Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20100511:04:39:00
Practice because you're out in the field and the case of a real suspect. i know in the case of the christmas bomber, it's whimsical, perhaps. but we're told mir ran dized at a point. what principle applies when a guy is interrogated very aggressively, why do you mir ran diz the guy after you've already interrogated him. what's the point at that point? i don't get it. >> the rights after you got all of the info out of them. >> the issue is that he was not a citizen. so this was an enemy combatant that came in across the pond if you will. so i don't think he had any -- any rights anyway. a story...