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Arguments. they say that the family knew nothing about this and part of the way that they explained that is that, for instance, men and women did not spend time together. they were an observant muslim family and that the wife tashfeen malik wore a burqa so the male members of the family didnt really know what she looked like but they said they interacted a lot. in this garage where its believed that they manufactured these pipe bombs, that there were play dates that took place inside there but t...

We dont know where they are. he says qatar is watching most dangerous "taliban five." my question, judge, why not try them? weve seen tremendous success trying some criminals in federal court? >> i have argued that the federal courts are better equipped and move faster and have yet to lose. harris: thats right. >> a terrorist case, particularly in new york city. you may not want to bring the people here but facilities in new york city are extremely secure. the prosecutors are absolutely superb. ...

Distributed, is a bunch of corporate lawyers. lets just take the chance. >> its certainly true theres a foreseeability cause. you were able to say it was a pure and simple terrorism case. yes, this changed this week. that should have been the frame for everything. and then it switched from being a major theft case this week to a terrorist case on tuesday night and ive got to say, the

Altitudes in how that team of pilots. we dont know plane going up and down. im divided here. there could have been inability by the pilots, all those flying the plane to then it went down or there could have been a struggle. if that is the case. then i have five or six theories as to what would have been the terrorist case. we dont have the evidence now. >> hank, listening to sort of the facts that have been disclosed by the "new york times" today, climbing to 45,000 feet above its service limit...

Their gear and then no one recognizes them in the movie? >> michael, what do you think? you are the movie guy. >> in the fox light here what do you think about this? >> i think everyone needs to go back to the seats and settle down. really? first of all its ben affleck a long way from some in dare devil. i mean, gone baby gone, gone girl gone. the town. argo. he is he a smart guy. very selective in the roles that he picks at this point. >> dare devil super hero film. it was terrible. all right. ...

His dad turned him in. we couldnt keep up with him. he still got on a plane. yet we think theyre going to go through billions of bits of information every day? >> whats your answer to that? >> john, heres the glorious thing. were not going through these billions of bits every day. this collection of phone records that mr. snowden talked about are not used for data mining. theyre being used when theres a specific terrorist case we can identify. we say hey, we think weve got information that leads...

We couldnt keep up with him. he still got on a plane. yet we think theyre going to go through billions of bits of information every day? >> whats your answer to that? >> john, heres the glorious thing. were not going through these billions of bits every day. this collection of phone records that mr. snowden talked about are not used for data mining. theyre being used when theres a specific terrorist case we can identify. we say hey, we think weve got information that leads us to check phone reco...

About this idaho case. >> this one does have me a bit more worried. and this is why. this does not seem to be the normal home-grown terrorist case like weve seen in other cases. as i understand it, this person came here under the aus pies es of being a christian, seeking asylum from his country. so there was an intent to deceive the federal government to come to the united states from the get-go. assuming that thats all true, he was more than likely radicalized before he came here. certainly he ...

So what do we he get out of their coming here anyway? and then after not listening and not putting two and two together when you are criticized you say its not your fault like your pal eric holder. he says it was the magistrate who decided to mirandaize dhokhar at the bedside. >> the magistrate -- we did not give anybody. >> judge jeanine: really? this is the most important terrorist case we have got. who filed the charges? who assigned the assistant u.s. attorney to handle this? who told the as...

It? >> very powerful. the police did a fabulous job, we should all applaud their efforts. they did a magnificent job, putting all the pieces together. but now they are going to want to question him... its been reported that the government is not going to give him his miranda right -- that he has a right to an attorney, that he can remain silent. they are not going to give him his lightsr rights, they -- going to question him under an exemption for public safety to see who else may be involved or...