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No plots were executed here in the interim, is the answer not actually pretty clear. and is not the answer zero? and b, the flip side, is that not true well never know how many plots in iraq or afghanistan might have been foiled if wed done all our interrogations over there properly without waterboarding or other illegal or unconstitutional tactics? >> yeah, without question. i think thats really the sad part. i guess what we see now is that the gop has decided that they are the experts on natio...

Controversy, the white house calls -- hastily calls a briefing with the senior administration official saying, no, hes singing his gets out. i cant think of a reason that would happen other than political cover. >> i will say the reason that people were told about the success of these interviews didnt have anything to do with politics, in the sense that a determination was made here at the white house that it was important for the american people to know were doing everything possible to keep th...

Not, he would have a right to a lawyer. the idea that he wasnt going to have a lawyer is sort of fantasyland. the second thing they would argue is whether or not they mirandized, he was clamming up. these guys clam up when they are enemy combatants too. the idea that they would get more intelligence immediately because he was annen believe co -- an enemy combatant, he clammed up for the same reason after the initial sort of first couple of hours of interrogation, he clammed up, the assumption is...

Administration. >> its not a war on terror. >> their first i think stinth you can negotiate with iran close gitmo and enhance interrogations. >> now you know where they are down in the polls. 48 percent approval rating. this is not run by the liberal wing. >> if your poll numbers are that low and american people are rejecting by 70 percent to 30 percent, healthcare plan. if you reverse course this president does not reverse course. >> maybe a little bone here and there. if he wants to fly around...

Well, when does a soldier cross the line from engaging the enemy to committing murder? were taking a close look with our continuing investigation into the deaths of four iraqi detainees, gunned down by three u.s. army sergeants who have all now been convicted. we went straight to the top for answers. and here now, cnns abbie boudreau. >> after hours and hours of interrogations, the army knew the truth, three sergeants shot and killed four detainees, soldiers even sketched the came scene. it show...

Led by the fbi with a deputy from the intelligence community, presumably the cia will actually set common standards, ensure the sharing of information, look at the behavioral research about what tools and interrogations are most effective. i think the task force is a good idea. >> james, do you have any thought on it? >> task force to me always seemed good when theyre announced and somehow or another, a lot of them dont turn out that way. i hope this is one. i read it, seems like it makes perfec...

War crimes investigators have pieced together what happened behind the scenes. among the six hundred thousand pages of smuggled syrian intelligence documents they discovered this. this is the key document which sets out the policy of the regime after several months of protests it sets out the categories of persons to be detained for interrogations soul in particular finance years of demonstrations persons who instigate demonstrations and persons who communicate with foreign media or internationa...

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Kavanaugh for his views on executive power and whether the president is above the normal kinds of law that is the rest of us have to abide by. and this was laid out by the nominee very thoroughly in a law review article he wrote in 2009. he said the president should be excused from some of the burdens of ordinary citizenship while serving in office. he says, for example, the nation would have been much better off in the clinton administration if the president could have focused on osama bin lade...

Among the six hundred thousand pages of smuggled syrian intelligence documents they discovered this. this is the key document which sets out the policy of the regime after several months of protests it sets out the categories of persons to be detained that for interrogations soul in particular finance years of demonstrations persons who instigate demonstrations and persons who communicate with foreign media or international organizations who as it says here tarnish the image of syria. the order ...