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Interrogation policies. >> mark fallon, a former ncis special agent and the author of "unjustifiable means, the inside story of the pentagon and the u.s. government conspired to torture." on the left you see what unfolded this morning half a mile from here outside of the capitol but inside of the capitol a bill to strengthen background checks remains at bay. we'll ask one senator tammy bald win when we come back. how do you win at business? stay at laquinta. where we're changing with contemporary make-overs.

The home of the horrible crime he committed. should move fast. death penalty! >> commissioner james o'neill responded to the president's charge that the u.s. justice system is a laughingstock on the "today" show. >> i get to work with our justice system every day, and in new york city it's definitely not a joke. >> joining us now, msnbc legal analyst danny sovales and mark fallon, author of "unjustifiable means, documenting the origin of the cia's techniques." i want to split this in two. because president trump's initial reaction does come from his heart. and it does speak to a lot of people ...

Policymakers' decisions have caused. it is making us less safe, jeopardizing our security. >> all right. mark fallon, thank you for your insight. i sure appreciate it. >> you're very welcome. this hour in washington, the u.s.-led fight against isis is in the crosshairs. we're get an an update on what many americans fear can be end up in another open-ended war. the senate foreign relations committee is meeting right now. a formal declaration would place time limits on military commitment. elsewhere in washington, at the woodrow wilson center, the man leading the fight, retired general john al...

Taken down the world trade center, hit the pentagon, would have taken out the white house or the capitol building if it hadn't been for the passengers on united 93. he is in our possession, we know he's the architect. what are we supposed to do? kiss him on both cheeks and say, please, please, tell us what you no. of course not. we did exactly what needed to be done in order to catch those who were guilty on 9/11 and to prevent a further attack. we were successful on both parts. >> this report says it's not successful. >> the report is full of crap. >> let's talk about this. i'm joined by mark...

Conversationsing central around the response to a tragedy. but why an officer can kill black people around the country, right? >> if you want to say excessive force is wrong and violence is wrong. you don't want to be the problem you're trying to expose. >> what's happening, was happening a lot what i see especially in ferguson, is it's almost as if i hit you, but the cameras ohm come on when you hit me back, right? that's what's been happening in ferguson. i was there early when a lot of the protests were simply people just wanting to express their moral outrage and kind of also come together...