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Long-term interests, we need to maintain some type of relationship. you dont botch an interrogation. frankly. having done a few interrogations, you control the environment. you control all the elements involved. they arent botched. unless theres an -- >> how does one come up with that narrative? >> i dont know what that adjective -- >> what does that actually mean? >> a botched interrogation, im not sure. im not sure. it was obviously a horrible outcome, which is totally avoidable unless thats t...

We just went through that with kavanaugh." but evidence against saudi arabia is mounting. turkey will finally be allowed to search the consulate and apparently found evidence that khashoggi was found inside, despite an apparent attempt to conceal evidence. they will expose details of a gruesome operation involving interrogations, torture, and a bone saw they say saudi agents killed jamal khashoggi in 7 minutes and hacked him to bits. and there are audio recordings. today, secretary of state mike...

Unmasking dozens of priests accused or facing credible accusations of sexually abusing american children. lets get to it. >> now, shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> shepard: first from the fox news deck, the murder happened. there is word police in turkey found certain evidence that somebody killed the missing "the washington post" contributor at the saudi consulate in istanbul. thats according to the associated press citing high level turkish officials. we dont know more ab...

Them in testimony back and forth last week. they were grilled on the subject. you say? >> i say theres no better interrogators on the planet -- well, some of my friends in the nypd. the fbi interrogators are very good and they establish an environment that the person interrogated wants to talk to him. i have read so many of these interrogations in my prior life as a judge that im extremely impressed with the ability of fbi agents to persuade people that its in their best interest to talk. theres...

Statements and their own interrogations and im glad they did it. i dont know how this affects the outcome, i think its pretty much a wash in terms of the credibility of each of the principles. >> bret: judge, as always, thank you. final thought. does he get through? >> i think the bottom line is, those allegations were uncorroborated when the day began. despite powerful testimony by the principally alleged victim, the charges remain uncorroborated. i think that probably leaves room for wavering ...

Claim releasing the documents could jeopardizes national security. andy mccarthy, fox news contributor, good to see you. you say that you are shocked at the pushback on this, because we often hear about greater transparency, a lot is things the economy i has looked at minus text messages. were the pushback? >> well, because its all commit cal. if you think become, martha, on say the cia interxwragss program, a lot of people in the intelligence community said we need to keep it under wraps, we do...

Syria. barack obama is a left-winger who spent his entire career denying reality. one simple example: we lost 200,000 manufacturing jobs under obama. weve already gained 400,000 under trump. i like that choice. i think you want to go back to obama, higher unemployment, fewer jobs, more food stamps, lets have that debate. but we need to have the courage to take head-on the real obama, not "the new york times" fantasy version. >> laura: would you waste time going after the anonymous and the white ...

And there she was. laura nirider of northwestern universitys innocence project is a leading expert in false confessions by young people. she had heard about roberts case and offered to help. and help us understand what happened to robert as we watched the interrogation unfold. >> this is one of the most intense interrogations i have ever seen. >> you have the right to remain silent. anything you say can and will be used against you. >> you have these officers very, very close to robert. he is a ...

Two years after robert went to prison, rosenfield opened the mail and found a letter from, of all people, rocky fugett. >> dr. mr. rosenfield, i have some information about robert that i think can be awfully beneficial. youre welcome to come visit me. >> snail mail. rest assured, steve rosenfields drive to the prison was much quicker. coming up -- >> hope is on the way from inside prison walls. and outside -- >> this is one of the most intense interrogations that ive ever seen. >> that interro...

Of the senate, where all the press gallery is hanging over, looking, and whispers to me, im voting "no." and i said, well, thats great. and then he says, do you think they can read my lips? and i said, no, i dont think so, no. >> it sounds like the way he delivered it, it was almost like kind of in his typical devilish fashion. >> he has this joy about him, about his work. >> especially when hes being a maverick. >> right. especially when hes being a maverick. >> but his party leaders hasnt give...