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miranda rights has nothing do with security. michael bloomberg did the biggest flip-flop this city has ever seen and new yorkers that i talk to are not afraid about their security. it's just i guess a measure of how we want it view it all. senator, good to have you on tonight. >> thanks, ed. >>> joining me now, joan walsh, editor in chief of salon.com. joan, is this just political pandering? in your opinion? the way this whole thing is coming down about miranda rights and security with this trial? >> of course. of course. it is just political pandering, ed. to say that barack obama has not kept us safe has not made us safer, what senator barrasso just said is just an outrageous charge and completely untrue. it's very sad to see republicans, and in the case of new york, some democrats, playing politics, quite honestly, with our national security. now we have tried terrorists in our criminal court system. we have convicted them. we have imprisoned them. they have not escaped and they have not gone out and done bad things. this pro
miranda rights has nothing do with security. michael bloomberg did the biggest flip-flop this city has ever seen and new yorkers that i talk to are not afraid about their security. it's just i guess a measure of how we want it view it all. senator, good to have you on tonight. >> thanks, ed. >>> joining me now, joan walsh, editor in chief of salon.com. joan, is this just political pandering? in your opinion? the way this whole thing is coming down about miranda rights and...
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routinely secures intelligence from suspected terrorists wouts the miranda in this -- without the miranda in this manner. even when they are give, the record is crystal clear, suspected terrorists do not stop talking. just this week in the case of zazi who pled guilty to charges of attempting to kill innocent civilians on the new york subway, was aprehanded by law enforcement, given miranda warnings, and interrogated thoroughly. in that questioning he provided valuable information about the plot and now he will be convicted without any fanfare. that is just one example among many. the christmas day bomber, the shoe bomber, richard reed, and scores of other suspected terrorists provided valuable intelligence after receiving miranda warnings. but this really today isn't about miranda at all. what the minority really wants to take away is our ability to use the criminal justice system to go after suspected terrorists. i urge my colleagues not to make such an irresponsible and reckless decision. don't support this motion to recommit. the federal criminal justice system has proven to be the mo
routinely secures intelligence from suspected terrorists wouts the miranda in this -- without the miranda in this manner. even when they are give, the record is crystal clear, suspected terrorists do not stop talking. just this week in the case of zazi who pled guilty to charges of attempting to kill innocent civilians on the new york subway, was aprehanded by law enforcement, given miranda warnings, and interrogated thoroughly. in that questioning he provided valuable information about the...
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his miranda warning. let's take the christmas day bomber. somebody tell me why he had to be given his miranda for earnings. with all due respect, and by the way, thank you for all the you do. you have tough jobs and i appreciate that but with all due respect you didn't need to give him miranda in order to have a legitimate criminal prosecution. you had 200 witnesses that saw what he did. you didn't need a come session beat the -- convention. if you did mirandize and it couldn't be used in the court of law but who cares to review of all kind of witnesses who were going to convict him. i would hope you go back and look at this again and understand that the miranda rule is an exclusionary rule. number one if you are not going to try him in an article to report you don't need to miranda him at number two, if you have all the evidence you need you don't need to miranda him. go ahead and interrogate this guy on till the cows come home because it doesn't matter. what you want that for its intelligence and if it
his miranda warning. let's take the christmas day bomber. somebody tell me why he had to be given his miranda for earnings. with all due respect, and by the way, thank you for all the you do. you have tough jobs and i appreciate that but with all due respect you didn't need to give him miranda in order to have a legitimate criminal prosecution. you had 200 witnesses that saw what he did. you didn't need a come session beat the -- convention. if you did mirandize and it couldn't be used in the...
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>> i was asking him about the miranda rights, and let me make that very clear. he said that mistakes were made, lack of communication among the agencies, and that they have acknowledged those mistakes. he's not going beyond what the president had originally said about the mistakes in the aftermath of that incident. >> all right. andrea mitchell with the fascinating interview with vice president joe biden. don't want to miss "andrea mitchell reports" today, another great show. an interview with republican senator susan collins, who's really hit the administration hard on all this terror stuff. also, republican senator orrin hatch. andrea, we'll be watching at 1:00. >>> all right. savannah, now to haiti and the ten americans held on trafficking charges. a judge met with half of the missionaries yesterday, but did not lallow their lawyer to be present during the interview. haiti says the church group knew what they were doing was wrong, but no charges have been filed. michelle kosinski is in port-au-prince this morning. will the missionaries see the judge today and
>> i was asking him about the miranda rights, and let me make that very clear. he said that mistakes were made, lack of communication among the agencies, and that they have acknowledged those mistakes. he's not going beyond what the president had originally said about the mistakes in the aftermath of that incident. >> all right. andrea mitchell with the fascinating interview with vice president joe biden. don't want to miss "andrea mitchell reports" today, another great...
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rights. >> he went in for surgery and stopped talking before there was any talk of miranda rights. the way it was presented by the critics, they gave him his miranda rights and he lawyered up and stopped talking. >> something's changed in this white house, the critics were making those charges, and the facts were what the facts have always been. we didn't hear anything back from the white house, all of a sudden, we were getting a ton -- >> they're hiding in the fort instead of going out and fighting in the field. he's out in the field right now, it's great to watch, i think he has a big problem. his numbers went down, and he lost his oomph on capitol hill with the number of senators he needs. i think they're going to go for a closely run effort to win health care, it is their last chance, but it is a chance, and the only tricky question is,does the senate move first on reconciliation, alongside the bill they already passed? or does it hope that the house can pass the bill with some kind of deal that they will then act in reconciliation in the senate. it's a sequence, but they can't
rights. >> he went in for surgery and stopped talking before there was any talk of miranda rights. the way it was presented by the critics, they gave him his miranda rights and he lawyered up and stopped talking. >> something's changed in this white house, the critics were making those charges, and the facts were what the facts have always been. we didn't hear anything back from the white house, all of a sudden, we were getting a ton -- >> they're hiding in the fort instead of...
