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>> i get it. >> im dead serious. >> so every time its like the vietnam war, became very unpopular among democrats -- they were supporting it right up until then, and then said, we cant be for this war. same war. >> sams right. >> so everything now is if you dont like obama, you like putin. i mean, anybodys at war with obama now is your new nationalist buddy. >> it shows you how far petty partisanship has gone in washington. if you look at the numbers, its about the same time that the presidents ...

Soldier back when the afghanistan war was going on with the russians. in any event, they came up with their ways to resist our interrogation methods, and they asked james mitchell, dr. james mitchell, the u.s. did, to take a look at this manual and figure out ways to sort of counteract our own resistance techniques that al-qaeda was prepared to use. and then they figured out, okay, now we know how to do it, and someones actually going to have to go in and execute on this and get information from...

New york city on 9/11. theres a notion that somehow theres moral equivalence with what the terrorists did and what we do. that is not true. we were careful to stop short of torture. >> no one is making an argument between what terrorists did on 9/11 and the techniques use zed on a number of people by a contractor. >> its interesting to make emotional statements. the statements are not the facts. for example, most of the information as it has senate report tells us, were obtained and resulted in ...

College. heres what sabrina did, she started with her premise and she backed and filmed and never interviewed the people that were accused. senator feinstein started a premise that torture is bad. she backed and filled, she went and found some interrogation techniques they were using, never interviewed the people that were accused of doing it. why arent we holding feinstein under the same rules? is there a redo on the senate interrogation report im all for that. rolling stone, youre right, shoul...

To leave my house immediately the other day, he said, and no one ever bothered to call me up and ask for my side of the story. he didnt want to do this, he didnt enjoy the enhanced interrogation techniques, but he did it out of a sense of duty because his country called him and said the white house has authorized it, the doj has authorized it, the congress has been briefed on it, and we need somebody to do it. and he said it was or very stressful on him and the other interrogators to do it, but ...

Front of the children, making them watch. its part of their information campaign to put out bad information like they always do. they dont tell the truth. >> calling b.s. on their statements. i respect that. let me ask you this, let me shift to another story youre familiar with last week, we covered the senate intelligence committee releasing that report on the cias brutal interrogation techniques, the senate would say, you know, the torture on the floor when this whole thing came out last week,...

Say. i dont agree with torture. i think enhanced interrogation does work when youre not hurting someone permanently. i think we can be enhanced and we can be smart and catch them in lies and get the truth of them. >> final question to you because youre the guy to ask. there was such debate between what we heard from the cia last week and from this torture report as to whether or not the information through enhanced interrogation techniques or torture led to finding, hunting down and you shooting...

>> all right. peter doocy on the north lawn of the white house this morning. we thank you very much. now lets travel a couple miles from where peter is over to north capitol and there is laura ingraham. im sure you want to weigh in on this. >> i mean, the level of depravity and the level of -- we should just call it what it is, evil, within the taliban, isis beheading christian children last week. i know you guys covered that story. and we here in the united states, were turning ourselves inside...

You come up with isis and anybody else, what they do is not waterboarding, but cut their heads off and what they did on 9/11 is brutal and bloody murder and it cannot be compared to with what we did in the enhanced interrogation program. >> and now there is a insinuation that has to do with jose padilla that said that you and usdoj used author iized enhanced interrogation techniques part of the techniques to avoid plots as a plot of dirty bomb plots was avoided due to intelligence. and this what...

Know, pinch out cases like this and stop them before something like this happens. leland: and that debate continues. obviously just now as we saw with the senate intelligence report on interrogation techniques. ab stoddard with "the hill." charlie hirt with the "washington times." heather: local reporters say two were killed and one was the hostage-taker. were following all of the developments lifelive out of australia with this ending an hour and 15 minutes ago. sydney australia. well be right ...