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From doing anything because they didn't find the right form by the swiss embassy that we use in iran. whether the iranian government do that? bill: that's a good question. >> there are exemptions from the president could issue an executive order. checking passengers here in europe and the flight program. there is an emergency exception. they don't have to get any kind of waiver at all. if someone's life is at risk for they are in danger, they can use that information. all of these legal excuses have an answer. bill: i appreciate your information. did you try reaching his family today in iran? ...

There are key differences here. even former senior intelligence officials from the bush administration i spoke to this morning said this may be a different case where the mirandizing may be appropriate because this was, after all, an american citizen. i thought it was very striking, and and dree ya highlighted it, this this news conference the undercurrent was from both the fbi and homeland security department saying we have learned something. this is a different case. we did mirandize under this emergency exception and even after we'd -- excuse me -- we questioned under the emergency exceptio...

When he was mirandizeed, law enforcement officers, fbi agents, people -- officers from the joint terrorist task force, there's an emergency exception,ics general si exception to miranda. the fact that it's law enforcement officers doing these interviews and interrogations from the beginning doesn't cause us to lose anything in the effectiveness in their ability to gather high-value information from the very beginning. so this process, in my view, has been handled properly from the very beginning. jane: interesting. good to see you, christopher, thank you. >> my pleasure, jane. jane: it is not ...

The government hasn't a single answer in their brief to this. can you read them together? that is absolutely the right way to view this. 1182-f gives the president broad powers. we don't disagree with that. one thing it can't do is do -- to violate a statute and to subpoenaplant a law of congress. to do so basically is to transform the statutes into mere suggestioningses and nothing more than that. so when the congress says in clear and unmistakable language that no person should receive preference or priority or being discriminated against because of the person's nationality, that's pretty cl...