Topic: Habeas Corpus

Jimmy Dore explains how the NDAA under Barack Obama effectively repealed habeas corpus, allowing the government to detain "terrorists" indefinitely. He notes that a 2003 Homeland Security edict classifies all protesters as potential terrorists. The segment also touches on the militarized police response to the Standing Rock protests and the silence of politicians like Elizabeth Warren.

The discussion focuses on the suspension of habeas corpus and the existence of Guantanamo Bay as a legal "black hole." The hosts question why suspected terrorists are denied the same due process afforded to serial killers like Charles Manson, suggesting history will judge this era harshly.