The O'Reilly Factor (FNC) - 2002-01-11

Name: The O'Reilly Factor (FNC) - 2002-01-11
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[0:00] send off break.

[0:00] >> We'll see you again.

[0:09] >> The O'Reilly factor from Los Angeles is

[0:11] on. Tonight, President Bush facing some

[0:13] very difficult decisions regarding

[0:14] terrorism. Iran may be protecting

[0:16] Taliban and is sending weapons to the

[0:18] PLO. What should the USA do? What will

[0:22] Congress do now that we know Afghan

[0:23] warlords are protecting some

[0:24] high-ranking Taliban? We'll talk with a

[0:26] senator just back from Afghanistan. And

[0:29] why does Hollywood hate The Factor? Bill

[0:31] Maher has some theories for us. Caution,

[0:34] you're about to enter a no spin zone.

[0:35] The Factor begins in 90 seconds.

[0:44] Fox News Live. I'm Kieran Chet. The

[0:46] first group of al-Qaeda and Taliban

[0:48] prisoners arrived at the US Naval Base

[0:50] in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. They were flown

[0:53] in on an Air Force plane similar to the

[0:55] one you see there. They'll be kept in a

[0:56] highsecurity military prison.

[1:00] >> They will be handled in the right way.

[1:02] They'll be handled uh not as prisoners

[1:04] of wars because they're not, but but as

[1:07] unlawful combatants. Um they, as I

[1:11] understand it, technically unlawful

[1:13] combatants do not have any rights under

[1:15] the Geneva Convention. We have indicated

[1:18] that we do plan to for the most part um

[1:21] uh treat them in a manner that is

[1:23] reasonably consistent with the Geneva

[1:25] conventions

[1:27] uh to the extent they are appropriate.

[1:29] >> And this first group of men are

[1:30] considered the most dangerous of the

[1:32] captives. The feds have charged an

[1:34] Egyptian national with lying in

[1:36] connection with the 911 investigation.

[1:38] They say he denied knowledge of a radio

[1:40] in his hotel room