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An intellectually challenged man was held by the cia solely as leverage to get a family member to provide information. at least five cia detainees were subjected to rectal rehydration, or rectal feeding, without documented medical necessity. the last is especially horrifying to medical professionals. a senior medical adviser for the group, physicians for human rights said, quote, this is a form of sexual assault. masquerading as a medical treatment. the senate report claims the cia misrepresente...

Cheaper gas prices weve been seeing lately. as oil prices continue to drop, oil companies say they have to slash jobs. halliburton says it will cut a thousand jobs. bp says it will also have to cut jobs as part of the billion dollar restricting plan but its not saying how many in that case. its hard to know who or what to believe when it comes to the cias treatment of detainees after 9/11. for starters, theres a debate and a lot of spin on whether the cias tactics were in factorture or known i...

A mistake made like that or crime, they refer at the department of justice. its up to the department of justice to bring it to prosecution or not. what a lot of them say, they didnt like this program from the beginning. it was going to -- the wheels were going to come off. it was going to blow up at some point. they were against it. thats one reason a lot of contractors were brought in, because cia people simply didnt want to do it. they knew it was a disaster, waiting to happen. >> michael, to ...

Third, we were directed to do it. do you want to say to the president, well, mr. president, you want this done, but let us research it for a year-and-a-half or six months or however long. this is not the way the world works, michael. and i have to say that the reason these enhanced interrogation techniques that the drones came about is because president bush, the first president -- or second president bush, president clinton and president obama are either ashamed, embarrassed or cowardly in the ...

Welcome back to "hannity ". almost immediately after the release of the cia report earlier this week some began calling for men and women who used enhanced interrogation techniques to be prosecuted. now a statement from the council on american islamic relation reads in part "this disturbing report clearly demonstrates the need for those who approved of this and carried out this campaign of torture to be held accountable for their actions." it went onto read, torture is not an american value. we ...

Things. >> orn the other side, those who defend torture say of course it works. here is former vice president dick cheney wednesday night speaking about khalid sheikh mohammed; believe ed to be the master mind of the 9/11 attacks who was subjected to at least 183 waterboardings. >> what are we supposed to do? kiss him on both cheeks and say, please, please tell us what you know? is of course not. we did exactly what neededed the to be done to prevent a further atta attack, and we were successful...

Thanks for spending time with us. >> thank you for having me today. >> i know you bring an interesting perspective to the conversation. your husband essentially died at the hands of terrorists. what is your reaction when you hear senator feinstein say it was wrong to use these enhanced interrogation techniques on men who are believed to have helped plan the september 11th attack? >> well, certainly, there is a lot of controversy around this report. theres controversy on who authorized this use o...

Be. >> so this is the question we fine ourselves discussing as a nation. whether it is effective to subject people in u.s. custody to sleep deprivations, to near drownings, to really unspeakable degradations. whether by doing so we can get information that can save american lives. so we ask ourselves, does torture work? those who oppose torture says it doesnt work. like president obama who banned enhanced interrogation techniques almost as soon as he took office. here he is speaking on the effec...

Welcome back to "hannity ". almost immediately after the release of the cia report earlier this week some began calling for men and women who used enhanced interrogation techniques to be prosecuted. now a statement from the council on american islamic relation reads in part "this disturbing report clearly demonstrates the need for those who approved of this and carried out this campaign of torture to be held accountable for their actions." it went onto read, torture is not an american value. we ...