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Take the stand. he doesnt have to because hes been interviewed so many times, videotape. he did that reenactment, the walk-through and heard on audio tape as a result of the interrogations that were conducted so he is literally going to be seen many times over with the introduction of this evidence. and what will happen is that the prosecutions going to look for the inconsistencies in his story. and every time he tells it whens different from the other time he told it and are those inconsistenci...

>> i think its provebly important. >> what else do we have and where do our other tool stand here, matt? take, for example, interrogation, even capture terrorists and interrogate them and find out what their colleagues are doing. do we do that as much as we used to. >> we had interrogation, we had enhanced interrogations which were stopped halfway through the bush presidency but now we no longer capture terrorists and no longer interrogate them for intelligence. >> and when we do interrogate the...

>> john, thank you very much. the government is insisting the top secret nsa program records isnt just legal, robert mueller said it could have prevented the september 11 attacks if it was put in place earlier. data mining could have identified one of the 9/11 hijackers and potentially foiled those attacks. >> the 9/11 commission itself indicated that investigations or interrogations of al midhar one he was identified could have evidenced connections to other participants in the 9/11 plot. the...

Name, fbi guy hearing. this is what he had to say. if this program existed prior to 9/11 and then i want to go to kimberly and maybe dana. i dont know. >> the intelligence agencies had identified an al qaeda safe house in yemen. they understood that that al qaeda safehouse had a telephone number but could not know who was calling into that particular safehouse. we came to find out afterwards that the person who had called into that safehouse was in the united states in san diego. if we had had t...

Now, thats not from the right wing, thats "the new york times," jane harman, those are explosive words. >> theyre explosive words, wolf, and theyre not accurate. this is a program that fully complies with a law that congress passed in 1978, updated in 2007, has reviewed a number of times since. the section thats relevant here, theres sort of also the patriot act and they overlap, sun sets every three years, so congress has a chance to review it again. let me say one more thing. i dont think the ...

We have live witnesses to the comings and goings of the victim before the disappearance, so you have an opportunity to separate all of these individuals that admit seeing lauren throughout the night, and then you can actually map her movements and then see where the statements are conflicting and start narrowing down those interviews, and quite possibly turn those interviews into interrogations, and the use of polygraphs to make sure that somebody is in fact telling the truth as they know it. an...

Murder is appropriate. no, by definition, torture and murder are wrong. now, would i attempt to question that individual beyond the normal practices of massachusetts state police? perhaps. beyond the 19 techniques that are allowed in the army field manual? perhaps. but no one claims, for example, the army field manual exhausts the universe. you need to keep your options available because you cant predict what circumstances you might find yourself in the future. >> well go right up to the limes? ...

Together the same kind of pattern that we needed in order to track bin laden, but is there information that came from those interrogations? yes, there was. >> one of the people sifting through that intelligence was c.i.a. analyst cindy storm. >> do you think the use of torture was important in getting osama bin laden? >> i have to say that i chose not to be involved in the program from the beginning. i dont have a lot of knowledge about what was done and what came out of it. >> what do you mean ...

>> were in a war. and war is hell. >> and, enhanced interrogations. did they lead to osama bin laden? >> the black site that i had visited was probably the grimmest place that i have ever been. >> and then, tracking terror. how do you track a lone wolf. >> theres a whole bunch of things that are technically possible. but do you really want your government doing that? >> and its not just a movie. two of the actual women in the hunt for bin laden take us inside the cia. >> when you think of oo 7, ...

>> well take a look at the c.i.a.s not-so-secret assassination program. >> were in a war. and war is hell. >> and, enhanced interrogations. did they lead to osama bin laden? >> the black site that i had visited was probably the grimmest place that i have ever been. >> and then, tracking terror. how do you track a lone wolf. >> theres a whole bunch of things that are technically possible. but do you really want your government doing that? >> and its not just a movie. two of the actual women in th...