Last week, President Obama signed an executive order that will close the terrorist detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Obama says America can be secure without compromising our values? But have our values actually been compromised at Gitmo or is the policy the victim of a smear campaign? Are prisoners being abused or being treated far better than inmates at any other prison camp in the history of warfare? How much have we learned from interrogations there? And what comes next? We ask James Robbins, former Special Assistant to the Secretary of Defense and senior fellow at the American Foreign Policy Council.
