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But we have today in the u.s. government other u.s. government entities that conduct interrogations. d.o.d. uses the army field manual and they conduct battlefield interrogations and c.i.a. has incredible expertise it can bring to the table in support of those interrogations. the f.b.i. has its authorities to conduct interrogations. and as you know, we have the high value interrogation group. so i would be advise -- advise anyone who ask me about it that c.i.a. is not the right place to conduct interrogations. we don't have interrogators and we don't have interrogation expertise. so i believe ...

Do not believe the president would ask me to do that. but we have today in the u.s. government other u.s. government entities that conduct interrogations. dod uses the army field manual, and they conduct battle field interrogations, and cia has incredible expertise picture bring to the support in support of the investigations. the fbi has authorities to conduct interrogations, and as you know, we have the high value interrogation group. so i would be advise -- advise anyone who asks me about it that cia is not the right place to conduct interrogations. we don't have interrogators and we won't ...

I am extremely knowledgeable and i'm also extremely knowledgeable about the price c.i.a. working level men and women out in the trenches paid for decisions made after 9/11. >> so debriefing a source is different from interrogating a detainee. should the c.i.a. even be in the business of interrogating detainees? >> we're not in the business of interrogating. we're not in the business of interrogating detainees, as you said there is a big difference between interrogation and simple question and answer. having access -- direct access to a terrorist is extremely valuable for intelligence collectio...

After 9/11 informed my views. i'm extremely knowledgeable, and i'm also extremely knowledgeable about the price cia working level men and women out in the trenches paid for decisions made after 9/11. >> so debriefing the source is very different from interrogating a detainee. should the cia even be in the business of interrogating detainees? >> we don't -- we're not in the business of interrogating -- well, we're not in the business of interrogating detainees. as you said, there's a big difference between interrogation and simple question and answer. having access, direct access to a terrorist...