They have no power to pronounce him guilty, so that's about as important as me, or Oprah, or Bill Murray pronouncing him guilty. His right to the presumption o

They have no power to pronounce him guilty, so that's about as important as me, or Oprah, or Bill Murray pronouncing him guilty. His right to the presumption of innocence is in the court of law, not the court of public opinion, and that right has not been violated. You're basically complaining that people don't like him. No shit. As for not being tortured, there is literally nothing the US could say or do that would provide what you're looking for there. It's a nonstarter.