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give the guy his miranda warning. all right. let's take the christmas day bomber. somebody tell me why he had to be given his miranda warnings? with all due respect, mr. mueller, by the way, thank you for all what you do. you guys have tough jobs and i appreciate it. but with all due respect, you didn't need to give this guy miranda in order to have a legitimate criminal prosecution. you had 200 witnesses that saw what he did. you didn't need a confession from the guy. and anything you got out of him if you didn't mirrandize him couldn't be used in a court of law, but who cares. you have all kinds of eyewitnesses. you were going to convict him. i'd hope you'd go back and look at this again and understand that the miranda rule is simply an exclusionary rule. number one if you're not going to try him in an article 3 court, you don't need to miranda him. and number two, if you got all the evidence you need, you don't need to miranda him. go ahead and interrogate this guy until the cows come home because it doesn't matter
give the guy his miranda warning. all right. let's take the christmas day bomber. somebody tell me why he had to be given his miranda warnings? with all due respect, mr. mueller, by the way, thank you for all what you do. you guys have tough jobs and i appreciate it. but with all due respect, you didn't need to give this guy miranda in order to have a legitimate criminal prosecution. you had 200 witnesses that saw what he did. you didn't need a confession from the guy. and anything you got out...
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"now, do these folks deserve miranda rights? do they deserve to be treated like a shoplifter down the block? of course not." amen, mr. president. of course they're not entitled to miranda rights. of course they're not entitled to be treated like a shoplifter down the block. but when they decide to try abdullah moutalab in civilian court, that's exactly what they decided to do, to treat him with all the rights and rules an american citizen would have who's charged with a shoplifting offense. so we raised this issue last fall, back in september with the director of the f.b.i. about miranda, and so i asked him, "so if you're going to try these terrorist suspects in federal court, they should be mirandized, right?" mr. director: "if you want the statement a particular statement at a particular time admissible in a federal court, they generally have to be mirandized." in fact, you can't even interrogate them lawfully until you provide them the miranda rights. and if they say anything of value to the prosecution, it's dismissible. the
"now, do these folks deserve miranda rights? do they deserve to be treated like a shoplifter down the block? of course not." amen, mr. president. of course they're not entitled to miranda rights. of course they're not entitled to be treated like a shoplifter down the block. but when they decide to try abdullah moutalab in civilian court, that's exactly what they decided to do, to treat him with all the rights and rules an american citizen would have who's charged with a shoplifting...
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bomber is talking without waterboarding and with miranda rights. chris reports what the torture fetishes among this government's critics will make of that. >>> our countdown to the new orleans show continues with a musical smackdown of champions. >>> first with the michele bachmann of the be afraid of japanese health care. we don't know why but she's lost three chiefs of staff in the last three years and today learned she's losing another one. she's said good-bye to her press secretary, debbie keller, who had been on the job for less than a year. in an e-mail to friends and colleagues, she announced -- she joins more than a dozen other staffers who have left congresswoman bachmann's office for exciting new opportunities since she took office in 2006. again, we do not understand the reasons behind this but it is quite a tribute to the congresswoman, one way or the other. ♪
bomber is talking without waterboarding and with miranda rights. chris reports what the torture fetishes among this government's critics will make of that. >>> our countdown to the new orleans show continues with a musical smackdown of champions. >>> first with the michele bachmann of the be afraid of japanese health care. we don't know why but she's lost three chiefs of staff in the last three years and today learned she's losing another one. she's said good-bye to her press...
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he was read his miranda rights within one hour of questioning and ask for a lawyer. days later, and only after his parents encouraged him to cooperate, did he begin talking again. can we rely on the parents of future terrorist to work with the fbi? is that any way to fight a war. the new york city police commissioner, mayor, and other leaders have all expressed concern these trials could last for years and end up costing over a billion dollars. the trials should not take place in new york or any other civilian court. to do so ignores the fact we are at war. i believe there is a better way. i have been military lawyer for almost 30 years and have great confidence in our military justice system. with the goal of protecting our nation, military law allows us to collect bible intelligence without reading miranda rights to enemy combatants reject to conduct military intelligence. as one of the chief of course, i am proud of the revised military commission act of 2009, which created military tribunals for unlawful enemy combatants, a system not available in 2002 to deal wi
he was read his miranda rights within one hour of questioning and ask for a lawyer. days later, and only after his parents encouraged him to cooperate, did he begin talking again. can we rely on the parents of future terrorist to work with the fbi? is that any way to fight a war. the new york city police commissioner, mayor, and other leaders have all expressed concern these trials could last for years and end up costing over a billion dollars. the trials should not take place in new york or...
