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Princess out of "frozen." i think thats just the association with princesses, the disney story. >> max foster, great to have you on. thank you very much. a lot more happening tonight. susan hendricks is here with a "360" news and business bulletin. susan? anderson, thousands of u.s. marines are on alert. thats because tomorrow the senate intelligence committee will release a report on coercive interrogation techniques on cia prisoners immediately after the 9/11 attacks. also a small private ...

>> good morning, welcome back to "new day," im chris cuomo and alisyn camerota is here along with michaela pereira. the world is bracing for the release of the senate c.i.a. torture report four hours from now, this is going to be a very big deal it contains more than 400 pages detailing the darkest or worst or whatever word you want to use of interrogation techniques or torture used by the spy agency, the c.i.a. after 9/11. of course, this is not just an academic conversation. the release is exp...

Bin laden, they have all said they got a lot of intelligence from this. so it was legal, it was effective, why go after it now? unless the motivations completely political. congress is changing hands, the senate is going from democrat to republican hands, and are the democrats in the senate just -- theyve been evicted from the house, are they just trashing the place before they leave? shannon: well, theyre certainly getting the information out there over plenty of objections. kt, thank you for y...

Telling us this will cause violence and death. our foreign leaders aing you do this this will cause violence and death. >> a really bad idea. a growing debate on whether cia enhanced interrogation techniques and rendition should be released. catherine herridge is standing by in washington with a full report. report. and lieutenant colonel [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbells healthy r...

The vice president moments ago spoke on the release of the intelligence committee report on enhanced interrogation techniques which he calls torture. listen to this. >> the most important piece is that were big enough, strong enough and consistent enough to say we made a mistake, we made a mistake, were exposing it, that will strengthen us and will not weaken us and will make it more difficult for the mistake to ever be made again. thats the importance. >> is it a black stain on the united state...

It reinforces my long-held view these harsh methods were not only inconsistent with our values as a nation. they did not serve our broader counterterrorism efforts or our national security interests. so, to the debate over whether or not it really added to actionable intelligence, which the white house does not believe there were other ways to get whatever intelligence was gleaned from the interrogation techniques, they are saying thats not relevant. this is not who we are. this is not what we s...

Pages and in the words of this administration official, poppy, theres not going to be anything "lost in the narrative." so it sounds like when we see this report when its released it will be bringing to terms what the intelligence community was doing at the cia in some of these sites, enhanced interrogation techniques were going on, according to this intelligence committee report. >> and dana, looking athe the politics, this doesnt really split along party lines completely, right? as jim mention...

>> maybe you dont want to say, but most people are somewhat murky about this. they dont know for sure, when you use terms like enhanced interrogation techniques, youre saying torture in a nice way. youre sort of alluding to it in a way thats careful. most people assume we engage in water boarding and things like that. whats worse about the report? i dont think were doing anything worse. so whats the real damage in this report then? >> i think what the current director of national intelligence is...

Mistake. we shouldnt have done what we have done and we will not do it again. i think thats -- >> here are some of the key findings from the senate intelligence committees report on cia interrogation techniques. they found it to be more brutal than originally thought, that it involved more detainees than originally thought and the senate report acknowledges that it lacks critical oversight and calls the report flawed. one of the members of the senate intelligence committee, a democrat from new m...

One was the gang of eight. you have democrats and republicans in the u.s. senate. they all said okay. were okay with it. do whatever it takes to stop it. hes the guy who ran the day-to-day operations, probably the first guy they talked to. nope. democrats spent $40 million, never apparently had time to talk to him, never had time to talk to mike hayden or porter goss. >> none of the top officials. >> they ran the c.i.a. they didnt talk to any of those people. instead, jose rodriguez says essenti...