All right, you guys, introducing Clive Stafford Smith.

He's a lawyer from Great Britain, from the outfit Reprieve,

where they represent the most wretched of refuse like those locked away at Guantanamo Bay prison.

Welcome back to the show for live. How are you doing sir?

Well, look, let me tell you first. When you say I represent the wretched of refuse, I don't represent you,

so it can't be that rich. Also, I've moved on from Reprieve, actually. I've founded founded Receive many years ago, but all founders should

piss off after a while. So I've moved on and set up a new charity now. Still work with Receive a lot, but

Oh, I see. The new charity is called the 3D center where we help young people to come up with some

passionate thing that they can spend the next 50 years during making the world a better place.

Great, the 3D center, you say?

Yep, 3D.org.

And even though I am in England,

I'm a true blue American.

I just want you to know that's the red is.

Originally from the UK you just still sound funny that's all but you're one of us now.

Can I just point out?

Yes.

You're accusing me of having an accent. It's my language. It's you that has the accent. I hate to break the news to you.

That's probably right. We perfected it though, like pizza, you know? Like Mexican food. Yeah, the poor Mexicans and Italians, you know, really have nothing to boast about enough to eat.

All right, well, we haven't come for the falafels and all of that stuff yet, but soon enough.

So yeah, and listen, by the way, we got to talk about this thing, which I'm sure you had a hand in getting published here by Ahmed Rabini, your client, published at the Huffington Post. The US has held me for 19 years without a charge.

I have just one chance to be freed.

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