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Occasions that you have to z goes back and look at the time frame where all of this took place. he was characterizing this interrogation program as sort of a relic of the early years after 9/11 and that that might explain somewhat as to why these american values in the presidents view were not upheld in carrying out these arse interrogation techniques. were hearing the two minute warning for the press briefing but i think those are the key questions playing out. >> i can get another question in ...

Folks having the rug pulled out from under them, people doing what they thought we wanted them do, thats unprecedented. >> general hayden is not a happy man this morning. what else did he say in im joined by chris frates to tell us. good morning. >> good morning, carol. i talked to james mitchell yesterday. hes the reported architect of that interrogation program. now, he couldnt confirm or deny that hes the psychologist mentioned in the report because he has a non-disclosure agreement with the ...

You dont need to think about the energy that makes our lives possible. because we do. were exxonmobil and powering the world responsibly is our job. because boiling an egg... isnt as simple as just boiling an egg. life takes energy. energy lives here. a partisan pile of bull. thats the blunt assessment of the senate intelligence committees scathing cia torture report by someone who reportedly created the very enhanced interrogation program. >> for years, james mitchell has been tied to the con...

Out. though he will not admit that in public. my cnn colleague spoke with that man and joins me live from d.c. with the details. give me the lowdown on who it is were talking about and why he wont publicly confirm what his role was when hes so defiant in terms of what he calls this report. >> good morning, ashleigh. i talked to james mitchell. he tells me he cant confirm or deny that hes the psychologist mentioned in that report because he has a nondisclosure agreement with the government. but h...

Reporting that bin laden was meeting with pakistani scientists to develop a nuclear weapon. we captured people who we believed had information on those plots, and we were not learning anything from them. >> so times were different, right, liz? >> yes, and thats important, but i would say we are at a real disadvantage because we do not have the interrogation program in place still today. the war on terror is not over. you have isis now which is, you know, a terrorist organization that is now rich...

A man who was against the program, ended, they called it torture. yet in his recent memoir, did say theres to doubt that the interrogation program produced important, even critical intelligence in the fight against al qaeda. >> john rizzo, we really appreciate you joining us on "new day." we understand that hindsight is 20/20 and its wonderful to get your perspective and explanation for how all this happened, thanks so much for being here. >> i appreciate it. over to chris. one of the concer...

A prosecutor in spain sought to bring a case against augusto pinochet, the former dictator of chile, and he was actually arrested in london. and that case was proceeding against him on the grounds that he had tortured spanish citizens in she lay. he was actually held pending trial, but he died before that case ever was resolved. that concept that there are some crimes that are so universal in their application, they can be tried anywhere, thats the idea behind those sorts of prosecutions. but it...

D detainee person in that cat goir who the goeft thinks is too dangerous to release. >> well, theyve tried, but they tortured him. >> yes, in some sense. >> so, in some dark place, he 345i have to leave in a blax box. we also have someone who is on the other side of this who worked in the interrogation program, wrote a book about it. glen carl joins me now. glen, can we start with the black sites that are part, a huge part of this. these are spread across the world, some in afghanistan, some in ...

In the need for the law to cover their rear ends and the need to continue the program because it was effective was richard bruce cheney. he was the man in the 145 doe shadows orchestrating all of this. >> the story the c.i.a. sold the bhiet house and the american people and the effectiveness for the interrogation program, thats ahead.

Cant be wrong. that in this case you absolutely have to be right on the mark. gretchen. >> wow. what a story. horrible story. trace, thank you so much. well, we are hearing for the first time ever from the man who allegedly designed the cias interrogation program. >> it seems completely incen insensible that slapping ksam is bad but sending a hell fire missile into a family picnic and killing the children and killing granny is okay. >> does he have a point? were going to ask the cias top lawye...