Wall Street Journal: The Ramzi Yousef Standard - The Administration has ways of making terrorists not talk. - '...When Mr. Gregory pressed about "additional intelligence that could be gleaned" by interrogation, Mr. Brennan replied: "Well, first of all, we have different ways of obtaining information from individuals according to that criminal process. A lot of people, as they understand what they're facing and their lawyers recognize that there is advantage to talking to us in terms of plea agreements, we're going to pursue that. So—and we are continuing to look at ways that we can extract that information from him." A plea agreement? Mr. Brennan seems to be saying that now that he has a public defender, Abdulmutallab has clammed up. But the Administration might be able to coax him to talk if it offers him a lower sentence or some kind of other legal concession, even though he tried to kill nearly 300 people aboard an American airliner...'