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so they finally gave him the miranda warning and he clammed up. the administration has been hammered by administration who said you completely mishandled this case. he should have been an enemy combatant in the military justice system and we could have exploited him for the intelligence. the obama administration is eager for the public to know that, no, putting him in the civilian court system hasn't stopped him from talking. he is talking now. he is giving all the names, dates, places, who he met with, where he went, how the plot was organized, who put him up to it. they said the miranda warning is not the end of the day. >> isn't some of the back and forth about this part of the leftover fight from the bush administration about whether the entire war on terror and the change in the way they defined constitutional rights was the right step then, and how much of this is really important to prosecuting this case and finding out who sent him and whether we can get that guy? >> well, i suppose -- i think there is probably equal amounts of it. there i
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she is security adviviser to president bush, or was, and they read miranda rights to the suspect higher and they were criticized for that, and you were among one of those critical for that. >> i think some of those who were criticizing the decision to reed miranda are criticizing the timing of it. it was only after 15 minutes of questioning, so ed is quite right, the white house is feeling a little bit defensive about that, and tonight we hear he's talking again. it's interesting, campbell, because the way they got him to talk is very much what we've learned from our allies around the world, particularly in saudi arabia, using the families of those who have been talked into becoming bombers for al-qaeda and having them work with authorities to get information from the suspect. it sounds like that's exactly, playing from that playbook, american officials did do that and have got him talking again, but we can't lose sight that there were several weeks with, after he was given miranda, he wasn't talking, and those time periods when he wasn't talking could have been critical, we just don't
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miranda rights, the rights to a civil trial. he's an enemy combatant. an enemy combatant should be placed under the jurisdiction of the military and tried by a military commission. we should make that absolutely clear. >> greta: do you think they want a do over? i guess the american people wonder the next time, we hope there isn't, but the next time this happens, do you have a sense from this white house, this attorney general that he will be treated as an enemy combatant not civilian and get miranda rights or is it still up in the air? >> we need clarification. process. none of the three heads of our intelligence agencies, homeland security, dni or counter terrorism were ever asked or consulted before they decided to give this christmas >> greta: why wasn't anybody called? >> we have no answer to that question. >> greta: a single decision made by presumably the attorney general. >> somebody said it was the attorney general in consultation with lower level fbi. there are many things coming out about this story. supposedly they have a group that has form
miranda rights, the rights to a civil trial. he's an enemy combatant. an enemy combatant should be placed under the jurisdiction of the military and tried by a military commission. we should make that absolutely clear. >> greta: do you think they want a do over? i guess the american people wonder the next time, we hope there isn't, but the next time this happens, do you have a sense from this white house, this attorney general that he will be treated as an enemy combatant not civilian and...
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about miranda. i asked him, if you're going to try these terrorist suspects in federal court, they should be mirandized, right, mr. director? if you want a particular statement at a particular time admissible in court, generallyly that has to be mirandized. and in fact, you can't even ask them questions lawfully until you provide them the miranda rights. if they say anything that is of value to the prosecution, the dismissible. what about the dramatic event in the judiciary committee? senator lindsey graham, very experienced and still remains a jag officer in the air force after many years. he still goes off to his duty two weeks a year. he asked this question to the attorney general. "if we captured osama bin laden tomorrow, would he be entitled to miranda eighth warnings at the moment of captures"? the attorney general, again, i'm not, that all democrats. i mean. he never gave a full answer. madam president, i thank the chair and believe we have got to get our head straight on this matter and ceas
about miranda. i asked him, if you're going to try these terrorist suspects in federal court, they should be mirandized, right, mr. director? if you want a particular statement at a particular time admissible in court, generallyly that has to be mirandized. and in fact, you can't even ask them questions lawfully until you provide them the miranda rights. if they say anything that is of value to the prosecution, the dismissible. what about the dramatic event in the judiciary committee? senator...
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as you know there's been a firestorm of controversy about the decision to read him his miranda rights and try him in the federal courts. many said that cut off the possibility of getting additional information from this man from the beginning, justice department officials and fbi officials have said there is a possibility when someone is facing prosecution that they will decide to cooperate. apparently that's what abdul mu talas is doing right now. >> he does have have a public defender, attorneys who presumably have approved his decision to cooperate and go forward. i assume this is because he thinks he can get a reduced sentence? is that the incentive? >> reporter: we don't know. i asked that question specifically. the official with whom i'm speaking declined to give me an answer. it is certainly possible when faced with the prospect of spending the rest of his life in prison he decided to talk. it's also possible that some sort of relationship developed between him and the people who were questioning him. we just don't have the answers at this point in time. >> we'll get more certa
as you know there's been a firestorm of controversy about the decision to read him his miranda rights and try him in the federal courts. many said that cut off the possibility of getting additional information from this man from the beginning, justice department officials and fbi officials have said there is a possibility when someone is facing prosecution that they will decide to cooperate. apparently that's what abdul mu talas is doing right now. >> he does have have a public defender,...
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we may have given his his miranda rights, but abdulmutallab is talking. i can't think of any other reason they would put that out. parts of the it was pushback against the political attacks they were getting from republicans and even some democrats. at the time i have to say i was surprised the white house released that because i don't see the upside. if he is talking after all this talk about how he is not cooperating. that would seem to be an advantage to not let yemen and al qaeda know he is talking. i was surprised they released that information. now we have a dustup whether robert mueller told members of congress and you would think the white house not to release that information. i think any day, any moment that is spent discussing the abdulmutallab interrogation and the handling of this matter is a bad time for the democrats. they want to get off this issue. it doesn't look like they hand it properly. there are a lot of questions. they want to be talking about anything except this. megyn: there are questions about whether president obama's handling
we may have given his his miranda rights, but abdulmutallab is talking. i can't think of any other reason they would put that out. parts of the it was pushback against the political attacks they were getting from republicans and even some democrats. at the time i have to say i was surprised the white house released that because i don't see the upside. if he is talking after all this talk about how he is not cooperating. that would seem to be an advantage to not let yemen and al qaeda know he is...
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we heard about miranda. it would surprise people that this administration has not changed the policy on when or when not to give miranda to people in the field. under the bush administration, the justice department went through the same set of issues. if you are looking at a domestic u.s. prosecution of that individual, then you give miranda. if not you don't. there is no blanket order across the justice department right now telling the f.b.i. to give miranda to everybody it has captured throughout the world. it does not exist. it did not happen despite what the minority has said. you have to make that decision. in addition, we continue under the obama administration to hold people right now without miranda, without trial, without those rights, terrorists from foreign places that we cannot do anything else with but we understand they are threats. that policy has not changed. what we have attempted to do is clarify those policies in the field so they know what they're supposed to do and, yes, prevent things l
we heard about miranda. it would surprise people that this administration has not changed the policy on when or when not to give miranda to people in the field. under the bush administration, the justice department went through the same set of issues. if you are looking at a domestic u.s. prosecution of that individual, then you give miranda. if not you don't. there is no blanket order across the justice department right now telling the f.b.i. to give miranda to everybody it has captured...
