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Interview with jonathan karl does not constitute a confession per se or legal document of any kind. but should mr. cheney be worried that he might have triggered investigations either here or contributed to the ones going on overseas? >> well, it certainly is an admission against interests. and these are admissible in many proceedings. i think what he should be worried about is what's happening abroad. a couple hours ago, knowing we're going to be talking about this tonight, i send an e-mail to philippe sands who is responsible for spain initiate sth inquiry into the so-called bush six. it doe...

>> i was a big supporter of water boarding, i was a big supporter of techniques. >> with us tonight, a past witness to malfeasance, john dean, now author of blind ambition. john, great, thanks for your time tonight. >> thank you, keith. >> i have this correct, don't i? that dick cheney just admitted to a war crime? >> well he admitted to torture, which was a war crime. i'm not sure after the bush administration lawyers got finished with it, it was. at least he doesn't seem to believe it is. by normal beliefs, it is a war crime. >> i presume legally there's no way that constitutes a

Lord chilcote was looking to talk to bush executives and bush officials and maybe even american soldiers. so they amped that process up by what he said here. sticking to our own country, what if the attorney general now hears this and says i don't have any choice. politically we have to let the chips fall where they may. the man has come out and said i was a great supporter of waterboarding and, yes, i lost the battle to stop waterboarding which means he's the one that advocated for the continuance. can rahm emanuel or the president of the united states stop him? would holder need to step down...

He got to the second term? >> i suppose it depends which battle you're talking about. i won some, i lost some. >> and the waterboarding -- >> i was a big supporter of waterboarding. i was a big supporter of the enhanced interrogation techniques. >> and you opposed the administration's actions of doing away with the waterboarding? >> yes. >> with us, a past witness to executive branch malfeasance, nixon white house counsel john dean, author of, among many books, "blind ambition." john, great, thanks for your time tonight. >> thank you, keith. >> i have this correct, don't i, that dick cheney ju...

Per se or legal document of any kind. but should mr. cheney be worried that he might have triggered investigations either here or contributed to the ones going on overseas? >> well, it certainly is an admission against interests. and these are admissible in many proceedings. i think what he should be worried about is what's happening abroad. a couple hours ago, knowing we're going to be talking about this tonight, i sent an e-mail to philippe sands who is an international lawyer based in london who is responsible for spain initiating inquiry into the so-called bush six. it doesn't include chen...