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Into it case by case in my view without a lot more detail. >> it is at the same time difficult, i think it's difficult to explain in what sense torture is illegal once it's documented to this extent but nobody has ever been fired for it let alone prosecuted for it. there's a case that the only person who has ever faced any legal ramifications for torture in this country is john kuriko, he's the only person prosecuted. >> if you look to history we prosecuted u.s. military soldiers for waterboarding people during the philippines insurgency. we prosecuted japanese soldiers and i believe executed ...

Difficult to explain in what sense torture is illegal once it's documented to this extent but nobody has ever been fired for it let alone prosecuted for it. there's a case that the only person who has ever faced any legal ramifications for torture in this country is john kuriko, he's the only person prosecuted. >> if you look to history we prosecuted u.s. military soldiers for waterboarding people during the philippines insurgency. we prosecuted japanese soldiers and i believe executed some for waterboarding americans during world war ii and we prosecuted and jailed a texas sheriff for waterbo...

Individuals takes you into a place where you've really got to bring in so much other circumstance about what they knew, what they believed, what their role was. if somebody was told that the attorney general of the united states had said that this was legal and that their boss had said this was essential to the national security of the united states and they did not know better, that's a very different set of facts than somebody who was involved in trying to cover up the fact that the office of legal counsel opinions were bogus and trying to suppress and order the destruction of other memos th...