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post a photo of yourself checking out miranda cur to show your support. >> save dave. definitely. >> reporter: the australian reports dave is waiting to hear his fate as the bank forensically examines his e-mails. >> next time, dave, be a little more careful, and company, don't fire him right off the spot. >> reporter: you're saying out. he's out? >> out, yes. >> reporter: out the door? >> out the door. out the door. >> reporter: what would miranda think about some guy possibly getting sacked just for looking at her? the victoria's secret model told the melbourne herald sun, i am told there's a petition to save his job andf
post a photo of yourself checking out miranda cur to show your support. >> save dave. definitely. >> reporter: the australian reports dave is waiting to hear his fate as the bank forensically examines his e-mails. >> next time, dave, be a little more careful, and company, don't fire him right off the spot. >> reporter: you're saying out. he's out? >> out, yes. >> reporter: out the door? >> out the door. out the door. >> reporter: what would...
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the choice was to question him for only 50 minutes and then read him his miranda rights. the administration says there are no downside or upsides to treating terrorists like civilians. a lot of us paid to differ -- beg to differ. there are questions we would have liked him to answer before he got a lawyer. before we gave him the constitutional right to remain silent. [applause] our u.s. constitutional right. [applause] >> >> our right that you've bought and were willing to die for to protect in our constitution. my son, as an infantryman in the united states army, is willing to die for. the protections provided thanks to you, we're going to bestow them on a terrorist who hates our constitution and tries to destroy our constitution and country? it makes no sense. we have a choice in how we are going to deal with terrorists. we do not have to go down that road. there are questions we would have liked to have answered before he lawyered up. who were you trained by? you are writing about these terrorists like you. who are they? when and where will they try to strike again? th
the choice was to question him for only 50 minutes and then read him his miranda rights. the administration says there are no downside or upsides to treating terrorists like civilians. a lot of us paid to differ -- beg to differ. there are questions we would have liked him to answer before he got a lawyer. before we gave him the constitutional right to remain silent. [applause] our u.s. constitutional right. [applause] >> >> our right that you've bought and were willing to die for...
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so the fbi ultimately read him his miranda warning, and informing him of the right to remain silent. and our understanding had been that he had in fact been silent. that he hadn't given the fbi any new information since then. well, now we know that is not the case. that in fact, for several days he has been talking to the fbi, we're told by several officials in the government, giving what they consider to be very valuable and still current information about the nature of al qaeda in iraq, information these officials say that the united states is aggressively chasing down. so i guess you could say, chris, this is an interesting development for a couple of reasons. number one, because of its intelligence value. the government still considers it's good, and secondly because of the debate here in washington about whether he's being handled properly. there have been many people in both parties, frankly, mostly republicans though, that say the government missed an opportunity, that he never should have been classified as a criminal defendant but should have been made an enemy combatant so
so the fbi ultimately read him his miranda warning, and informing him of the right to remain silent. and our understanding had been that he had in fact been silent. that he hadn't given the fbi any new information since then. well, now we know that is not the case. that in fact, for several days he has been talking to the fbi, we're told by several officials in the government, giving what they consider to be very valuable and still current information about the nature of al qaeda in iraq,...
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then we allow miranda rights and allow him to clam up. what are we thinking? >> bill burton said the american people need to know sources and methods. we don't, he's supposed to be protecting sources and methods. we have friends at the department of justice not one time did they give a background or a press conference on what it was they were doing. how they were doing it. look at security operations here. do these people know what they are doing? . >> you saw two things in that clip i don't think have happened before in this country not to my knowledge. our top intelligence official saying an attack is certain in their opinion, next three to six months. the other is what jeri is talking about an ongoing discussion of the progress making and talking to a national security-related suspect. >> we know more about what is going on with farouk than health care. we had an open ended white house conversation last night with reporters which we don't have about health care. >> sean: i say god forbid because i lost kids i graduated high school with on 9/11. we all knew
then we allow miranda rights and allow him to clam up. what are we thinking? >> bill burton said the american people need to know sources and methods. we don't, he's supposed to be protecting sources and methods. we have friends at the department of justice not one time did they give a background or a press conference on what it was they were doing. how they were doing it. look at security operations here. do these people know what they are doing? . >> you saw two things in that...
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an example of the attempted shoe bomber richard reid was read his miranda rights and convicted inside of the federal court system. joining us now from washington, republican congressman, tom rooney. pleasure to see you, mr. rooney. welcome back. walk me through the -- how american people can tell the difference between one party, republicans and democrats, whichever one it is, trying to get the other one for being a bunch of weasels that don't know what they're doing, and politicians who are actually using american resources to ensure the development of our country. and protection. >> i hope it's because we're listening to our constituents. and i think that you're seeing that divide get a little bit closer, and these days go on. specifically with this issue. i've been talking to a lot of democrats who i think are coming onboard with the idea that, you know, the trials in new york were a mistake, and we just issued a bill today to have all the detainees tried down at the state of the art courtroom we have at gitmo. i've been working the halls trying to get some democrats to come onboar
an example of the attempted shoe bomber richard reid was read his miranda rights and convicted inside of the federal court system. joining us now from washington, republican congressman, tom rooney. pleasure to see you, mr. rooney. welcome back. walk me through the -- how american people can tell the difference between one party, republicans and democrats, whichever one it is, trying to get the other one for being a bunch of weasels that don't know what they're doing, and politicians who are...
