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Million in six years coming to this moment and they're desperate before they lose control of the senate intelligence committee to smear the cia. shame on them for doing so. >> tomorrow we'll get a republican member of the senate intelligence committee on "the factor." from what i understand, all the interrogation methods we used the senate intel committee knew about it. >> sure. they were briefed about them. nancy pelosi was briefed about them, bob graham, the then chairman of the intelligence committee. only one member out of that bipartisan groups on the house and senate intel communities, r...

Shannon: thank you very much. we've got breaking news on the new cia intel report. thank you both for your time. >> thank you. shannon: jon? jon: the report that all of washington has been waiting for and in some cases dreading is now officially out. the executive summary of the senate intelligence committee's 6,000-page report on the cia and its conduct in the days and years after the nerve attacks -- 9/11 attacks is now out in the public domain. it finds that the cia apparently, according to this report, routinely misled the white house and congress about the information that it obtained fro...

>> i think a common sense answer is, it depends. >> chris, i think you're right. but i would also say this, and i'm going to press this point. i do not favor torture. i do think there is such a thing as coercive, aggressive interrogation methods, short of torture, that work in the hands of a professional who knows how to get somebody to understand they will not get the comfort they want unless they are cooperating. and the way it works, the interrogator knows the answers to most of the questions he's asking. >> if you're encouraging to believe you're drowning, is that torture? >> you know, i t...

Responsible for the end results. we can help, we can train, we can assist and advise, and we are doing that and will support them. >> hagel was addressing u.s. and australian troops at the baghdad airport. u.s. defense officials say that what iraq needs to fight isis is not more weapons but competent military leaders. >> after the release of this torture report from the senate, what are they saying around the pentagon about that? >> well, there's a great deal of frustration in the intelligence and community and also among military commanders. in the intel undergenerals community they feel the ...

In the last hour, if you've just been watching. i'd like to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. significant findings in this report that the cia interrogation techniques were far more brutal than were led on to government officials and that were released to the public. also, that the program itself was grossly mismanaged, that they circumvented congress and the white house in terms of effective communication and also advising. not only that but they underreported the number of detainees that they were subjecting to this harsh interrogation series of techniques, that ...