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>> he is just lying there. take a hit, baby. >> selfish, selfish, baby. >> what the heck? just lying there drooling. >> that's why i don't have kids. they don't help the dog up on the bed. can we finally admit when you are dealing with bad people, things like water boarding and enhanced interrogation techniques work? we are all grown-ups. we can accept this fact. >> i think what the white house is saying, i am curious in learning it. they say the information came from a various number of sources. no one piece was critical and the capture and killing was due to the work of the intelligence comm...

Torture. dianne feinstein is chair of the intelligence committee on the senate side and she doesn't like it. the bush people, as a group, say it works. i'm not for it. it looks like it is murky. your view? >> i'm somebody who is against torture but i don't think all coercive, harsh, stressful interrogation procedures are necessarily torture. i think what we know in this instance, or at least the evident is pretty strong is that harsh interrogation methods, particularly of khalid sheikh mohammed, and abu farah al libbi, gave the first information that led to the trail that led to bin laden. >> ...

Sure where its head now is. but it's still dangerous, it's still out there, it's still active. one of the big issues that's come out of this is the suggestion that the -- let's call it torture, and we can come to the distinction in a minute of khalid sheikh mohammed in guantanamo bay may have led to information which led to the determination of bin laden's courier, and therefore, bin laden laden. do you believe that's what's happened? and if you believe that's the case, do you believe that vindicated the interrogation methods like waterboarding? >> i don't consider it torture, i consider it en...

To the distinction in a minute of khalid sheikh mohammed in guantanamo bay may have led to information which led to the determination of bin laden's courier, and therefore, bin lad laden. do you believe that's what's happened? and if you believe that's the case, do you believe that vindicated the interrogation methods like waterboarding? >> i don't consider it torture, i consider it enhanced interrogation. but from my understanding, speaking to people who are very much involved, khalid sheikh mohammed was waterboarded. obviously, not in guantanamo. it happened in europe at a site in europe. he...

Should be out there and it would, again, cut off the conspiracy theorist -- or at least minimize it. and -- but there's no doubt he is dead, we killed him, we should be proud of it. >> obviously, with bin laden gone, the question now is, what is left of al qaeda? and the general view seems to be, it still exists, it's quite an amorphous kind of organization, no one's quite sure where its head now is. but it's still dangerous, it's still out there, it's still active. one of the big issues that's come out of this is the suggestion that the -- let's call it torture, and we can come to the distinc...