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Terror will soon be back on trial at guantanamo bay. cases against five people accused of plotting the 9/11 attacks are set to resume today at the military prison. one of the defendants, mohammed, believed to be the mastermind behind the attack. nbc national security correspondent is on the ground following every detail for us. hey, ken. so what are these legal proceedings going to look like? and i guess a lot of people are asking, what the heck has taken so long? >> reporter: and thats a great ...

Moreover, i cant imagine that i would be asked that by the president-elect or then-president. >> but in written testimony, a few days later, pompeo seemed to leave the door open to waterboarding and the use of torture. "if experts believe current law was an impediment to gathering vital intelligence to protect the country, i would want to understand such impediments and whether any recommendations were appropriate for changing current law." the reaction from the hill was a slick, with senator jo...

For waterboarding and other enhanced interrogation techniques to be used, once again, and terror suspects. this draft order has reignited a debate over whether or not these methods are effective and whether or not they are legal or should be reinstated ever. dr. james mitchell, who has interrogated some of the worlds most notorious terrorist, including ksm, will talk to us about this in a moment. first, lets go to national security correspondent jennifer griffin, who is live in the nations capit...

About this document that has been circulated, which talked about bringing these things back, what went through your mind, where do you think this came from? >> i have no idea where it came from. in my mind, it would make perfect sense for the new president to try to get a handle on whether things are working or they werent working. i dont know whether that document is a fake. i have no inside knowledge about that. but it does make sense to take a look at whether or not the current measures that ...

About this document that has been circulated, which talked about bringing these things back, what went through your mind, where do you think this came from? >> i have no idea where it came from. in my mind, it would make perfect sense for the new president to try to get a handle on whether things are working or they werent working. i dont know whether that document is a fake. i have no inside knowledge about that. but it does make sense to take a look at whether or not the current measures that ...

He was exposed to them. somewhere between waterboarding and the army field manual, there should be some legal form of coercion. i would encourage all of your viewers to actually read to senator mccains press release today. what he says in that press release is that we are restricted to the army field manual and the whole purpose of the army field manual is to rely on what the detainees voluntarily tell us. what i discovered after i had spent so much time, years literally come with some of the wo...

The oversight committee did request that copy. >> martha: are you concerned theres not a strong enough separation between the presence of the president or that hotel is concerned or what? >> no, i think there is an interesting question. when you have somebody who is both the tenant and the landlord, how is that going to work and we are curious as to what the gsa, who administers these contracts, what do they think of that and how is that going to work out. >> martha: stay tuned. congressman, tha...

Moreover, i cant imagine that i would be asked that by the president-elect or then-president. >> but in written testimony, a few days later, pompeo seemed to leave the door open to waterboarding and the use of torture. "if experts believe current law was an impediment to gathering vital intelligence to protect the country, i would want to understand such impediments and whether any recommendations were appropriate for changing current law." the reaction from the hill was a slick, with senator jo...

For waterboarding and other enhanced interrogation techniques to be used, once again, and terror suspects. this draft order has reignited a debate over whether or not these methods are effective and whether or not they are legal or should be reinstated ever. dr. james mitchell, who has interrogated some of the worlds most notorious terrorist, including ksm, will talk to us about this in a moment. first, lets go to national security correspondent jennifer griffin, who is live in the nations capit...

The oversight committee did request that copy. >> martha: are you concerned theres not a strong enough separation between the presence of the president or that hotel is concerned or what? >> no, i think there is an interesting question. when you have somebody who is both the tenant and the landlord, how is that going to work and we are curious as to what the gsa, who administers these contracts, what do they think of that and how is that going to work out. >> martha: stay tuned. congressman, tha...