Lindsey Graham

No one in an American military prison is held arbitrarily.

You should not have joined al Qaeda.

The enemy combatant determination could be a de facto life sentence.

I think you need to have your day in court.

I want to compliment the administration. I think what you all are doing there makes sense.

I think he is right on point here. The HIG is--I want to compliment you. I think it is a great organization to have.

Right, as long as we start with the idea that the initial purpose is to gather intelligence.

I totally agree, and we are in a dilemma as a Nation here, and I do worry about the international community.

Under the law of war, it is lawful to interrogate someone.

I want to try to, if I can, you know, use some scenarios here to reassure people that the system needs to be improved, but is not completely by any means broken.

We will be fighting this war long after you and I have left the political arena.

I totally agree, and I think we have the right theory here, that if you are an enemy combatant, then the law of war takes over.

The decision to prosecute KSM in civilian court was a mistake.

I think you are making a serious mistake in the war on terror.

I think we do, also, because we are fighting a war, we do not have a viable jail.

We are not fighting crime. We are not fighting the Mafia. We are fighting an international, sometimes unorganized, organization called al Qaeda who is bent on our destruction.

I think that is a formula for disaster.

I would argue listen to the commanders, see if we can find a better jail that would meet the needs of this unique war on terror.

I think it is a rational, logical decision, not generated out of fear or revenge, but out of necessity.

President Obama said the Nation was at war with al Qaeda. Do you agree with that?

This is music to my ears because I think we do, also, because we are fighting a war, we do not have a viable jail.

We're not going to 'hold' unless the Afghan Government has the same desire to change their country as we do.

Is Wali Karzai the problem or the solution?

They thought that the problem was 30 percent the Taliban, and 70 percent the Afghan Government.

How in the world are they able to come back? Here we are in 2010, and some people say they're stronger than they've ever been.