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Does that square with what you are hear something. >> we know these individuals gave up information as a result of these techniques which was not only wrong, but misleading and at least one case may have propelled us into a war. there is no doubt they led to misinformation or the wrong information. i think again, more fundamental is the question of were there other means to get this information other than enhanced interrogation techniques. my father was a prisoner of war too and tortured by the ...

Chelsea clinton at a wild life area. today a report will detail enhanced interrogation techniques following the 9/11 attacks. the cia program included water boarding and sleep deprivation. thousands of marines across the world are on alert ahead of the reports release. in about one hour, a court in south africa will hear the prosecutions appeal of the oscar pistorias verdict. a judgment found him guilty of culpable homicide in october and sentenced him to five years in prison. >> the prosecu...

Justify this and say the report shouldnt have been released or whatever, theyre talking about the program produced good intelligence. and thats true. the program was the detention of bad guys and they were interrogated and we internal gained a lot of good intelligence. the real issue is, how about these particular, what they call enhanced interrogation techniques? did they produce actionable intelligence? and i think the record is very strong in the report -- i sat down and took an entire week t...

Released. its expected to accuse of cia of lying about the success and effectiveness of interrogation techniques used on detainees. over the weekend, president bush defends the cia. >> were fortunate to have men and women who work hard at the cia, serving on our behalf. these are patriots. and whatever the report says, if it diminishes their contributions to our country, it is way off base. and i knew the directors, i knew the deputy directors. i knew a lot of the operators. these are good peopl...

Some more insult to injury. heres a look at the next 24-hour rainfall. we do have flooding concerns, mainly along the immediate coast. were already seeing that in parts of the jersey shore. over the next 48 hours, bit time this storm wraps up, we could see an additional 3 inches in hartford and boston. that is a lot of rain. also, some snow with this storm, too, for the interior were looking at heavy, wet snow today and tonight. 6 to 12 inches. so, a little something for everybody with this nore...

Tonight. ms. megyn is up next. i am bill oreilly. please always remember the spin stops here. were definitely looking out for you. breaking tonight, in less than 24 hours democrats in the senate will release hundreds of pages of controversial previously classified cia information. and nearly everyone in the government, the military,the in will put american lives at risk. so the question tonight, why are they doing it? welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. im megyn kelly. the senate intel commi...

Other public emergency may be invoked as a justification for torture." nonetheless it was argued that the need for information on possible additional terrorist plots after 9/11 made extraordinary interrogation techniques necessary. even if one were to set aside all of the moral arguments, our review was a meticulous and detailed examination of records. it finds that coercive interrogation techniques did not produce the vital otherwise unavailable intelligence the cia has claimed. i will go into ...

But they hardly need an excuse for that. that has been their lifes calling for a while now. what might come as a surprise, not just to our enemies but to many americans, is how little these practices did to aid our efforts to bring 9/11 culprits to justice and to find and prevent terrorist attacks today and tomorrow. that could be a real surprise since it contradicts the many assurances provided by intelligence officials on the record and in private and enhanced interrogation techniques were ind...

Funding. it was not, however, managed as a significant cia program. instead, it had limited oversight and lacked formal direction and management. for example, in the six months between being granted detention authority and taking custody of its first detainee, abu zubaydah, the cia had not identified and prepared a suitable detention site. it had not researched effective interrogation techniques or developed a legal basis for the use of interrogation techniques outside of the rapport building te...

Report, you know, who is really to blame for these successes, these mistakes, right? was it the cia solely or the people above them? >> thats the thing, an entire conversation about how president, the white house, congress really entirely left in the dark here. and when the dust settles, should anyone be punished? should there be prison time? were going to continue this. evan perez, our justice correspondent in washington. now, thank you. the report also says that as the cia was cruelly trying t...