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history that is still being written the military prison at guantanamo bay naval base opened in january of 2002 the war on terror prison according to the a.c.l.u. was originally intended to be an island outside the law where terrorism suspects could be detained without process and interrogated without restraint almost $800.00 souls have passed through its cells during its now 18 year reign but today only $41.00 remain $41.00 prisoners who the new york times estimates cost u.s. taxpayers an average of $13000000.00 per prisoner this weekend here in the united you're here in washington d.c. citizens and activists took to the streets in front of both the white house and the trump hotel to protest the anniversary of the guantanamo bay prison calling for an end to the years of torture and human rights violations that have been reported to have taken place inside its walls daphne e.-v. a terror i'm sorry avatar of amnesty international usa sudden statement 3 united states presidents have overseen guantanamo during its shameful 18 your existence yet to come continues to remain open as people wh

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bay inmates for the attacks in 2001. whatever personal consequences i would live with i believe there was a genuine threat of an imminent attack i thought my moral obligation to protect american lives outweighed temporary discomfort of terrorists i get up today and do it again. james mitchell was contracted by the cia in the wake of $911.00 to consult and create an interrogation program for al qaeda suspects he was one of 3 men authorized to carry out waterboarding torture a technique that mimics drowning on several prisoners later he and another psychologist set up a company that provided support for the interrogations the cia's program included now illegal coercive measures. in the immediate aftermath of $911.00 we tortured some for a lawyer for the $5911.00 days haney's and asked seeking for any statements made on the interrogation to be disqualified from the trial on the grounds of torture antiwar activist sara flounders believes the guantanamo bay court proceedings a deeply flawed. but none of this could possibly be

bay inmates for the attacks in 2001 whatever personal consequences i would live with i believe there was a genuine threat of an imminent attack i thought my moral obligation to protect american lives outweigh temporary discomfort of terrorists i get up today and do it again james mitchell was contracted by the cia in the wake of 911 to consult and create an interrogation program for al qaeda suspects he was one of 3 men authorized to carry out waterboarding torture technique that mimics drowning on several prisoners and later he and another psychologist set up a company that provided support for the interrogations the cia's program included now illegal coercive measures. in the media the aftermath of $911.00 we tortured some for its own lawyers for the $5911.00 detainees are now seeking for any statements made under interrogation to be disqualified from the trial on the grounds of torture and he will activist sara flounders believes the guantanamo bay court proceedings it deeply flawed but none of this could possibly be a fair trial i mean how can you have a fair trial with people wh

antiwar activist sara flounders believes the guantanamo bay trial is deeply flawed. well none of this could possibly be a fair trial i mean how can you have a fair trial with people who've been held in total secrecy whose testimony is based on torture layers and layers of secrecy is about providing any kind of justice or accountability or even of information it is going through a theater in order to once again exert their power this isn't just one or 2 people michel and jennings this was an entire unit set up in order to use torture and to study how to apply the most excruciating forms of torture all of this really has to be exposed and then accounting demanded not only of those who designed the torture but of those who set up these torture camps really the the lawyers and the organizations that have struggled for years to bring this forth it's very important the testimony they have provided the legal challenges that they have tried to make the groups that have refused to be silent about this criminal conduct that at the highest level of government. the u.s. is reall

a war activist sara flounders believes the guantanamo bay trial is deeply flawed. well none of this could possibly be a fair trial i mean how can you have a fair trial with people who've been held in total secrecy whose testimony is based on torture layers and layers of secrecy is about providing any kind of justice or accountability or even of information it is going through a theater in order to once again exert their power this isn't just one or 2 people michel and jennings this was an entire unit set up in order to use torture and to study how to apply the most excruciating forms of torture all of this really has to be exposed and then accounting demanded not only of those who designed the torture but of those who set up these torture camps really the the lawyers and the organizations that have struggled for years to bring this forth it's very important the testimony they have provided the legal challenges that they have tried to make the groups that have refused to be silent about this criminal conduct that at the highest level of government. the u.s. is reall

