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Mukasey said it did not violate the law. michael hayden argued that rectal rehydration was not an interrogation technique at all. >> jake, i'm not a doctor and neither are you. i'm told this is one of the ways the body is rehydrated. >> are you really defending? >> i'm defending history. to give you a sense of how the report is put together, this activity, which was done five times and each time for the health of the detainee, not part of the interrogation program. >> the torture statute says you can't under law cause intentionally cause somebody severe physical or mental pain or suffering. it...

Questioning. >> the statute says you cannot under law cause intentionally cause somebody severe physical mental pain or suffering. that isn't defined. >> it gave them a lot of wiggle room. >> the durational terms. it has to last. what the cia did did not violate the statute. >> the rage over harsh rage. germany calling it gruesome. china is accusing the u.s. of hypocrisy of torture and pointing the finger at them for human rights violations. cnn's ian lee is joining us. ian, any chance that will happen? the chance of sanctions and if it doesn't, what happens next?

Of the interrogation program and not designed to soften him up. >> the statute says you can't under law cause intentionally cause somebody severe physical pain or suffering. it is not defined. severe mental pain. >> it gave them a lot of wiggle room. >> it has to last beyond what's transient. what the cia did did not violate the statute. >> outrage over the harsh interrogation techniques building harsh words coming from u.s. allies. germany calling the torture gruesome. other countries like china and north korea accusing the u.s. of hypocrisy and pointing the finger at them for human rights vi...