In this round, Mike and Kurt weigh the implications of closing down the prison camp at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. The Guantanamo Bay Prison Camp was opened in 2002 to hold high-value prisoners in the War on Terror. 780 were mean and boys were detained in the ensuing years. As of 2021, 40 foreign detainees remain in US custody, without criminal charge or trial. Is this justified? Who remains? What is the legacy of GITMO? And should the Biden administration finally shutter the camp for good? Join us as Mike and Kurt debate these questions - and more - on this week's episode of Right Brain Left Brain!

Should the US Close Guantanamo?

Fueled by bad beer and good cheer, Kurt, a curmudgeonly conservative, and Mike, a disruptive liberal, debate politics and philosophy through the lens of the week's events.