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bay. i believe there was a genuine threat 70 minutes a time i get super tuesday and do it again. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is an international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us let's start with some news with that we're just getting in from seattle in the united states at least one person has been killed in a shooting in the city center 5 more are injured including a 9 year old boy who is currently in a serious condition this according to local authorities shots were fired just after 5 pm local time about 2 hours ago outside a branch of mcdonald's at least one male suspect is still at large and a manhunt is ongoing so far the motive of the shooting is unclear our newsroom is keeping track of the situation and if more information becomes available we of course will get it to you. years now prosecutors in brazil have charged pulitzer prize winning journalist glenn greenwald with cyber crimes authorities say he needed the hacking of top officials phone

bay. i believe there was a genuine threat of an imminent attack. this is international on sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us. prosecutors in brazil have charged a pulitzer prize winning journalist glenn greenwald with cyber crimes authorities say he coordinated the hacking of top officials phones to get information on a high profile corruption case last year intercept news site in brazil co-founded by greenwald was behind the release of damaging conversations between top figures in the probe. quarter picks up the story. brazil's president has never been a big fan of journalists if you don't go there was exposed to the result of this if you will go very far off i fell for that but the money it will provide still a difficult but as with everything with him as you are you know much of what you write usually you know very well read through everything in order to really be a bit of both of us all thank you. but asked if i wasn't going on this so it's no surprise freedom of the press

bay. i believe there was a genuine of an imminent attack today and. hello broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our to international and certainly glad to have you with us. prosecutors in brazil have charged a pulitzer prize winning journalist glenn greenwald with cyber crimes authorities say that he coordinated the hacking of top officials phones to get information on a high profile corruption case a last year intercept news site in brazil co-founded by greenwald was behind the release of damaging conversations between top figures in the probe he's done quarter picks up the story. brazil's president has never been a big fan of journalists. look at. the bottom line. but. you know. everybody. both of us of all thank you. but asked if i wasn't going on this so it's no surprise freedom of the press is once again under attack in the country american journalist glenn greenwald is facing cybercrime charges for leaking text messages of government officials glenn greenwald in

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bay detainees on their alleged roles in the $911.00 terrorist attacks. which have a personal consequences i would live with i believe there was a genuine threat of an imminent attack i thought my more obligation to protect american lives outweighed temporary discomforts of terrorists i gets up today and do it again. james mitchell was contracted by the cia in the wake of 911 to create an interrogation program for al qaeda suspects he personally used waterboarding torture technique that simulates drowning on several prisoners later he and another psychologist set up a company that provided support for the interrogations the cia's program includes now illegal coercive measures. in the immediate aftermath of $911.00 we tortured some folks lawyers for the 5 detainees are now asking for any statements made under interrogation to be disqualified from the trial on grounds of torture and try war activist sara flounders believes the guantanamo bay court proceedings are deeply flawed well none of this could possibly be a fair trial i mean how can you have a fair t

to protect american lives outweighed temporary discomfort of terrorists the former guantanamo bay prisoner abu zubaydah has 1st hand experience of the interrogation techniques designed by mitchell and he has spoken in detail about what happened. as soon as they locked me up inside the box i tried my best to sit up but in vain for the box was too short i tried to take a curled position but to no avail for it was too tight the very strong pain made me scream unconsciously. they kept pouring water and concentrating on my nose and my mouth until i really felt i was drowning and my chest was just about to explode from the lack of oxygen . and. the. long hours went by while i was standing in that position my hands were tight to the upper bars. it felt like an eternity to the point that i found myself falling asleep despite the water being thrown at me by the guards. are from this let's cross live to war activist sara flounders sara thanks for being with us here on our team international. so during his actual testimony james mitchell defended his actions saying that he was countering the threat o

