It troubled me that we had these reports of torture of detainees, we had people jailed at Guantanamo Bay who couldn't even talk to their lawyers and couldn't see the evidence against them - sort of fundamental bedrock civil liberties things.
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It troubled me that we had these reports of torture of detainees, we had people jailed at Guantanam
It troubled me that we had these reports of torture of detainees, we had people jailed at Guantanam
It troubled me that we had these reports of torture of detainees, we had people jailed at Guantanam
It troubled me that we had these reports of torture of detainees, we had people jailed at Guantanam
It troubled me that we had these reports of torture of detainees, we had people jailed at Guantanam
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