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Mentioned, i dont even have a social media account. but i wouldnt use wallway products. >> senator, time expired. >> thank you. >> thank you for your courtesy in meeting with me yesterday. however, i regret to have to say there is no greater indictment of this nomination process that be the fact that you are deciding what the country gets to know about you and what it doesnt. so far the american people have only been given information that is designed to help you get confirmed. everything else h...

What should we know about her. >> i think thats exactly right. she does have a spine of steael. shes a smart person. and shes the kind of person who can do the right thing. she is very ethical, shes also an incredibly nice person. thoroughly experienced. i think shes the most experienced at least in overseas clandestine operations, most experienced director we have had since -- or will have since bill colby back in the 70s. we had career analysts be cia director, but it has been a long time sinc...

That is what you have human rights advocates, the u.n. special report on torture. well call it that. that was -- she oversaw one cia site where there was a suspect who was waterboarded. she also oversaw the destruction of cia interrogation tapes. so this is somebody we do want to reckon with our history during the bush administration over the last 18 years of the war on terror as a country that i think we need to be very critical of people like gina haskell and the history and record that she ha...

Cias destruction of interrogation tapes being destroyed in 2005. during a discussion with senators, she was nominated earlier this month, and shes made it quite clear that that was a different time. in her words, it was a post-9/11 mindset, it was a different set of laws then. in 2015 congress passed legislation to outlaw torture across the government. she told senators, wolf, she will follow the law and noted very clearly that waterboarding is not permissible under current law. in addition to t...

>> jesse: playing gregs loud music. >> dana: they would play that in a prison. >> greg: they play a lot of metallica and slayer. >> dana: one of the hardest briefings i ever had to do at the white house, i woke up in the morning, got "the new york times" and there is the story that the cia has destroyed interrogation tapes, and i thought oh, my gosh. i talked to everybody, the president, the vice president, former cia director, national security advisor. i remember having a private moment with s...

But knows the clear parameters. and just how far intelligence officers, intelligence analysts and intelligence operatives should go when it comes to informing policy. >> but, ned, haspel has been linked to the cia destruction of interrogation tapes that documented harsh interrogations of at least two al qaeda suspects in cia detention, the destruction ordered by the head of the clandestine service. haspel, his chief of staff at the time. is this something that could perhaps pose a problem for he...

Prosecutors asked him was, why did you talk to the producers of "the jinx"? and this is what durst had to say. take a listen. >> when i did the interview for "the jinx" -- >> yeah. >> -- i was on meth. >> he says he was on meth, but he doesnt dispute the voracity of what he told the producers. he told the producers he did not kill his wife, he did not kill his close friend susan berman as well. so thats one of the back and forths. but obviously this is something prosecutors want to be introduced...

Cooperating with the joint terrorism task force. but they moved in. they made that arrest when they felt that he had obtained the weapons he needed to begin to enact the attack plans. four firearms he received on july 4th. they then went into his apartment and found he had been working to construct molotov cocktails, he had two machetes, a long knife. and he also purchased a pressure cooker. he makes it very clear that he was inspired by the boston marathon bombing attacks. we know that the expl...

All of that on laura. >> colton is convicted of murder and sentenced to 55 years. and some time prior to her own trial, laura tattoos his name on her ankle, a bewildering choice her lawyer attributes to her instability. >> i think she is bipolar. theres a picture of her coming into the trial, and she looks like shes interviewing for miss america. shes smiling. its all bad affect. dear god, tell me, is that evidence relevant to determination of whether or not you committed a crime? >> because she...

Agency and try to stop this report from coming out. now that it is out, it is sort of like ripping the band aid. they feel that brennan was over there to defend what they were doing. he reminded everyone about 9/11 and the fact that the cia employees were the first on the ground after 9/11, 15 days after and a cia employee was one of the first mesh -- was the first american killed when the war started, erin. and so one of the things that brennan was trying to do was -- you saw the tweets from di...