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even though we read him his miranda rights, even though we let him have a lawyer? sort of destroys the main republican talking point thon, doesn't it? >>> don't ask, don't tell, don't live up to your own words. 2006 john mccain says if the military men told him it was time to end don't ask, don't tell, he'd listen. today -- >> it's my personal belief that allowing gays and lesbians serving openly is the right thing to do. >> he told them they were wrong and he won't listen...
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, they missed five or six weeks of information that they could have gotten if they had not read the miranda rights, but again, they're pushing back hard and the significance is this white house has been beat around on the economy and the health care, they started pushing back on that last week. this week they're pushing back hard on these terror allegations. >> dana, in terms of the timing, the administration is leaking this after a day of criticism on capitol hill about the president's handling of terror suspects. >> reporter: that's correct. and when you walk the halls here in congress, like i have, you hear an increase in criticism about the way the president is handling terror suspects and also the idea about bringing guantanamo detainees to be tried in civilian courts. and what is most fascinating, arou anderson, is that more and more it's coming from democrats. number one, democrats who say, it's just not the right policy. and number two, remember, this is an election year, democrats who think they are way wrong on the politics of this. for example, blanche lincoln, she is a democrat
, they missed five or six weeks of information that they could have gotten if they had not read the miranda rights, but again, they're pushing back hard and the significance is this white house has been beat around on the economy and the health care, they started pushing back on that last week. this week they're pushing back hard on these terror allegations. >> dana, in terms of the timing, the administration is leaking this after a day of criticism on capitol hill about the president's...
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you heard about the miranda case. i'm very familiar with the miranda case, because in post conviction relief, my partner went to the district court judge and said i need investigative fees, about 2500, the district attorney said sorry, mark, i don't have the money, i can't give it to you. when the case got into federal court, a young lady who was a criminal defense attorney got $100,000 to go to cuba to interview witnesses and this was a person who not only was not guilty, he was innocent. he was completely innocent and he spent all those years on death row. and i guess the most interesting thing is that the county got slapped with about a $5 million lawsuit, and i had mentioned phil cohen was the public defender now, he wasn't at that time, and at that time, they did allow brand new attorneys, baby public defenders, to do murder casements. not anymore, not under phil's regime. they have a murder team. so in 2007, the chief justice decided to create the indigent defense commission, and one of the reasons is the review
you heard about the miranda case. i'm very familiar with the miranda case, because in post conviction relief, my partner went to the district court judge and said i need investigative fees, about 2500, the district attorney said sorry, mark, i don't have the money, i can't give it to you. when the case got into federal court, a young lady who was a criminal defense attorney got $100,000 to go to cuba to interview witnesses and this was a person who not only was not guilty, he was innocent. he...
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. >> so we begin tonight with miranda stevens live in canton with the latest on how baltimore city is coping. hello. >>reporter: hi karen and jeff. we are here in canton where you can see the snow is definitely coming down a lot harder. it's thicker and starting to stick to roads and to cars and speaking of cars, we are in phase 2 of the city's snow emergency plan and that means if your car is parked along a snow emergency route, which you will know from signs leak this one up he here, that you will need to move it by 6:00 o'clock tonight or else risk it being towed. obviously the point is to clear the street so that snowplow can get through them. city has even december egg natured some school parking lots and city garages where you can park your vehicles if you have no other place to go. one canton manager we talked to says his experience has shown that a lot of folks don't heed the signs. >> some people leave tonight find more people coming down the park here. so if you are leaving your car on the street you are taking the risk of getting hit i suppose. >>reporter: and for more on t
. >> so we begin tonight with miranda stevens live in canton with the latest on how baltimore city is coping. hello. >>reporter: hi karen and jeff. we are here in canton where you can see the snow is definitely coming down a lot harder. it's thicker and starting to stick to roads and to cars and speaking of cars, we are in phase 2 of the city's snow emergency plan and that means if your car is parked along a snow emergency route, which you will know from signs leak this one up he...
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is this helping the democrats politically to say that, oh, yes, we did read him his miranda rights after putting him in custody after one hour but guess what? he's still talking. that offended some republicans yesterday that said don't give the american public a pushover on this whole thing. we should have handled it differently from the start. >> i do find it interesting strategy that we hastily call a briefing to let america and our friends and our enemies in the middle east know that he's now singing like a canary. >> the reason that people were told about the success of these interviews didn't have to do with politics. no information that was given out over the course of those briefings compromises that in any way. >> well, i have -- a lot of people think including peter king and like working on the intelligence committee say why does it work to our benefit to tell the enemy that we know that the crotch bomber is now talking? how does it help the people in yemen when they realize that, they got to pick up stakes and go somewhere else and they think there's some holes in the argument
is this helping the democrats politically to say that, oh, yes, we did read him his miranda rights after putting him in custody after one hour but guess what? he's still talking. that offended some republicans yesterday that said don't give the american public a pushover on this whole thing. we should have handled it differently from the start. >> i do find it interesting strategy that we hastily call a briefing to let america and our friends and our enemies in the middle east know that...
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makes no sense to capture someone fresh off the battlefield and within 50 minutes, read them their miranda rights and lose all the intelligence they possess. >> reporter: but at a senate hearing that same day, f.b.i. director robert mueller insisted no intelligence was lost. >> in the initial interview, we had to determine whether there were other bombs on the plane, whether there were other planes that had similar attacks contemplated, wanted to understand who the bomb maker was, who had directed him. all of that came in the first series of questions. >> reporter: and today, white house officials rejected complaints that they should not have let it be known that abdulmutallab is talking again. >> the reason people were told about the success of these interviews didn't have anything to do with politics. these interrogations are working. they're getting evidence that is actionable, and we're pursuing the right course. no information that was given out over the course of those briefings compromises that in any way. >> reporter: in the meantime, the director of national intelligence, dennis b
makes no sense to capture someone fresh off the battlefield and within 50 minutes, read them their miranda rights and lose all the intelligence they possess. >> reporter: but at a senate hearing that same day, f.b.i. director robert mueller insisted no intelligence was lost. >> in the initial interview, we had to determine whether there were other bombs on the plane, whether there were other planes that had similar attacks contemplated, wanted to understand who the bomb maker was,...
