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Regarding the right of the government to restrict evidence going toward a terrorism suspect who's been detained at guantanamo bay. this was an alleged associate of osama bin laden who wanted to get state secrets. the supreme court here saying, no, cannot get the state secrets in a case where challenging his alleged torture after 9/11. two cases this morning. >> jessica schneider, appreciate it, thank you. right now, several major ukrainian cities are under deadly assault by russian forces. kharkiv in the northeast of the country among the hardest hit cities so far where dozens of civilians k...

What do you want the president to say tomorrow? >> i want him to talk about therapeutics. hundreds of doses. i want approved by the fda. i want those pills out there. they look to be tremendous. and i want rapid testing in every home in america. we need a public/private partnership like we had with operation warp speed all over again. we get those tools, bret, everyone will calm down. >> bret: i know a lot of people who can't find those tests in any store so that's a big question. dr. siegel, we always appreciate your time. >> thank you, bret. great to be on. >> bret: u.s. border agents have a...

Thousands of ‘Terrorism Suspects’ on ‘Shanghai List’ Include Uyghur Children, Elderly

Government has access to logs, records of everyone's phone calls and text messages. and it uses that to as a social network essentially when it learns of a number that might be associated with a terrorism suspect. it looks at everyone who has been in contact with that number and everyone who has been in contact with other people, they can hop out and then hunting for hidden associates of known terrorism suspects. it's a program that has the potential to tell the government a lot of private information about people. we don't think it ever thwarted a terrorist attack in practice. when revealed b...

Terrorism suspect. >> this is a time that calls for complete genuine transparency, and the fact the cia is not discussing her precise roles and kind of hiding behind the cloak of classification secrecy, i get all of that, but this is not the right time for that. if they want her as a leader, we need to understand what her role was, what her position was, and all we know right now is she destroyed evidence. she had the right to speak up at the geneva convention. she did not do it. i don't think she's the right person for the job right now. >> all right, frank, it's always great to talk to you, ...