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Of it. then you have the guys who are trained terrorists who have some resistance training. over time, they generally tend to communicate with you, depending on what kind of interrogation technique you have. then you have the hard core resistance who never talk. they'll just die in prison before they say a word to you. this guy was the first category. he's talking. he may have said everything. he may have told them everything as part of his plot because he's proud of what little he did. which was, as jim said, he failed even at suicide. he wasn't a suicide bomber. he was a suicider who had a b...

Approving, anything of that sort, any memo from john yu on this topic. later in 2004, when i was assistant attorney general, the criminal division did have a fairly surgical role which was not -- underline not, in approving any interrogation technique but commenting on a public general interpretation memo by dan levin about what the statute -- what statutory standard means. that opinion, as you know, was rescinding prior interpretations that had occurred. again, i had not seen. i did not think it was appropriate for the criminal division to be playing any role in weighing in on particular inte...

This topic. later, and 2004, when i was assistant attorney general, the criminal division did have a fairly surgical role, which was not underlying the word, not, and approving any particular interrogation technique, but merely commenting on a public, general interpretation memo by dan live-in about what the statute stated tory means. as you know, i was rescinding prior interpretations. again, i had not seen it. i did not think it was appropriate for the criminal division to be playing any role in weighing in on particular interrogation techniques because, i think the criminal division's role ...

Approvin approving, anything of that sort any memo from john on this topic. later in 2004, the criminal division did have a fairly surgical role, which was not, underline the word not, in approving any particular interrogation technique but merely commenting on a public general interpretation memo by dan levin about what the statutory standard means. and that opinion, as you know, was rescinding prior interpretations that had occurred. again, i had not seen. i did not think it was appropriate for the criminal division to be playing any role in weighing in on particular interrogation techniques...

David muir, and not understanding the history of waterboarding and torture, not just that it's illegal and general mattis doesn't like it but there are a lot of reasons why him as the president of the united states talking about it that way endangers our troops abroad and gives propaganda to the bad guys. >> talk about the vocabulary here. >> right. >> george w. bush and vice president cheney would both argue that what was legal was never torture. >> enhanced interrogation techniques. >> the point is this, that nobody is supposed to be for any form of torture. we have had an argument about wha...