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Still working in the cia. called for president obama to purge his administration of them. as we reported yesterday the report found that tactics were more brutal than cia officials admitted. waterboarding sleep deprivation in a case where a detainee died of hypothermia after interrogates chained him partially naked to a concrete floor. thats part of the list, havent seen. john brennan admits the agency, quote, made mistakes but claims the harsh interrogations saved lives. ed henry at the white h...

Gutfeld who is supposedly back tomorrow. like anyone cares. now lets welcome our guests. she is hotter than the fires of hell. i know. i visited. anchor and reporter for ktla in los angeles. she starts every day with a delicious smoothie and by smoothie, i mean a gin and tonic. and everyone is entitled to his or her opinion. it is tvs andy levey. and his hair is harder than calculus. it is buck sexton, host and editor of "the buck sexton show" on the blaze network. >> a block. the lede. thats th...

Interrogations. in order to stop the next plane from hitting the next building which might have your family member, we have to use enhanced interrogation practices. not because they like torturing people or putting people through stress positions, but because they needed the maximum amount of intelligence as quickly as possible. if you could have your life saved, your family members saved by doing that, would you green light the c.i.a.? if the answer is yes, then throw out that report. >> just r...

>> exactly. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. parents, let us know what you think about that. coming up, senate democrats about to reveal u.s. interrogation practices and hillary clinton thinks that we should empathize with terrorists. >> showing respect even for ones enemies empathize with their perspective and point of view. >> does this embolden the enemy? donald trump, you know it, hes going to react at the top of the hour. and a british invasion. prince william and h...

And both institutions have incredibly important jobs. and theyve got to work together to promote national security. now, in this case, i was involved in 2009 when chairman feinstein came to then director panetta and said we would like to look at these interrogation practices. remember, president obama had ended the interrogation practices. and of course, only three individuals were waterboarded and many of the interrogation practices by then were old and largely dormant. but the congressional co...

Heard things about her remarks but until i have a chance to actually take a look at them and talk with her, i reserve judgment. >> are you prepared to have the senate disclose everything that happened on your watch when you were involved in the interrogation practices during the bush years. >> there is a need for the senate to conclude its work and were going to work with them. there have to be appropriate steps taken to make sure that we protect individuals that are involved and to make sure th...

Museum john riz zo is no james bond. but he is the ultimate company man, a lead cia lawyer during decades occasionally marred by scandal, intelligence failures and post 9/11 interrogation practices later outlawed. >> extraordinary measures have to be taken. >> extraordinary measures, you mean what was later decided to be torture. >> if it had been torture we wouldnt have done it. >> they helped recreate sites in zero dark thirty. he got the bush department to sign off on them in real life. the o...

Would deprive the ttp of its second in command and chief strategist. >> the reports come less than a week after president obama outlined new guidelines for drone strikes. the state department had previously offered a $5 million reward for information leading to his location. a spokesman for the pakistan taliban denies the reports. the bush era republican who decried wiretapping and other contentious tactics may be on his way to fbis top spot. sources tell nbc news president obama plans to nomi...

Michael morell mainly agreed with her saying the impression that enhanced interrogation was the key to finding bin laden is false, and he also said whether enhanced interrogation techniques were the only timely and effective way to obtain information from those detainees, as the film suggests, is a matter of debate that cannot and never will be definitively resolved. so, david corn, how are we going to resolve it? >> i think the acting director is wrong. it can be resolved if you have enough inf...

Cia interrogation practices, and they produced a report that came out a few weeks ago that was 6,000 pages long on the cia detention practices. i know youre dying to read that report, as i am, but it happens to be classified. but she and senator levin and john mccain have put out statements saying that their report -- this is part of what you just read -- indicated to them that there was basically nothing that came from enhanced interrogation, what i would call torture, waterboarding, that was s...