The O'Reilly Factor (FNC) - 2002-01-22

Name: The O'Reilly Factor (FNC) - 2002-01-22
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[0:00] it. Have a great night and a safe one.

[0:02] See you tomorrow.

[0:06] >> The O'Reilly factor is on tonight. John

[0:08] Walker on his way back to the USA. But

[0:10] should he be charged with treason? One

[0:13] respected law professor says yes. A

[0:16] woman's legal group says some federal

[0:18] 9/11 money should go to affirmative

[0:19] action for women. We'll debate that.

[0:21] Mike Tyson involved yet another bizarre

[0:24] incident. We have the tape on that. And

[0:26] a newsman says amnesty for all illegals.

[0:28] We'll talk with him. Caution, you're

[0:30] about to enter a no spin zone. Factor

[0:32] begins in 90 seconds.

[0:43] Fox News Live, I'm Kieran Chetri. The

[0:45] Pentagon is defending itself against

[0:46] critics who are questioning the

[0:48] treatment of Taliban and al-Qaeda

[0:50] prisoners. Defense Chief Donald Rumsfeld

[0:52] says the captives are being treated

[0:54] humanely in accordance with the Geneva

[0:56] Convention. He also said that tight

[0:58] security measures are needed because the

[1:00] men are dangerous and some have

[1:02] threatened to kill Americans.

[1:04] International critics though say the

[1:05] United States could lose its support in

[1:07] the war on terror if it doesn't declare

[1:09] the detainees prisoners of war. The Red

[1:12] Cross though says that it is satisfied

[1:14] with the access that the US military has

[1:16] given it to the detainees.

[1:18] >> The prisoners also cooperate so far very

[1:21] well with the ICRC. So we have access.

[1:23] We have the chance to have our private

[1:24] interviews in a calm, serene situation

[1:27] to the extent possible. And that's what

[1:29] they have been asking for.

[1:31] >> Right now 158 detainees are now being

[1:33] held at Camp X-ray in Cuba.