We're going to have to fight like hell to make sure he gets fair treatment here.

If a witness has a problem with truthfulness, the question is where is the corroboration. In drug cases, you often have terrible (prosecution) witnesses, but if there is corroboration in the form of tapes or photographs, these are things that can really sway a jury.

We were not going to sign anything that he was a terrorist.

We are not asking for a pardon but for a reduction in the sentence. He was really in the wrong place at the wrong time.

We are going to keep doing it until the equity of it appeals to a president of the United States.

When your defense is count nine of the indictment, you're in trouble. He was a kid who believed in what he was doing, but he was not a terrorist.