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Megyn: interrogating terror suspects is one of the toughest jobs out there. our cia agents have come under fire for how they have done it. there are serious questions about whether they can be accused of torture or not. yesterday i had the opportunity to speak with a best-selling author. alex baronsen about his new book "the midnight house" and asked him whether the word torture applies. >> i discuss what is torture. it is this place in poland where an american interrogation team is virtually to...

Abolished the bush interrogation studies. it was announce that the hig would be set up in its place contribution it turns out that it did not even exist at the time of the attempted attack on christmas. it doesnt exist today. they are still looking for office space in virginia. that tells you one year into the administration we do not have this elite element, elite group which can get valuable information out of terrorists who may know something. >> bill: lets do the timeline. in august, preside...

Abolished the bush interrogation studies. it was announce that the hig would be set up in its place contribution it turns out that it did not even exist at the time of the attempted attack on christmas. it doesnt exist today. they are still looking for office space in virginia. that tells you one year into the administration we do not have this elite element, elite group which can get valuable information out of terrorists who may know something. >> bill: lets do the timeline. in august, preside...

Abolished the bush interrogation studies. it was announce that the hig would be set up in its place contribution it turns out that it did not even exist at the time of the attempted attack on christmas. it doesnt exist today. they are still looking for office space in virginia. that tells you one year into the administration we do not have this elite element, elite group which can get valuable information out of terrorists who may know something. >> bill: lets do the timeline. in august, preside...

There were no shots fired. u.s. officials say anas al libi is on a u.s. navy ship where an interrogation team will try to get information from him but will likely end up in a new york city court since hes been indicted for the bombing. abc news, washington. and in other news this morning, treasury secretary jacob lew is warning that they are playing with fire when it comes to the government shutdown and boehner says there will not be a vote on a bill to boost the countrys borrowing authority w...

Cough, again, in boston. what is the fbi focusing on today and moving forward? >> reporter: federal prosecutors are focusing on drafting a criminal complaint we could see as early as this afternoon, detailing the criminal charges against him supported by an affidavit from an fbi agent that would lay out some details of the plot. not all of them but could provide crucial new information for us about what tsarnaev actually did and raise and shed some light on whether the fbi think there is are any...

Not going to be use td used in case. [ inaudible ] that is quite controversial already. the aclu has questioned that, has said this is un-american. and its gonna be very controversial to see how far they go and what the scope of the questioning is by this high-value interrogation team. clearly, what they want to know, did he have any accomplices? were there any international connections? were there anybody overseas directing him, encouraging him, guiding him, providing him financial support? all...

>> going to be evaluated depending on how much information the high asset interrogation team gets from the suspect. the bigger question, judge jeanine is how do we value our constitutional rights in this country. obviously we are afraid. obviously we are in terror. but do we pick ourselves up or throw the constitution down and say okay, now we are going have military police and military authorities making dehe sixes about criminal justice matters in the country. that is a robust question. >> jud...

Government will seek the death penalty, but these charges could result in the death penalty. we wont know whether the justice department is seeking the death penalty from this criminal complaint charge today. that will come much later. >> lets talk about the wound to the throat were starting to hear about. that apparently has prevented him from being able to speak. how are interrogators going to get around this? just a simple, they ask questions and he writes or -- or what? >> reporter: well, al...

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