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Complicated backdrop as well, thorny backdrop as president trump prepares to meet with prime minister theresa may who has been insistent that they are not going to engage in enhanced interrogation methods like water boarding. i think there are going to be some tough questions and we are expecting to get some questions to both of these leadest tomorrow when they meet. >> the president is inside the limo. the beast, and about to proceed to center city philadelphia from south philadelphia as i say ...

Tell you whether using these harsh methods gets information that is true, that you otherwise would not have been able to obtain by questioning would the harsh methods so the answer is its not known and i dont know who the president talked to who told him that torture absolutely works because no one knows for sure, so if you dont know for sure whether it works or not then it seems to me you should look out for all of the toxic side effects of running those sorts of harsh interrogation methods tha...

Next up, dr. james mitchell who organized the enhanced interrogation program and conducted waterboarding on high valued detainees and vote your opinion at cnn.com/vote. does the saving of american lives ever justify the use of enhanced interrogation methods? heres james spader from a 2004 episode of the series "boston legal." >> the truth is, as americans, we love torture. we keep it to ourselves, of course. but come on, when it comes to evil doers? tortures okay. just dont tell anybody. we crea...

Surprising and the fact is if youre attacking clinton or weakening clinton in whats basically a two-person presidential race, you are by definition helping donald trump. so, i dont think any of these conclusions are terribly surprising. >> scott shane, thank you so much for your expertise and your time. >> thank you, michael. time for everybody else to check in and see whats going on via twitter. smerconish, i cant believe a cnn anchor actually in a way defends trump. there is a god. i dont kn...

Hamilton. and that was my whole point. and also this week, a viewer question. dont answer on twitter. go online at cnn.com/vote and weigh in and we will track the results in realtime. see, later in the program, im going to be speaking with dr. james mitchell who designed the post- 9/11 enhanced interrogation program and personally waterboarded al qaeda detain kne detaine detainees. does the saving of american lives ever justify the use of enhanced interrogation methods? go to cnn.com/vote. up ne...

Claims you can get more from a subject with a six pack and smokes. up next, he conducted water boarded on high value detain ees. vote your opinion, does the saving of american lives ever justify the use of enhanced interrogation methods? here is james spater from a 2004 episode of the series "boston legal" -- >> the truth is, as americans, we love torture. we keep it to ourselves, of course. but come on, when it comes to evil doers, torture is okay. just dont tell anybody. oliday . just serve ...

Vetted? thats not what hamilton had in mind. all right. im off my soap box. also this week, weve got a viewer question, dont answer on twitter. go online at cnn.com/vote and weigh in and we will track the results in realtime. later in the program, im going to be speaking with dr. james mitchell who designed the post 9 slv 11 enlanced interrogation program and personally water boarded al qaeda detain knees. does the saving of american lives ever justify the use of enhanced interrogation methods...

Interrogation techniques that the cia cant use. good chance well stand on the moral high ground looking down into a big smoking hole that used to be several city blocks and some city like los angeles. >> i pray not. dr. mitchell, thank you for being here. >> thank you, sir, for having me on. here is a remind e weve got a live vote today of viewer opinion on exactly this question -- does the saving of american lives ever justify the use of enhanced interrogation methods? go to cnn.com slash vot...

Non-combatants killed in our operations. taken responsibility when mistakes are made. we declassified information about interrogation methods that were wrong. so we learned from past mistakes. and yesterday i directed our government for the first time to release a full description of the legal and policy frame works that guide our military operations around the world. this public information allows for a more informed public debate. and it provides a potential check on unfettered executive power...

Administration. and the points that the president continues to hammer. he chose the muslim issue. arguably, one of the most controversial parts and continues to be of donald trumps platform during the campaign. but its also the contrast that the president makes, and his continued opposition to gitmo, calling it a blot on our national honor, his opposition to enhanced interrogation methods, or torture, saying during the speech today that adhering to the rule of law is not a point of weakness, in ...