Inside Gitmo's 9/11 Courtroom: What a War Correspondent Saw
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Why has the 9/11 trial at Guantanamo Bay been delayed for decades? War correspondent Holly McKay explains what she saw inside. Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, the legal process for the alleged masterminds remains stalled. We sit down with Holly McKay, who has covered the judicial proceedings firsthand, to understand why the case against Khalid Sheikh Mohammed continues to face significant setbacks. This discussion moves beyond the headlines to examine the complexities of military commissions and the challenges inherent in seeking justice for such a significant national security case. If you want to understand the reality behind the courtroom doors, this breakdown provides the necessary context. Subscribe for weekly news breakdowns, and let me know in the comments: what specific questions do you have about the ongoing 9/11 trial? 0:00 The Long Shadow of the 9/11 Legal Process 0:56 A Cycle of Delays and Retiring Judges 3:49 The Impact of Black Sites on Evidence 6:18
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