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bay. also this hour a new clue based watchdog publishes a report looking at how drone strikes could be normalized as a new tool for assassinations after u.s. forces targeted and he really in top military chiefs. and a battle of morals as a wife a car giant tesla the vice president in germany its 1st european factory could create thousands of jobs but also an environmental fallout we know that some of it there will be new jobs and new transparent it's hard to imagine anything bad is it somebody i was because i'm in favor of job creation and treasurers a company in the or any other place for the structure of. it watching our to international bring you a live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. the psychologist dubbed the architect of the cia's and hence interrogation program post $911.00 has been unapologetic about his role in any torture that admission came during a military tribunal that's preparing a trial against the self-proclaimed mastermind of the attack

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bay detention center. i believe there was a genuine threat of an imminent attack. and do it again. around the clock across the world this is r t international from the team and myself you know neal. federal prosecutors in brazil have charged award winning journalist glenn greenwald with committing cyber crimes authorities say he coordinated top officials phones to get information on a high profile corruption case last year the intercept news site in brazil co-founded by greenwald was behind the release of damaging conversations between top figures in the probe quarter picks up the story for us. brazil's president has never been a big fan of journalists if you don't go there was a look at you the money we've got the secular go off i fell for that but no money. but now what they're doing with them i'm sure you know what i do i usually have a legal right to do it every day in order to deliver a bit of both of us on palm thank you. but i asked if i wasn't going on this so it's no surprise freedom of the press

bay prison. also our drone is becoming a new tool for us fascinations based watchdog publishes a report looking at how the weapons have changed from targeting terrorists to top military personnel. and the battle of morals the electric car giant task divides residents in germany its 1st european factory could create thousands of jobs but also an environmental. thing that there will be new jobs and new transport it's hard to imagine anything bad turn somebody on but i'm in favor of job creation and there is a company but wasn't there any other place for this factory. to watching or to international bring your line news i think from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. the psychologist dubbed the architect of the cia's enhanced interrogation program post $911.00 has been apologetic about his role in the torture that admission came during a military tribunal that's preparing a trial against the self-proclaimed mastermind of the attacks on new york and washington and for others which have

bay. and again this is al jazeera and these are the headlines lebanon's new cabinet is about to meet for the fast time the ministers are mostly specialists and academics recruited to come up with a plan to solve the country's economic crisis but the announcement hasn't appeased protest has sent a call to has more from beirut a committee will be formed to formulate and draft what is known here as a ministerial statement the government's action plan and its policies which they will present to parliament during the vote of confidence now this this government is expected to receive that vote of confidence because they were appointed by the ruling alliance which controls the legislature but it doesn't have the legitimacy in the in the streets so there is a certain segment of the population in lebanon which believes that this government is not going to change much the rules have been agreed in the us president on an impeachment trial after more than 12 hours of debate republicans blocked every d

bay. and i get messages out of there and these are the headlines lebanon's new cabinet is meeting for the fast time president told the session the government must address the deteriorating economic situation and regain the confidence of the people say no one has more from beirut. a committee will be formed to formulate and draft what is known here as a ministerial statement the government's action plan and its policies which they were presented to parliament during the vote of confidence now this this government is expected to receive that vote of confidence because they were appointed by the ruling alliance which controls the legislature but it doesn't have the legitimacy in the in the streets there is a certain segment of the population in lebanon which believes that this government is not going to change much the rules have been agreed in u.s. president on trump's impeachment trial after more than 12 hours of debate republicans blocked every democratic attempt to obtain documents and ne

bay. general intended to terrorists libya's warring sides to join former leaders in finding a diplomatic solution to the country's civil war it follows a summit in berlin on sunday in which world leaders pledged to end foreign meddling and help to escalate the conflict a conflict poverty and natural disasters a full stall most often 1000000 afghans out of their homes in the last year alone for some families internal displacement has become part of life that crosses generations reports now from the western province of herat 12 little always he's a struggling to deal with the crisis. it's in the provincial districts the police are fighting for afghanistan's future where the bodies of members of the taliban are displayed like hunting trophies. for reassurance to rule communities that they're safe a warning to armed fighters of what to expect from others can district governor chief. but in remote areas of afghanistan local officials know security does not only come from the barrel of a gun gai

