make interrogation methods compliant and legal. the sixth one, it says torture ways. it is a bill from july of 2008 called limitations on interrogation act of 2008. nothing in here that appears to be classified. i want to talk about this sf-86 for a second. i m holding this up right now. i have heard people talk about this. these are things that you might not want the public to have hold of. if someone who works in the intelligence community, you know that if you put something on your regular e-mail, people can get access to it. sf-86, not classified, chuck. leah gabriel, thank you. we ll be right back. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to take their act to the next level. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time. 2% back at the grocery store. and 3% back on gas. vince of the flying branzinos got a bankamericard cash rewards credit card, because he may earn his living jumping through hoops,
the mecca people think of the cia interrogation methods. 51% say it is acceptable under circumstances the treatment of these prisoners. with 28% said went too far and was wrong. what yo is able to the controvey that surrounds this in light of the unbelievable ambush we saw at the school just yesterday morning? one of the things i m able to do is troubled country and give speeches not talk a lot of the american public. generally they agree with me as far as enhanced interrogation does work. love the things we consider torture is not torture. if we have to play loud music for somebody or pour some water on their face to get information that will save lives, they are all pretty much in agreement with that. these water all the time on us to make us very uncomfortable,
soldier back when the afghanistan war was going on with the russians. in any event, they came up with their ways to resist our interrogation methods, and they asked james mitchell, dr. james mitchell, the u.s. did, to take a look at this manual and figure out ways to sort of counteract our own resistance techniques that al-qaeda was prepared to use. and then they figured out, okay, now we know how to do it, and someone s actually going to have to go in and execute on this and get information from the terrorists. and the next thing he knew, he got the call asking him to do it, somebody who had never done enhanced interrogation techniques personally before, but he said, you know, it was tough, and he didn t enjoy it, but he said he felt like he had to do it. and what he said was when you look at those passengers of flight 93 and saw their heroism, this is his thinking, i can do what i need to do to protect my country as well. bill: and when he said, okay,
your staff hasn t been very respectful toward us. also tonight, jesse watters confronting the mayor of new york city, whose own police force is turning against him. you need rescuing. i never need rescuing. caution. you are about to enter the no-spin zone. factor begins right now. hi, i m bill o reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the cia and the police. that is the subject of this even s talking points memo. speaking on meet the press former vice president dick cheney said the end justifies the means. that the tough interrogation methods used by the cia in the week of the 9/11 attack were me necessary to save american lives. he would not change a thing, he d do it all over again. and most folks seem to agree with that assessment. a new pew poll asks were the
public school compound in the northwest city of peshawar and killed at least 141 people, all but nine of them students, children aged 12 to 16. for hours, troops battled terrorists room by room until the attackers themselves were killed but not before they planted explosives which still are being sought out and neutralized at this hour. pakistan is calling the attack a, quote, ghastly act of cowardice. and president obama says terrorists have once again shown their depravity. the grisly revelations in last week s senate report on torture stirred up a lot of debate and outrage. but overall, americans are more okay than not about what they learned. and cia veterans by and large are very okay with it. this was the subject of a fascinating discussion on cnn s new day. here s my colleague, chris cuomo. a majority of people just like you feel comfortable with the brutal interrogation methods