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revelation is welcomed for the obama situation, which was criticized for reading the christmas bomber his miranda rights after his arrest. >> back to the terror threat. are the leaders talking about a large-scale attack, on scope with 9/11, perhaps? >> reporter: jeremy, the director of national intelligence and blair said the u.s. has been successful in thwarting, really blocking al qaeda's ability to launch that kind of massive, spectacular attack. but the focus right now and the concern for the intelligence community is on these individuals and small groups. but again, it's really important to focus that there is, at this time, no specific threat. jeremy and vinita? >> viviana hurtado in washington, thank you. >>> we're following breaking news about a terror attack on americans in pakistan. officials say three u.s. soldiers have been killed by a bomb blast in the northwestern part of the country. the attack happened during opening ceremonies at a girls' school. soldiers were in pakistan to train local troops. girls schools have been a frequent target of attacks by islamic militants. >>> a group
revelation is welcomed for the obama situation, which was criticized for reading the christmas bomber his miranda rights after his arrest. >> back to the terror threat. are the leaders talking about a large-scale attack, on scope with 9/11, perhaps? >> reporter: jeremy, the director of national intelligence and blair said the u.s. has been successful in thwarting, really blocking al qaeda's ability to launch that kind of massive, spectacular attack. but the focus right now and the...
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to spend with him, he has now opened up and turned tables and provided information -- >> despite the miranda warning. >> and contrary to the approved approach of removing his fingernails or attracting -- attaching electrodes to his private parts or whatever else was being urged by my friends on the far, far side. >> they are still talking about moving the terror trial out of new york, ksm. what is the logic of that? >> political. it is as political as anything else. you have the male line up against you -- and they are lined up against you -- mayor lined up against you, senators as well. the key is the process and the beginning. it seems to me that you pin that down before you go ahead with that. >> gays get shot at regardless of sexual orientation. >> at this time of immense hardship, we should not seek to overturn the don't ask don't tell policy. >> i was in the closet, and then i realize that this is a violation of the honor code, which on the first at west point we learned that you do not lie or tolerate those who lie. i believe in that. >> how does overturning don't ask don't tell impos
to spend with him, he has now opened up and turned tables and provided information -- >> despite the miranda warning. >> and contrary to the approved approach of removing his fingernails or attracting -- attaching electrodes to his private parts or whatever else was being urged by my friends on the far, far side. >> they are still talking about moving the terror trial out of new york, ksm. what is the logic of that? >> political. it is as political as anything else. you...
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let's explain the miranda rights. miranda rights are to make sure that people don't say things that are self-incriminating that can be used against them at trial. even eric holder can get a conviction from someone who tries to blow up his pants in front of 300 people in the skies above detroit. there is no reason for miranda rights for this bum or anyone else. [applause] >> whether it was this administration or the last one, we will be safer when we are honest with the american public, that we are not at war with terrorists as george bush described them or we are not at war with what is it called, man-caused disasters as this administration would have you believe. we are at war with islamists, not all muslims, but those who are committed to destroying the united states and all of western civilization and we western civilization and we must adopt p -- we must adopt policies to the beat them here at home and abroad. [applause] i have a few minutes left and then i would like to take the questions. i work at the ethics an
let's explain the miranda rights. miranda rights are to make sure that people don't say things that are self-incriminating that can be used against them at trial. even eric holder can get a conviction from someone who tries to blow up his pants in front of 300 people in the skies above detroit. there is no reason for miranda rights for this bum or anyone else. [applause] >> whether it was this administration or the last one, we will be safer when we are honest with the american public,...
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and miranda rights are not just "you have a right to remain silent." miranda rights are "you have a right to remain silent, and we'll appoint you a lawyer. you have a right to have one and we'll appoint you one if you don't have the money." and people tend to clam up when they're told that. they offered him an attorney and did not treat him as the rare intelligence asset he was. that decision, it is indies paoutable, i truly -- indies -- in disputable, jeopardized the intelligence that saves lives and prevents further attacks on the homeland of our country. mr. brennan says one of the reasons the administration classified abdulmutallab as a civilian was because he was captured on u.s. soil. this comment is truly startling and makes no sense. as a national security advisor to the president, mr. brennan ought to be aware that because abdulmutallab is an al qaeda operative, he is an unprivileged enemy belligerent in our common current definition of the term, and, thus, he's automatically eligible for military trial. indeed, the amendment that i offered la
and miranda rights are not just "you have a right to remain silent." miranda rights are "you have a right to remain silent, and we'll appoint you a lawyer. you have a right to have one and we'll appoint you one if you don't have the money." and people tend to clam up when they're told that. they offered him an attorney and did not treat him as the rare intelligence asset he was. that decision, it is indies paoutable, i truly -- indies -- in disputable, jeopardized the...
