I doubt his post-arrest statements will be critical to the government's case. Even if everything he said gets thrown out, it likely won't matter. At the time h

I doubt his post-arrest statements will be critical to the government's case. Even if everything he said gets thrown out, it likely won't matter. At the time he was questioned though, the point wasn't "Let's get a confession we can use in court", it was "Are there any more bombs out there".