bay. well conflict poverty and natural disasters forced almost half a 1000000 afghans out of there. and desperation is sending many men to the ranks of . the western province of harrods and local authorities struggling to deal with the crisis. it's in the provincial districts the police are fighting for afghanistan's future where the bodies of members of the taliban are displayed like hunting trophies and a reassurance to rural communities that they're safe a warning to armed fighters of what to expect from others can district governor chief but in remote areas of afghanistan local officials know security does not only come from the barrel of a gun gaining the confidence of afghan people is equally important difficult on the backs they other poorest of the poor and really need a lot of help definitely these men have no other choice but to become teledyne criminals or join an insurgent group if they don't find a job we try our best to help them but the insurgents also try their best to easi

bay. and again this is al jazeera and these are the headlines the rules have been approved for us president on trump's impeachment trial after nearly 13 alice of debate republicans blocked every democratic attempt to obtain documents and evidence trump is charged with the abuse of power and obstruction of congress she have returns he has more from capitol hill. slowly became clear what the democrats are up to they knew this is going to happen but what they were trying to do is get as much evidence and much information on the record into the public sphere as possible in case this is their last chance to specify which witnesses they want to talk to which documents that they that they need there is another next week almost bring in witnesses documents well as those impeachment proceedings took place in the senate the u.s. president was hoffa whiled away at the wild economic forum in davos choosing to stay well away from the subject of impeachment trumps address instead held america's economic

bay. dr. james mitchell was in the courtroom for a pretrial hearing for five 911 suspects who had been subject to torture, euphemistically called enhanced turkish and techniques. dr. mitchell and his partner d . bruce jessen were paid $81 million to help design the cia's torture methods, including some of the most abusive tactics stop the pair had no prior experience in interrogation. in 2014, dr. james mitchchell confirmed he personally waterboarded khalid sheikh mohammed. we will have more on the guantanamo trial nader in the broadcast. the guardian reports jeff bezo'' cell phone was hacked by an infected video file sent by saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman. the hacking reported occurred in 2018 and included large amounts of data extracted from bezos's phone only hours after he received the video sent by the saudi crown prince. jeff bezos is the head of amazon and the owner of "the washington post," which reported extensively on the murder of its columnist jamal khashoggi. the cia s

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trial testimony at guantanamo bay detention. i believe there was a genuine. i guess you do it's again. just a few moments into a brand new day here in moscow thursday january the 23rd welcome to our international my names you know. federal prosecutors in brazil have charged pyu let's surprise winning journalist glenn greenwald with cyber crimes authorities say he coordinated the hooking up top officials phones to get information. last year the intercept news site in brazil co-founded by greenwald was behind the release of damaging conversations between top figures in the probe picking up the story for us down quarter. brazil's president has never been a big fan of journalists if you don't go there was a call to give the money to the secular go off i felt like that but no money. but whatever it was that made you know i was going to write usually you know very well read through everything in order to really be a bit of both of us on palm thank you. but i asked if i wasn't going on this so it's no surprise freedom of the press is once again under attack in the c

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bay court proceedings are d.p. for ward. none of this could possibly be a fair trial i mean how can you have a fair trial with people who've been held in total secrecy whose testimony is based on torture. the media isn't allowed in except for conditions so strict that they can't even have a picture of the court room all the testimony is restricted. none of this none of this layers and layers of secrecy is about providing any kind of justice or accountability or even of information it is going through a theater in order to once again exert their power their power over people's lives and we should just note that there were juveniles who were youth who were held for years at guantanamo there were people who had nothing to do were simply sold for bounty who were kuantan m o 780 prisoners and then the thousands who were held in secret rendition or around the world no accounting for them so this was a huge program and its ramifications were still feeling today. the far as detainee mr mitchell waterboard it was a palestin

