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To talk, hell take responsibility for what he did hi doesnt want to take responsibility for things he didnt do, kind of seaming to suggest that theres a lot hed like to set the record straight on. >> whatever he did or didnt do, he got paid a lot for it. whats the justification for such a big contract, more than $80 million, to his firm? >> well, thats exactly what the senate wanted to know and didnt get answers on in the report. but the cia when they responded to that report they said, look, we...

About these interrogation techniques and whether or not they are torture. >> first of all, i certainly agree that there were times when cia officers exceeded the policy guidance that was given and the authoritized techniques that were approved and determined to be lawful. they went outside the bounds in terms of their actions as part of that interrogation process. they are harsh. in some instances i would say theyre abhorrent. and ill leave it to you to label those active it itieactiv. >> john m...

Sometimes wrought. more often than not they are true, but my goodness, what happens if they are not? i dont want to go there. i think a were doing a great job with our signal intelligence, with our paid informants. the drones have really evened the strategic battlefield in the sense that i totally embrace the drones. that has rendered al-qaeda in afghanistan and pakistan, for instance, absolutely impotent and in crennel as well because they cant keep their head out without fear that the sky will...

Whether or not the eits were the method that you had to use. and brennan is not actually answering that question. he says the answer is unknowable. but when you look at the records, you can see that plenty of information was gained prior to the use of the eits themselves from those detainees. >> lets listen to what he said about these interrogation techniques and whether or not they are torture. >> first of all, i certainly agree that there were times when cia officers exceeded the policy guidan...

Devised this list of techniques, waterboarding, sleep deprivation among a bunch of other things that are equally as horrifying. did he when you talked with him, even though he would not confirm or deny reports that he was that man, did he defend these methods? >> yeah, michaela, he did seem to defend these interrogation techniques. he said "nothing was done to those detainees that arent done to our servicemen and women by our own training programs. i think its a national discussion. the administ...

Used was called the third degree. that literally meant beating a confession out of a suspect. the supreme court handed down cases making it white clear that the tortureous practices were unacceptable in america. and this ultimate hi forced police to find a new way to interrogate. >> through extended research and years of experience, john reid and associates has developed a nine-step interrogation process. step one, the positive confrontation. >> weve been at some interrogation schools and how to...

Part of the interrogation, theres nothing wrong with doing that. >> just so im entirely clear. the rules of the interrogation process on board that ship is governed by whom? >> by us. >> and when you say us, which department of us? the united states of america? >> the united states of america. the intelligence gathering agencies. with its those associated with the department of defense, whether its the cia or some combination or combination that includes the fbi. the fbi is now an intelligence g...

Questioning. he is in this cocoon if you will of medical care of the repatriation process. not deemed yet ready to be undergoing any kind of legal questioning. even if they brought him back to san antonio, for further repatriation counseling and psychological assistance, that doesnt mean he would under go the interrogation process, participating in questions about his actions for any kind of army review or army investigation. you know, the congressmans point that badly-wounded troops come back v...

>> on august 7th, shortly after they find kaylees body in her bedroom, both thomas and his mother are asked to come to camden police headquarters. thomas enters the box, or interview room. what follows is a remarkable window into the interrogation process. from the suspects point of view. >> did you argue with your sister very often? >> every now and then, like, maybe once a day. >> i just answered the questions. i didnt think there would be anything wrong in telling them. so i just said this is...

Offensive in libya. >> they tried to convince people america is soft, america wont go to war, americans are coward. thats exactly what they keep teaching from western years. >> i want to bring in nic from london. tell us about the interrogation process here. he is in u.s. custody. what is legallial allowed in terms of trying to get information that this guy? >> well, from what we understand, hell be in the hands of this navy vessel very likely in the mediterranean sea. they will be able to sit h...