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At the retreat in philadelphia, congressional leadership says the ideas are a nonstarter. >> i believe my members are comfortable with the state of the law on that issue. >> and torture is illegal. and torture is not legal. we agree with that. >> the defense secretary stated his opposition as did the cia director who said he refused orders to resume interrogation tactics. >> there is no doubt in my mind about the limitations it places on the dod and the central intelligence agency and i will comply with the law. >> president trump said he would follow their lead. >> i will rely on pompeo and m...

President's own nominees and allies in congress. here is chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge. >> cia director mike pompeo and defense secretary james mattis were not part of the initial conversations for the draft order. it calls for a review to evaluate resuming enhanced interrogation programs. in the interview, president trump said the tactics are effective. >> i have spoken as recently as 24 hours ago with people at the highest level of intelligence and i asked them the question. does it work? does torture work? and the answer was yes. absolutely. >> the draft would revoke t...

They knew what the cia was doing and they supported it and funded it. >> the same with jay rockefeller who was chairman the vice-chairman on the other side of the senate intelligence committee. >> the point i want to make is not just that this is r sudden change your mind and your public stance long after the fact, but it is to stay how consensual democrats and republicans was the idea that we were hit, we were blind suided. we knew almost nothing about al qaeda. it was our pearl harbor and it was a very rational decision to at that point go ahead with interrogation programs for very limited n...

Written that they knew what the cia was doing, they supported it, they funded it. jay rockefeller, who was chairman, the vice chairman on the other side of the senate, of the senate intelligence committee. and the point i want to make is not just that this is hypocritical to all of a sudden change your mind and your public stance long after the fact, but it is to say how consensual democrat and republican was the idea that we were hit, we were blindsided, we knew almost nothing about al qaeda. it was our pearl harbor. and it was a very rational decision to at that point go ahead with interroga...