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War. >> ron, what is it that youre asking for? >> i want the president of the united states to keep his rdword. he said he was going to be transparent about why and how we conduct war from a robot in the air blowing people away. >> what is it you would like to know? >> i would look at the rules of engagement can we really -- i mean when the president of the united states says were going to know with a near certainty? really? how do you come up with near certainty? is that just a talking point yo...

Conspiracy to kill americans. his name, suleiman abu ghaith. he appeared in a federalcourtrot steps away from ground zero. all of this for his alleged role as the terror groups top spokesman. they say he made an extensive post arrest statement totaling 22 pages. some makers to e are blasting the obama administration for bringing this very high profile suspect into the civilian legal system rather than a military tribunal at gitmo. >> the administrations decision here to bring this person to new ...

That we want them to go to gitmo to be held in military custody for interrogation purposes. so im going to follow this case very closely. i think we are now setting a new precedent that will come back to bite us. tonights dare? give your hair some beauty sleep. with pantenes new overnight miracle repair serum. 8 hours of repair while you sleep. with no residue on the pillow. dare to sleep on it. new overnight miracle from pantene. so i used my citi thankyou card to pick up some accessories. a ne...

Interrogation purposes. i am going to follow this case very closely. are setting a new precedent to come back to bite us. al-qaeda operative is in cussdy. son-in-law for usama bin laden and former al-qaeda spokesman. news is told that this operative was brought to the u.s. several days ago and has been cooperating with authorities. is in new york on friday. federal court. a seven-page indictment charging him in federal court. are back with the panel., this obviously creating a bit of an uprate. ...

Interviews for interrogation purposes. they thought if they told her that she would crumb fell onto the floor and say, "i did it." megyn: he says she never failed the lie detector test to him. >> to the layman there is full and pass. there is a full spectrum. inconclusive where you should be absolutely truthful is one way you can use a polygraph to actually direct youre investigation. its a tool. i find it odd that they have taken three months to bring this fact out saying there was no lie detec...

Waterboarded people for interrogation purposes. and its false. it never happened. the only water boarding that was done was done by the cia. second works you keep guantanamo open, and the answer is yes. as long as you have people who are not prisoners of war, but unlawful combatants, people who need to be kept off the streets because theyre going to go out and kill more innocent men, women, and children, americans, and others, then you need a place to put them. i described guantanamo bay as the ...

Was waterboarded at guantanamo bay, zero. there is a big myth out there that the military people in the department of defense waterboarded people for interrogation purposes. and its false. it never happened. the only water boarding that was done was done by the cia. second works you keep guantanamo open, and the answer is yes. as long as you have people who are not prisoners of war, but unlawful combatants, people who need to be kept off the streets because theyre going to go out and kill more i...

Bay. zero. theres a big myth out there that the military people and the department of defense waterboarded people for interrogation purposes. and its false. it never happened. the only waterboarding that was done was done by the cia. second, would you keep guantanamo open? and the answer is, yes. as long as you have people who are not prisoners of war but unlawful combatants, people who need to be kept off the streets because theyre going to go out and kill more innocent men, women and children,...

Learn about abu ahmads identity until 2007. they say it began with a nickname given up by post 9/11 detainees during interrogation. they havent said exactly who gave up the information or what it took to get it out of them. peter king, a new york republican, said this today. >> i was talking to people close to the situation who said initial information came from khalid shaikh mohammed after he was waterboarded, directly relating to the courier. >> can you describe your source? is it somebody in ...

Happened at the time. >> those interrogations were conducted during the bush administration and defense secretary donald rumsfeld shot down the idea that water boarded was used. >> the united states department of defense did not do water boarded for interrogation purposes to anyone, and it is true, as i understand it, that some information that came from normal interrogation approaches in guantanamo did lead to information that was beneficial in this instance. but it was not harsh treatment, it ...