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I'm John Batchew with my colleagues, Cameron McMillan and Bradley Bowman.

Cameron is an Iraqi veteran, Iraqi war veteran of Operation Inherent Resolve.

He's a research analyst at the FD. Bradley Bowman is director of the Center on Military and Political

Power, Senior Director. Brad, I come to you about what is to be done. You ask a series of questions

in your article. The first one gets right to it.

How secure our ISIS detention facilities? Because there's the big rub. They get away,

they start murdering people who's responsible. How many are there? What is being done? Are they

sentenced forever? I know they don't get due process, but what's the thinking about

keeping hundreds, if not thousands, including, I believe, families penned up? Yeah, no, thank you, John.

You know, the central premise behind this idea is that when you have terrorists detained who want to

kill you and your allies, we should not release them.

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