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Perhaps so she wouldnt have to stop and get identified in the state and turn the license plate upsidedown. vinnie, these are what we call bad facts and you cant change a bad fact. how can you homage nies it, what can he do? >> are you asking me to give advice to the defense here? >> yeah, he needs a lot of advice on this one. >> heres the problem. the problem is that this jury has watched what we just watched, the "48 hours" interview and interrogations, they have seen her lion tape. so now they...

>> 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 interrogations, according to chief daniels, that proved to be their best evidence. >> they confessed to exactly what was read to them off...

Have sex with him that day in the bed or anywhere in the apartment? >> on the couch. >> the couch. okay. before he showed you the body or after? >> after. >> was it intercourse or was it oral sex? >> they have this young girl in a small room with a video camera going on above her head knowing everything they know about interrogations becoming public, the cops asked her if they had sex after laura arrived at pitonyaks apartment. you can almost see body parts and intercourse, copulation, oral sex....

Before he showed you the body or after? >> after. >> was it intercourse or was it oral sex? >> they have this young girl in a small room with a video camera going on above her head knowing everything they know about interrogations becoming public, the cops asked her if they had sex after laura arrived at pitonyaks apartment. you can almost see body parts and intercourse, copulation, oral sex. what kind of question is that? its because even the cops are fascinated by this bizarre turn of events i...

Attorney in anticipation of the investigation. this is to intimidate the c.i.a.? >> they are talking about having katherine bigelow and testify before congress with what relationship they had with the c.i.a.. >> paul: federal agencies cooperate with hollywood all the time. >> since world war ii. john ford a director won an academy award on a documentary. >> paul: what the motive for the senator? >> the motive is really interesting question. this is reflection of liberal mind set that focuses on ...

Civilians, the purpose of the interrogations was to prevent the events from happening which they failed at. >> why are the senators against that. >> theyre intent on focusing on one thing, torture to the exclusion of these other issues, thats, to my opinion, why theyre doing it, because senators are egotistical grandstanders. >> youre looking at the very definition of ideology and if its not senator feinsteins mom that this is about the bombing and the terror, but, we want to change your view. t...

Investigation. so, this is, again, an attempt to maybe go in and intimidate the cia. >> certainly, and talking about having kathryn bigelow and mark bowles testify before congress about what relationship they had with the cia. >> paul: just on that point. federal agencies cooperate with hollywood. >> all the time. >> since world war ii, since world war ii. john borge, won an academy award for making a documentary for the navy department during world war ii, what is now described as a propaganda ...

The circle, i think for a lot of us on that event by giving us the story of the tracking down and killing of usama bin laden. and so people were taking this movie in, victims and families of 9/11 it, in that context and then senator feinstein, levin and john mccain sort of belly-slam into the middle of it and decide, oh, the movie isnt about closing the circle on 9/11 and the london bombings and the madrid bombings. it will be about this obsession of theirs whether one part of the movie, the enh...

This does not mean a total lack of information from the suspect. in recent confirmation hearings the presidents nominee for the cia was pressed about the two admonition case and the blocks the f.b.i. had faced. >> we have someone who was a suspect in the potential attack -- in the attack on benghazi. they didnt give us access to him and we dont have any information from him. >> we work with our partner across the board and when they are able to detain individuals according to their laws we work ...

Classified report for the united states senate that im told found the interrogation program didnt even work? >> well, based on the 6,000 page classified investigation, leading democrat is pushing brennan to declassify the findings if he becomes a cia director adding that the interrogation program was a shameful chapter. >> it was sold to the policy makers and lawyers they white house, the disement of justice and congress grossly inflated claims of effectiveness so-called "lives saved." it was a ...