Yesterday, Katie Couric asked Barack Obama straight out: "Have you ruled out trying confessed 9-11 mastermind Kalid Sheik Mohammad in New York City?" To which Obama replied:
I have not ruled it out, but I think it's important for us to take into account the practical, logistical issues involved. I mean, if you've got a city that's saying no, and a police department that's saying no, and a mayor that's saying no, that makes it difficult.
Ya think?
A really, really smart guy--I mean a really practical guy--the kind of guy who is on top of logistics, might have consulted that city, that police department, and that mayor before making the decision to plant a terrorist magnet in their midst, just a short distance from the former World Trade Center, and give him all the rights and comforts that he denied almost 3,000 innocent people on that terrible day in 2001.
A really, really smart guy--I mean a really practical guy--the kind of guy who is on top of logistics, might have consulted that city, that police department, and that mayor before making the decision to plant a terrorist magnet in their midst, just a short distance from the former World Trade Center, and give him all the rights and comforts that he denied almost 3,000 innocent people on that terrible day in 2001.
The quote is in the first 22 seconds of the video:
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