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after being captured, he was read his miranda rights and asked for a lawyer. days later and only after his parents encouraged him to corroborateçó the began to talk again. is reading miranda rights to terrorists in any way to fight a war? the trial would be expensive. concern has been expressed that these trials could last for years and cost over $1 billion. this trial should not take place in new york or any other civilian court. i believe there is a better way. Ñii have been a military lawyer for almost 30 years and have great confidence in the military justice system. military law allows us to collect valuable intelligence without reading miranda rights ñrto any combat boots. it keeps them off of the Ñibattlefield. as one of the chief authors, i am proud of the revised military commission act of 2009 which created military tribunal scholar on all combatants. this law was passed after extensive consultation with the obamaxd administration and received overwhelming bipartisan support. p,the military justice system s transparent, well staffed, subset --
after being captured, he was read his miranda rights and asked for a lawyer. days later and only after his parents encouraged him to corroborateçó the began to talk again. is reading miranda rights to terrorists in any way to fight a war? the trial would be expensive. concern has been expressed that these trials could last for years and cost over $1 billion. this trial should not take place in new york or any other civilian court. i believe there is a better way. Ñii have been a military...
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s decision to give miranda warnings to abdulmutallab. senator mcconnell, the republican minority leader, said this, "he said, he was give an 50-minute interrogation probably larry king has interrogated people longer and better than that. after which he was asierched a lawyer who told thoim shut up." that's what the minority leader said. but here are the facts: experienced counterterrorism agents interrogated abdulmutallab when he arrived in detroit. according to the justice department during his initial interrogation, the f.b.i., "obtained intelligence that has already proved useful if the fight against al qaeda." after the i. interrogation, abdulmutallab refused to cooperate further with the f.b.i. only then -- only then, after his refusal, did the f.b.i. give him miranda warning. what the f.b.i. did in case was nothing new. during the bush administration, the f.b.i. also gave miranda warnings to terrorist terroristd in the united states. i respectfully believe thatit a do it gracefully. i mean with the greatest of ease. >> benji will,
s decision to give miranda warnings to abdulmutallab. senator mcconnell, the republican minority leader, said this, "he said, he was give an 50-minute interrogation probably larry king has interrogated people longer and better than that. after which he was asierched a lawyer who told thoim shut up." that's what the minority leader said. but here are the facts: experienced counterterrorism agents interrogated abdulmutallab when he arrived in detroit. according to the justice department...
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so they did mirandaize him. the notion that going forward we've made a wide variety of changes on how we would connect the investigation or interrogation, that's premature. the president does think that after any event you should go back and see if there is ways you can do things better or differently. we're a little premature at this point. yeah, just say that it has been successful. the way that we with conducted this investigation, the information that we've been able to get, has been of great help. >> can you quickly tell us why tim shriver is being held? >> i believe it's to talk about issues of mutual concern. and a little bit about the incident that happened in august that was reported previously. >> was it -- what can you tell us that the chief of staff is going to say to mr. shriver? >> i don't know. as, you know, he's apologized. we're all just moving forward. sir? >> sell me how things are going with respect to ron and pursuing these sanctions against the previous deal? >> well, i would just say that
so they did mirandaize him. the notion that going forward we've made a wide variety of changes on how we would connect the investigation or interrogation, that's premature. the president does think that after any event you should go back and see if there is ways you can do things better or differently. we're a little premature at this point. yeah, just say that it has been successful. the way that we with conducted this investigation, the information that we've been able to get, has been of...
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those are the answers to the miranda question. the plea-bargain process is how you extract information from detainee's and lawyers are intermediaries. case law does not apply to the circumstances. chain of custody, courts will be flexible on that. there are other questions. if the circumstances of arrest by third parties are illegal, will that get in the way? there is well established case law. for 100 years, courts have said the illegality of an arrest will not block prosecution. what if osama bin laden gets arrested on the battlefield somewhere? are you saying he has to be brought to the united states within 48 hours and be indicted? that is nonsense. all these questions that celeste mentioned, they are difficult questions but there are answers out there. courts will not have a problem of arriving at them. >> judge, what you make of these issues? you try many criminal cases. there are established rules. what about another set of rules for cases that come out of this context? >> i was with you up until the end. another set of rul
those are the answers to the miranda question. the plea-bargain process is how you extract information from detainee's and lawyers are intermediaries. case law does not apply to the circumstances. chain of custody, courts will be flexible on that. there are other questions. if the circumstances of arrest by third parties are illegal, will that get in the way? there is well established case law. for 100 years, courts have said the illegality of an arrest will not block prosecution. what if osama...
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we have miranda on the phone. what do you think about all the snow. >> i can't stand it. >> i'm so with you. i'm not a snow person. so does this change how you go about your day? >> yes. 'cause i got to get out and shovel the whole block out because the plows don't come down our street. >> i thought i had it bad shoveling our area. the whole block could be tricker. good look with that. >> hopefully the plows will come so you don't have to break your back all day. >> we will think about miranda. let's go to tula in westminister. good morning. >> hi, how are you. >> i'm great. how are you? >> good, thank you. >> what do you think about the snow? >> the snow is actually beautiful and the snow trucks are doing a great job. >> we have been looking at pictures. our joel d smith is at west westminister and if what we have seen it looks like the roads are clear. that is the good news. >> my daughter was so excited about going to preschool. >> that is so cute. i do have to agree with you when you say that the snow is prett
we have miranda on the phone. what do you think about all the snow. >> i can't stand it. >> i'm so with you. i'm not a snow person. so does this change how you go about your day? >> yes. 'cause i got to get out and shovel the whole block out because the plows don't come down our street. >> i thought i had it bad shoveling our area. the whole block could be tricker. good look with that. >> hopefully the plows will come so you don't have to break your back all day....
