To the Guard force families who may be listening, what your loved one goes through every day at Guantanamo Bay is a real sacrifice.

I think the extra process that we're providing these detainees will confer a legitimacy to the trials.

One of the big concerns that we have as a Nation, Mr. Johnson, is what percentage of the Guantanamo Bay detainees do you believe will be held off the battlefield but never go to an Article III court or a military commission trial?

It would be the biggest mistake this country could make, to use the criminal model, but yet still hold people indefinitely without trial.

This location issue is very important because of the politics of this, for lack of a better word.

I think we'll find some common ground here about the evidentiary standard as far as a statement goes.

No one should be detained in America for an indefinite period of time that doesn't go to a civilian court or a military court without an independent judicial review.

We believe the Levin-McCain-Graham amendment to section 1031 of the NDAA addresses this problem by authorizing protective orders in this context.

I think it would help the country if we could reform the process and I think we're very close to a bill that we all can be proud of.

I prefer the military commission system.

I do not want Americans to be monitored as being suspected fifth column movement members of al Qaeda.

I would urge you to get with us soon. Will you do that?