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Here was nosenko, brand-new kgb defector. he had to know whether he acted alone or whether he was the agent of our great rival. the agent of this foreign power and the information that he had was what lee harvey oswald had, in fact, acted alone. he knew from firsthand experience that the soviets thought it was unstable, personally unfit for my kind of spy work, so they didnt put him up to anything. and in the winter of 1964, the cia decided that they didnt believe him. and they had this cia inte...

What the c.i.a. had done was wrong. wrong. it was a bad idea. it was not only an embarrassment, but they were worried that if they did this again, they were going to continue making mistakes. that might be costly mistakes. so a few years later, the cia had done 1200 plus days of constantly sleep deprivation. the c.i.a. conclusion was that that entire operation, including the treatment of him over those 1200 plus days was an abomination. and the c.i.a. got rid of that interrogation manual.

Again, they were going to continue making mistakes. that might be costly mistakes. so a few years later, the cia had done 1200 plus days of constantly sleep deprivation. the c.i.a. conclusion was that that entire operation, including the treatment of him over those 1200 plus days was an abomination. and the c.i.a. got rid of that interrogation manual. irts a bad idea.

Keep that in mind. >> general, a quick final thought. the fact is what he mentions, war is awful, people get killed innocent civilians get killed in the theater of war. is this to be expected, some will ask? >> well, certainly laws of war attempt to prevent atrocities and violations of human values so thats all part of the consideration of training young soldiers and thats why what we do in our interrogation you mentioned the interrogation manual 34-52. its a great manual to show how to question...

In 1963, the c.i.a. had written an interrogation manual, basically where they would use torture techniques. they would even use things like hypnosis and drugging people into a stupor to try to get more out of them in an interrogation. a year before, when nosenko defekted, that was a year before as their guidelines. the other thing that happened right before he got there was the assassination of president john f kennedy. the man who killed president kennedy was lee harvey oswald.

So hes getting them really valuable information. in 1964, he decided to defect to the united states. and that is when things started going horribly wrong. in 1963, the cia had written an interrogation manual, basically where they would use torture techniques as part of interrogations. they would even use things like hypnosis and drugging people into a stupor to try to get more out of them in an interrogation. a year before, nosenko defected, that was a year before as their guidelines. the other ...

And the information that he had was what lee harvey oswald had, in fact, acted alone. he knew from firsthand experience. that the soviets thought it was unstable, personally unfit for my kind of spy work, so they didnt put him up to anything. and in the winter of 1964, the c.i.a. decided that they didnt believe him. and they had this c.i.a. interrogation manual for how you interrogate people. they decided that they were going to use all of it. and so in 1964, they locked him up near williamsburg...

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Decision to have seal team six conduct the raid that got bin laden. there is no question that was his responsibility and i thrchg he handled it well, i give him high marks for making that decision. i still am concerned about the fact that i think a lot of the techniques that we had used to keep the country safe for more than 7 years are no longer available. that they have been sort of taken off the table, if you will, when the president first came into office, he moved to close began tap began t...

Decision to have seal team six conduct the raid that got bin laden. there is no question that was his responsibility and i thrchg he handled it well, i give him high marks for making that decision. i still am concerned about the fact that i think a lot of the techniques that we had used to keep the country safe for more than 7 years are no longer available. that they have been sort of taken off the table, if you will, when the president first came into office, he moved to close began tap began t...