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Cambridge and then he went to the islamic society of boston cultural center. they have, according to usa today, invited guests who had defended terrorism suspects. and i mean, in other words, it seems that -- not only did the f.b.i. miss the warnings from russia and apparently there were multiple ones, but yet, these mosques are having these radicals and it seems we don't do anything about it. why? >> well, i think of course, political correctness has always been the hand maiden of terrorism. on top of the political pandering. and unfortunately, neither party has its hands completely free of t...

From status. >> i do not believe he is eligible for that. it would be unconstitutional to do that. >> hundreds of terrorism suspects have been successfully prosecuted in civilian courts more so than in military courts. >>brian: nobody cares about the conviction. that's coming. but people care about getting the maximum amount of intel about where they come, who else is here, how many more bombs there might be, how they made them? who taught them. if you can't get those answers -- everybody knows they're going to be convicted. they confess to the guy in the car they are going to be convicted. fi...

Tougher statement about the administration's approach to so-called terrorism suspects. >> you are saying essentially that they are carving out some new ground here, that they have pushed this part of the envelope before, but with this overt statement saying, we are planning in advance to be so alarmed by having him in our custody once he can speak that we're going to extend the public safety exemption then, you're saying that's pushing the envelope farther than they have in previous cases? >> i think they are. the attorney general talked about federal legislation to limit miranda in terrorist,...

Administered their miranda rights. there's never been an indication what chauffeur soefr that either of them shut up, they kept singing after the law and order script was read to them. there is a much worse prosecution and sentencing record, or at least much looser sentencing and prosecution record than civilian trials do for terrorism suspects overall. this week's events were a reminder that the world has gotten small and interconnected. so small and interconnected, you can't ignore parts of it anymore. we've got more ahead. stay with us. ,

Standard. what are you asking about immediate danger and is there a belief there is imminent danger and when you're trying to elicit a confession. that's where it gets kind of gray. in this case it's a very high profile announcement that miranda isn't going to happen any time soon. whatever else we can draw from this it's going to be much tougher statement about the administration's approach to so-called terrorism suspects. >> you're saying they're carving out new ground. they have pushed this part of the envelope before but with this overt statement saying we are planning in advance to be so ...