Via Ace.

This happened fast.

White House officials have told the Justice Department to consider other venues for the 9/11 terror trial that was to be held in lower Manhattan, the Daily News has learned.

The decision came after Mayor Bloomberg and other politicians across the state railed against President Obama’s plan to try Khalid Sheikh Mohammed in Manhattan Federal Court.

Attorney General Eric Holder now has to think of other places where the trial could take place, officials said.

I agree with these protesters. Trying KSM in New York is a really dumb idea.

How can anyone disagree with Krauthammer on this? Why is Eric Holder setting this up as “the trial of the century?”

Could it be that the Obama Administration is trying to take our minds off the climbing unemployment rate? Their indecision on Afghanistan? Sarah Palin? All of the above?

Ponder the subject while you bask in Krauthammer’s glory…

I wrote about this earlier tonight but I couldn’t find a high quality video of the entire exchange so I recorded and uploaded the video to YouTube myself.

This is outrageous.

If you had any doubt about how out of touch the Obama Administration is about 9/11 and the prosecution of terrorists in New York City, rather than military tribunals, feast your eyes below.

Appearing on The O’Reilly Factor tonight, terrorist defense lawyer Scott Fenstermaker:

- Would not admit Americans were murdered on 9/11.

- Repeatedly disputed the number of people killed on 9/11.

- Said those who oppose the NYC trial are “against the rule of law.”

About what I just saw on The O’Reilly Factor.

Bill O’Reilly interviewed one of the lawyers who will be defending KSM and the other terrorists in New York City.

The lawyer refused to admit that Americans were murdered on 9/11 and disputed the number of Americans who were killed.

If this is any indication of what the trial is going to be like, it’s going to be much worse than I feared.

UPDATE: Here’s the video.

There are a few great history lessons wrapped up in this video. Krauthammer delivers as usual.