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all married in such a beautiful way because it comes from the miranda born and raised in new york city but -- was born in puerto rico but raised in manhattan. listening to hip hop and broadway and salsa and to latin tunes so it all married in him a beautiful way so when he sat down to write a musical it came out of him. >> growing up here, passed away when he was young. he was growing up in new york in the 80s. that's how, that's his way of entering the world as opposed to coming from cuba in 1943, the birth of ma-m-bo but she also has the rhythm of her childhood but that's how she enters the world and expresses herself and by having the generations we're able to tell the story in all of the different musical ways. >> he'll write the song and he has a garage band like a mac computer program and then he'll record the voice on top of that and then he gives it to us and we take it from there and add our over flavor, whether it's like instruments, we add harmonies on top of that and based on ideas what the story is telling or what characters are saying. >> once we're done with the songs we
all married in such a beautiful way because it comes from the miranda born and raised in new york city but -- was born in puerto rico but raised in manhattan. listening to hip hop and broadway and salsa and to latin tunes so it all married in him a beautiful way so when he sat down to write a musical it came out of him. >> growing up here, passed away when he was young. he was growing up in new york in the 80s. that's how, that's his way of entering the world as opposed to coming from...
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now, here's what the attorney, miranda, who works with ed chi november, that's the one who's with him now, says our client left on tuesday ask is now -- and is now currently sitting in a hotel room waiting while we negotiate his surrender. she says we don't know the official charges yet, we're waiting to hear that, but we want to figure out how fast we can make this happen because we want a, quote, no drama surrender. he apparently has had some death threats against him. the doctor to michael jackson was with him the night he died. his attorneys say we want the protection of our client, we want it to be a very quiet surrender. he's in l.a. waiting to make that happen. separate from that a report that an arraignment could happen as early as tomorrow. we're watching very closely for it. jane? jane: harris, thanks. what is the fbi learning from umar abdulmutallab? some are asking if investigators could have learned more if the case wasn't treated like a civilian time. well, the attorney general has now weighed in on this controversial decision. [ peyton ] gotta make a play here. find the
now, here's what the attorney, miranda, who works with ed chi november, that's the one who's with him now, says our client left on tuesday ask is now -- and is now currently sitting in a hotel room waiting while we negotiate his surrender. she says we don't know the official charges yet, we're waiting to hear that, but we want to figure out how fast we can make this happen because we want a, quote, no drama surrender. he apparently has had some death threats against him. the doctor to michael...
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if we continue to go out and say this guy shot a syringe into his underwear but we will read him his miranda rights, you will have more of that occurring. it is pavlovian. if you continue to reward that kind of bad behavior, you'll get more bad behavior. we are being studied. these are not isolated event. a good commander, and i'm sure that general myers will agree with me, they start to connect the dots. ÷be careful about what will happen possibly in afghanistan because as we turn that prison over to the afghans, corruption is rampant. i cannot tell you how many times somebody got paid off and the person that you detainer captured was right back out on the streets. we have to take the enemy off the battlefield. as long as they continue to want to fight is, they stay locked up. that is what we have to believe in as a people. >> the legal system we have now, we can do all that. it takes a commander in chief who is willing to make the decision to do it. >> thank you for calling on me. i'm a candidate for a ph.d. my leanings are more -- it is my doctorate at nyu so i am combating constantly. i
if we continue to go out and say this guy shot a syringe into his underwear but we will read him his miranda rights, you will have more of that occurring. it is pavlovian. if you continue to reward that kind of bad behavior, you'll get more bad behavior. we are being studied. these are not isolated event. a good commander, and i'm sure that general myers will agree with me, they start to connect the dots. ÷be careful about what will happen possibly in afghanistan because as we turn that prison...
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. >> what would miranda think about someone getting sacked just for looking at her. the victoria's secret model said i am told there is a petition to save his job and of course i would sign it. and while she's signing things, might as well autograph one of her photos and send it to dave, but not to his work e-mail. jeanne moos, cnn. >> you should tell him to take those picture home and leave them home. >> new york. >>> happening now, ten americans now formally charged with child kidnapping in haiti. the missionaries say they were on a rescue mission but a judge sees it as possible -- sees possible evidence of a crime. we're going to port-au-prince. senate republicans have their filibuster power back now that scott brown is the newest member. this hour brown's oath and his first promises after taking over ted kennedy's senate seat. >>> and is the obama administration making good on its promise to put more air martials on planes? the surprising findings of a cnn investigation. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. ten americans now stand formally accused of e
. >> what would miranda think about someone getting sacked just for looking at her. the victoria's secret model said i am told there is a petition to save his job and of course i would sign it. and while she's signing things, might as well autograph one of her photos and send it to dave, but not to his work e-mail. jeanne moos, cnn. >> you should tell him to take those picture home and leave them home. >> new york. >>> happening now, ten americans now formally charged...
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going around the world giving the miranda warnings to those that would seek to harm our country. well, the difference between us and the rest of the world is or shoulde
going around the world giving the miranda warnings to those that would seek to harm our country. well, the difference between us and the rest of the world is or shoulde
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then he got a miranda warning and a lawyer. now starting last thursday, he's begun talking again. cooperating extremely extensively, saying everything the fbi wants to know and the break-through thing is that the fbi went to nigeria, gut members of his family, brought them back to washington and then took them to meet him in detroit and after talking to his family, he started talking again. now, back to the political point you made earlier about where to charge him. the administration insists and eric holder says today in his letter to senators that a key factor for the family was the fact that he was incivilian court, n military court. and they say that was one of the reasons the family agreed to cooperate, which got him talking again. the mere fact that you give someone a warning and a criminal trial isn't a guarantee that they'll stop talking. >> very interesting. all right. pete williams, thanks. >> my pleasure. >>> no word yet on whether formal charges will be filed against ten american missionaries in haiti. >>> first, we have a big storm heading our way. >> and the busiest
then he got a miranda warning and a lawyer. now starting last thursday, he's begun talking again. cooperating extremely extensively, saying everything the fbi wants to know and the break-through thing is that the fbi went to nigeria, gut members of his family, brought them back to washington and then took them to meet him in detroit and after talking to his family, he started talking again. now, back to the political point you made earlier about where to charge him. the administration insists...