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Has Guantanamo Bay Been Holding the Wrong Men?

The US Supreme Court says prisoners at Guantánamo Bay can challenge their detentions in court. Has the prison for terrorists been holding the wrong men? Also, Israel is silent as Hamas announces that a truce is imminent, and McCain and Obama on oil and the environment.

By Warren Olney • Jun 17, 2008 • 1h 0m Listen

The US Supreme Court says prisoners at Guantánamo Bay can challenge their detentions in court. Has the prison for terrorists been holding the wrong men? We hear who they are, how they got there and how dangerous they might be. Also, Israel is silent as Hamas announces that a truce is imminent, and McCain and Obama have similar goals for energy and the environment, but drastically different ways to get there.

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Christian Bordal
Managing Producer, Greater LA
Dan Konecky
Producer, To the Point
Frances Anderton
architecture critic and author

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Has Guantanamo Bay Been Holding the Wrong Men?

The US Supreme Court says prisoners at Guantánamo Bay can challenge their detentions in court. Has the prison for terrorists been holding the wrong men? Also, Israel is silent as Hamas announces that a truce is imminent, and McCain and Obama on oil and the environment.

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Has Guantanamo Bay Been Holding the Wrong Men?

The US Supreme Court says prisoners at Guantánamo Bay can challenge their detentions in court. Has the prison for terrorists been holding the wrong men? Also, Israel is silent as Hamas announces that a truce is imminent, and McCain and Obama on oil and the environment.

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