How to pronounce “huske” in English

Kim Huskey: I have a sister who's making a difference.

Kristine Huskey: Oh, she does. Well, thank you for that very warm welcome.

Kristine Huskey: Well, now, that's a good question.

Kristine Huskey: Well, you raise many good points and some which I should have hit on in the beginning talking about Guantanamo. You know, one of the original problems of

Kristine Huskey: No. I mean, as a young lawyer, when I started doing this litigation, it was -- every step of the way was sort of eye-opening. And starting at the lower court and finally

Kristine Huskey: Thank you.

Kristine Huskey: I mean, there definitely was -- at some point what they had -- what they were called the CIA 'black sites', where they did bring -- and this sort of came out

Kristine Huskey: We did. I mean, the international book from the legal and the policy perspective is very interesting. I think, from just a policy perspective -- and

Kristine Huskey: No, that's, I mean, one of the big criticisms of the Bush Administration -- among others -- was the sort of abuse of executive power.

Kristine Huskey: Thank you.

And her name is Kristine Huskey. She is author of the recently published, "Justice at Guantanamo: One woman's odyssey and her crusade for human rights.”

Well, Huskey was intrigued at some of Turing's architectural ideas for building computers.

It's been husked and out of its shell.

And it starts with this guy right here, Harry Huskey.

And special thanks to my sister and your colleague, Kim Huskey.