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Forces teams going down range and pretend to be their friend, and then as soon as the meeting is over, contact her cuban handlers and say, you have another special forces team going on to el salvador. theyll be at this location on these dates. good luck. happy hunting. im convinced she willfully and intentionally took every action she could to kill americans in combat. it should make us all enraged. >> people from the intelligence community, every individual that she met from the u.s. government...

So at a certain point he simply said, i have something to tell you. >> and he started to tell us about this spiritual adviser named abdel rahman. >> the individual said he knew who the spiritual adviser was. the spiritual adviser would periodically go meet with zarqawi and conduct the kind of spiritual advice you might get from a mentor. >> one of the pieces of intel we got during our interrogations was when there was going to be a meeting with zarqawi, abd al rahman would physically move his en...

Captured were clearly not farmers. >> youre talking engineers, teachers, a cleric. we narrowed the 12 down to five. we bring the five up to balad for questioning and through interrogations we narrowed that down really to the one guy. and that was abu alawi. >> we did not mistreat prisoners. the two interrogators, a male and female that worked with them, built a real relationship with him. they took him down to baghdad one time to let him meet other people. they let him watch his favorite movie o...

There are some things that we have looked at here. there is, for example, a stand your ground type law that pertains to car jackings when somebody comes up to you and its specific to louisiana. a number of things that they are going to look at. the sheriff eluded to some laws they are looking at that might make this justified and something in play here, we know that. >> jacob ra shortstscone, thank. ari, a lot of people are wondering why the sheriff let gasser go. >> you have to have a crime to ...

Adamant he was innocent. >> there was no physical evidence to tie him to the crime. >> i had nothing to do with this. i swear to god. >> what could have possibly led to this? >> you stabbed her, didnt you? >> why would he confess to something he didnt do? >> why would he? what really happened during that police interrogation? >> the evidence shows you were there. i cant lie about the evidence. >> i cant lie to you about this but the officer is lying about lying. >> an extraordinary look inside t...

Confession. >> and then seven years into roberts prison sentence, rosenfield answered a phone call. 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. youve got these officers pushing to that corner. incre...

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 interrogation would soon be key to the case. >> i cant lie about the evidence. >> hes lying about lying. when "dateline extra" continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins ...

He said -- i was surprised. he said ive never found it to be useful. he said ive always found give me a pack of cigarettes and a with that than i do with >> and trump went on the say that when he said that, quote, im not saying it changed my mind. look, we have people that are chopping off heads and drowning people in steel cages, and were not allowed to water board. but i tell you what? i was impressed by that answer. just think about this for a second. you would think that donald trumps conver...

Highly dignified man. i met with him and i asked him that question. i said what do you think of waterboarding. he said -- i was surprised. he said ive never found it to be useful. he said ive always found give me a pack of cigarettes and a couple of beers, and i do better with that than i do with torture. >> and trump went on the say that when he said that, quote, im not saying it changed my mind. look, we have people that are chopping off heads and drowning people in steel cages, and were not a...

Was instrumental to the defeat of al qaeda in iraq, the parent organization of isis. this gives him tremendous credible. as jim said, also said a number of other things in a book he wrote. extremely anti-iran. and i want to pick up what jim said that is very important. if the new director of the cia thinks we should sort of be sending people to quan town mgu >> pompeo? >> yes. there isnt anything preventing that and bring torture back, statutes would prevent that, but a creative lawyer could say...