Published September 6, 2006
In this speech, President Bush recognized for the first time the existence of formerly secret CIA prisons overseas, adding that 14 high-profile suspected terrorists were transferred from those prisons to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Bush also discussed his plan for conducting trials for the suspects.
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