bay court proceedings are deeply flawed. well none of this could possibly be a fair trial i mean how can you have a fair trial with people who've been held in total secrecy whose testimony is based on torture. the media isn't allowed in except for conditions so strict that they can't even have a picture of the court room all the testimony is restricted. that none of this none of this layers and layers of secrecy is about providing any kind of justice or accountability or even of information it is going through a theater in order to once again exert their power their power over people's lives and we should just note that there were juveniles who were youth who were held for years at guantanamo there were people who had nothing to do who were simply sold for bounty who were kuantan m o $780.00 prisoners and then the thousands who were held in secret rendition or around the world no accounting for them so this was a huge program and its ramifications were still feeling today sorrow for the 1st detail in the mr mitchel waterboar

bay court proceedings are deeply flawed. but none of this could possibly be a fair trial i mean how can you have a fair trial with people who've been held in total secrecy whose testimony is based on torture. the media isn't allowed in except for conditions so strict that they can't even have a picture of the court room all the testimony is restricted. none of this none of this layers and layers of secrecy is about providing any kind of justice or accountability or even of information it is going through a theater in order to once again exert their power their power over people's lives and we should just note that there were juveniles who were a youth who were held for years at guantanamo there were people who had nothing to do were simply sold for. bounty who were kuantan m o $780.00 prisoners and then the thousands who were held in secret rendition all round the world no accounting for them so this was a huge program and its ramifications were still feeling today on the 1st detainee mr mitchel waterboard was a palestinian

bay court proceedings are deeply flawed. but none of this could possibly be a fair trial i mean how can you have a fair trial with people who've been held in total secrecy whose testimony is based on torture. the media isn't allowed in the except for conditions so strict that they can't even have a picture of the court room all the testimony is restricted. the none of this none of this layers and layers of secrecy is about providing any kind of justice or accountability or even of information it is going through a theater in order to once again exert their power their power over people's lives and we should just note that there were juveniles who were youth who were held for years at guantanamo there were people who had nothing to do who are simply sold for bounty who were kuantan m o $780.00 prisoners and then the thousands who were held in secret rendition or around the world no accounting for them so this was a huge program and its ramifications were still feeling today. the detainee mr mitchell wrote supported was a pale

bay he was the foster and cia prisoner to undergo enhanced interrogation and even at last and i while being tortured during his time as you by the house attempted to illustrate his experiences a quick warning you may find some of the following images distressing. as soon as they locked me up inside the box i tried my best to sit up but in vain for the box was too short i tried to take a curled position but to no avail for it was too tight the very strong pain made me scream unconsciously. they kept pouring water and concentrating on my nose and my mouth until i really felt i was drowning and my chest was just about to explode from the lack of oxygen . the. long hours went by while i was standing in that position my hands were tight to the upper bars. it felt like an eternity to the point that i found myself falling asleep despite the water being thrown at me by the guard. there is absolutely no justification that can ever be given or accepted for the horrendous and systematic torture that was used and it was used and authorized from the highest levels from the presidency the f.b.i. th

when i was in miami, my wife went to guantanamo bay for three years so we could have thanksgiving dinner with the troops down there at the detention facility. i took her to haiti. i took her to honduras once, maybe twice. maybe honduras and guatemala. one each. then once to peru. david: what about paris or london? gen. kelly: no. david: none of that? you have three children. you fathered three children. your oldest son is in the military still. gen. kelly: he is a lieutenant colonel in the marine corps. fairly recently promoted. just back from his -- one of his tours in iraq. david: you have a daughter. what is she doing? gen. kelly: she was with the fbi. prior to that actually, she was, she worked with the wounded men and women, mostly men, coming back from the wars at bethesda naval hospital. then she went into the fbi. she was with the hostage rescue team as one of the support people for several years. david: you had another son who lost his life in military combat. gen. kelly: that's right. he started off as an enlisted marine. he became a second lieutenant and was killed in afghanis