Interpol is a law enforcement-type organization. Clearly, the United States government works in a collaborative way with nations across the globe.

I know of no evidence that supports that claim.

Intelligence is critical to this conflict, probably more so than in any other conflict this nation has been engaged in. We know that we learn from our enemies that we have captured information that thwarts attacks and saves lives.

In some cases, you had detainees that had made some incriminating statements about other detainees, and about third parties back in their home countries. In others, detainees had made statements that could be taken by enemy forces as disloyal acts against them. In others, detainees indicated that they had cooperated with U.S. forces, which could be held against them by individuals in their home countries.

If you look at what we've done to date, we've nearly doubled our investments in chemical and biological defenses. We've implemented any number of important organizational changes to address the challenges that are posed by WMD more effectively.

If you're doing A, B and C and are asked to do D, will D be harder? Sure.

I have no information that would lead me to believe that there is an imminent release.

I'm afraid the staff member got ahead of the decision.

It is the policy of the department to preserve life through lawful, clinical means.

It is the policy of the United States, as well as the Defense Department, to treat all remains consistent with the Geneva Convention and with the utmost respect. These allegations will be aggressively investigated and, if proven to be true, the individuals will be held appropriately accountable.