Just amazing. After defining HC as "a constitutional right that the president has to be able to remove people from this country," and adding that "Lincoln used it," she then goes on to say that she "recognizes that the President...has the authority under the Constitution to decide if it should be suspended." Those are two entirely different and diametrically opposed views of Habeas Corpus- it's just not possible to reconcile them. The second, about the President's authority to suspend it (with, as Hassan pointed out, Congressional approval), is more correct. So saying that it's a right the President has while knowing it's one he can only suspend is either a very fluid stupidity or, more likely, an outright lie that she somehow thought she could foist on a room full of people who knew better.