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General believes it is not that americans should not go there, they should be tried in court. clearly, they are thinking about it. >> is a broad policy matter, i don't think it is necessary to do that. what we need guantanamo for us to keep the bad guys are already there, potentially, to put future bad guys and capture. the most important thing president trump can do to change, reverse what we have seen under eight years of president obama, what happened before these al qaeda or isis members get to guantanamo, that has changed the interrogation policy, or have an interrogation policy. the numb...

Americans should not go there, they should be tried in court. clearly, they are thinking about it. >> is a broad policy matter, i don't think it is necessary to do that. what we need guantanamo for us to keep the bad guys there who are already there, potentially, to put future bad guys and capture. the most important thing president trump can do to change, reverse what we have seen under eight years of president obama, what happened before these al qaeda or isis members get to guantanamo, that has changed the interrogation policy, or have an interrogation policy. the number of times i have spo...

Of justice and 0 a couple other agencies conduct a review of the way that the u.s. government interrogates those individuals who are in u.s. custody. he also urged this task force to conduct a review of the way that individuals who are in u.s. government custody are handled and in some cases transferred to other countries. the outcome of the review that was lead by a career prosecutor identified a couple of things. the first is, he concluded, i think this was in august of 2009. he concluded that the army field manual and army techniques were sufficient guidance for u.s. personnel who are condu...

National security agencies conduct a review of our -- of the way that the u.s. government interrogates those individuals who are in u.s. custody. he also urged this task force to conduct a review of the way that individuals who are in u.s. government custody are handled and in some cases transferred to other countries. and the outcome of this review led by a career prosecutor identified a couple things. the first is he concluded -- again, i think this is in august of 2009, he concluded that the army field manual and law enforcement techniques were sufficient guidance for u.s. personnel who are...

Applied rapport building techniques that were developed and honed by the united states military, the fbi, and more recently the inner agency high value detainee interrogation group that these techniques produced good intelligence. let me make a couple of additional comments on the claimed effectiveness of cia interrogations. at no time did the cia's interrogation techniques lead to the collection of intelligence on an imminent threat that many believe was the justification for the use of these techniques. the committee never fountain example of this hypothetical ticking time bomb scenario. the...