres no doubt, this is the beginning, i believe of a longer process and the question is who is the ultimate target and all you have to do is talk to defense attorneys and people that are pretty ...

Hundreds of years have achieved hundreds of convictions in terrorism cases. the choice to go with military commissions is undermining security. >> all right, i think youre both clear. jeffrey, i hear you saying nonsense, i think. but there it is. >> the president is the commander-in-chief. >> youre very clear on that. we really appreciate it. coming up, the debate near ground stooer roe, an islamic cultural center gets the green light, but someone is already trying to stop the plans. plus, mot...

Version of the events. >> i represent victims of sex crimes i think this is a difficult case. i think if she was going to do something. this should have been done a long, long time ago. >> lets more onto this case, reare tar we are talking about russian spies. the neighbors thought they were normal folksnd co s and come to out they are being charged with helping to provide information to russian intelligence that could have lead to recruitment here in the u.s. avery, try and make sense for it fo...

The indictment said he purchased a 9 million cal tech rifle in connecticut. weve been hold investigators got valuable information but there are a lot of the charges and serious penalties. >> but no death penalty? >> thats right. no one died. his car bomb did not go off. it is possible. well see charges in terrorism cases, weve seen superceding indictments as the government develops more information. >> estimates of how much crude is really spewing into the gulf of mexico keep changing, keep grow...

Dollars that was in the recovery act that was dedicated to the cops program to try to make sure that we have a constant level of support for our state and local partners, both in terms of hiring and with regard to the specialized training that is needed in dealing with these terrorism cases. >> arent you cutting the cops program by $100 million? >> you have been listening to the attorney general of the united states, eric holder, speaking before the senate appropriations committee on capitol hil...

Contingency operations. >> bill: he is dropping drones on a regular basis and killing a lot in pakistan. why do we have to name islam? i am playing devils advocate. i want to name islam. it has to be. why strategize? how does it help us? >> political correctness as exemplified heres in the use of language has seeped down into how we are handling these terrorism cases. >> bill: you are not getting specific enough for me. think about it and colmes? >> the fact of the matter is that guys on the rig...

But on the other hand, it is worth sort of taking a step back. you know, a few years ago, all the terrorism, almost all the terrorism cases that the fbi had made in this country, were sort of lone wolves inspired on the internet without any apparent connection to people overseas. and weve had quite a few over the last year in which its precisely the opposite. its people who have connections, who have been to pakistan, who have gotten training and come back. and i think theres is a sense among co...

But on the other hand, it is worth sort of taking a step back. you know, a few years ago, all the terrorism, almost all the terrorism cases that the fbi had made in this country, were sort of lone wolves inspired on the internet without any apparent connection to people overseas. and weve had quite a few over the last year in which its precisely the opposite. its people who have connections, who have been to pakistan, who have gotten training and come back. and i think theres is a sense among co...

In this case, this wasnt a sophisticated device. it was a crude device that wasnt going to work. so his capability was not that impressive. but his intent was very, very serious. weve got to split those two and look at each one. >> i guess when it gets do criminal charges, well learn down the road how serious of a charge this guy guess hit with. i guess because it was so badly handled by him. but was there an attempt to kill hundreds of people? what do you think this was about? >> clearly, he wa...

Court when the administration may be on the cusp of reversing. holders testimony was bumped to mid april his staff did submit his written response to questions from the commit it. series of answers suggest the commissions act has more safeguards than the written law for civilian court. provisions of the military commissions act of 2009 were based on the classified information procedures act holder writes with revisions to take into account lessons learned in terrorism cases in federal court. the...