Gitmo detainee vowed to kill as many Americans as possible upon release - Obama releases him

If you watched the State of the Union address, you know that closing the prison at Guantanamo Bay is still a top priority for President Obama. Despite signing a closure order way back in January of 2009, the Commander in Chief has failed to follow through and the facility remains open. Now, the clock is ticking and Obama has stepped up the release of Gitmo inmates. In just the last two weeks, he's unshackled another four prisoners. Among those recently set free is 40-year-old Muhammad al Rahman al-Shumrani. According to his file, he was born in Saudi Arabia, he's in good health, and oh! This is interesting: He's vowed to kill as many Americans as possible - in multiple countries - if he's ever released from his cell.