CLEAN : Day one of IS Beatle jihadist El Shafee Elsheikh trial

The transcript discusses the trial's location in the United States, where both British and FBI evidence can be used, suggesting a fair trial. The speaker expresses surprise at the lack of substantial evidence and the attempt to create reasonable doubt. A contrast is drawn between the treatment of British and American hostages and the need for a civilized response, emphasizing justice and humane treatment.

Why is the trial being held in the United States?

• Because the United States has better lawyers.

• Because both British and American evidence can be used.

• Because the United States has a faster legal process.

• Because the trial is about an American citizen.

What was the speaker surprised about regarding the trial?

• The location of the trial.

• The amount of evidence available.

• The lack of substantial evidence.

• The speed of the trial process.

What is the speaker's view on creating reasonable doubt?

• It is unnecessary in this trial.

• It is crucial for a fair trial.

• It complicates the legal process.

• It is only important in British trials.

How were the British and American hostages treated?

• They were provided with legal aid.

• They were treated like animals.

• They were treated with respect.

• They were given fair trials.

What does the speaker believe is important to show in trials?

• The importance of harsh punishment.

• How civilized people should react.

• The speed of the legal process.

• The need for more evidence.