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Best way to dramatize was to use the trial. so joseph okay spends his time figuring out what the charges are against him and goes through this series of absurd encounters, this is called "the trial" and its a mash-up between narrative, the trial and the interrogations. >> his other controversial characters called israel man, and stewart the jewish turtle, who hurls points about anti-sem tix at anyone who will listen. a friend of mine joins us. thank you for being mere. >> thank you for having me...

Arent crazy enough to start that thing all over again. >> reporter: some republicans actually agree with president obama, but they also say it doesnt help that president obama was poking house republicans in the eye. >> breaux ana, thanks very much. meanwhile, a manual the fbi fought to keep secret has been revealed until very unusual circumstances. its shedding new light on how the fbi conducts interrogations. cnns crime and justice correspondent joe johns is working the story for us. what ha...

All of a sudden they tell you you cant have a lawyer, hey, gee, i thought that was part of the constitution. no, you cant have a lawyer. police officers in these situations can be extremely intimidating to the ordinary citizen. >> i was just trying so hard to prove -- convince them i didnt commit this crime that i went along with them and took the polygraph test. i figured i could pass it. >> though the polygraph results have been lost, this much is known. the examiner tells lowery that he flunk...

Been broadcast at all. >> discredited pretty quickly, i might add. >> and cbs shouldnt have dug in their heels. >> brian, we appreciate you. now host of reliable sources. congratulations. well talk next hour. you have something else were going to chat about as well. thank you so much. >> thanks. >> i want to move on and talk about tails of double-agent spies, interrogations, millions of dollars in cash payoffs. it is not cold war fiction. it is an actual cia program that began in the aftermath o...

To stop anyone who wants to get in an airport from doing that. that will be almost inevitable. >> i dont think wei want to lie in that world either. >> look how israelis deal with these things. i do not believe they are ready for the scrutiny that most israelis get when they reach the airport. were not ready to get to the airport for four or five hours before a flight and be subject to interrogations when we get on an airplane. these are not reasonable steps for this country to take. i think the...

>> and this car belongs to the 45-year-old who was too afraid to come into the house and meet a girl who told him she was 12. >> over-the-counter viagra or something. >> what kind of effort did it take for police to handle an operation this big? chief hilton daniels is the man in charge. >> we had 50 something police officers. we had officers from the florida department of law enforcement, and we had attorneys from the state attorneys office directing the takedowns. >> and it was the interrogati...

I think it was a huge mistake for american psychiatrists to go along with this, you know, condoned these sboeg gagss, hostile interrogations. and the senate intelligence committee has come out and said theres been no evidence at all that torture, any of it broke anybody or led to the saving of american lives. its just a fact. >> and just the notion that its being couched as behavioral science, not necessarily medicine. meaning any doctors who allegedly involved werent actually in the room and co...

That blasting songs like britney spears "hit me baby one more time" is effective in deterring approaching pirates. this isnt surprising. loud noises have successfully fended off pirates in the past and repetitive music has used as an interrogation tactic for years. one operative at guantanamo reported that among others -- ♪ i love you ♪ you love me "i love you" by barney was used in interrogations at the naval base there. a prisoner detained said that eminem played for 20 days on end. and in...

Hand go occupy that day, i thought free at last, free at last. he was no longer second fiddle. he was free to say what he wanted and he begins going after president obama on some of these national security issues. >> did that make bush uncomfortable? >> he asked visitors. what do you think is going on with vice president cheney. he rarely gave much indication. >> it did seem in the first 18 months, the lone voice against president obamas national security, the loudest lone voice on the right is ...

>> a little surprised. he thought it was a good idea. >> you were instrumental for many decisions in the country including going into iraq. >> and terrorist surveillance program and enhanced interrogations. >> he has had four heart attacks three@cath rideszations at this point defib rate tore and bypass surgery. did you worry about your physical health impacting judgment and cognition? >> no. >> not at all. >> were you the betts that you could be. >> i was as good as i could be given the fact th...