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Of prisoners will produce more bad than good intelligence. >> reporter: as for the president's claim that those harsh interrogation tactics amounts to torture, white house secretary john ernest was asked that question, he said the president still stands by that claim. >> jim acosta reporting live from. u.s. troops around the world are bracing for the threat of retaliation to the so-called terror report. the senate investigation steer bid dianne feinstein detailed the cia's brutal tactics to interrogate some 9/11 terror suspects. here is senator feinstein reeling off a long laundry list of docu...

Morning. >> thank you for having me on the program. >> bob baer, former cia operative told us last hour he thinks the fallout from this is going to be political. that it's not going to be any retaliation from our enemies overseas. do you agree? >> i generally think this is a political issue. all the things that are basically ahead in the report has already come out. already t tough interrogation techniques, the cia inspector general report actually came out with something in 2004 which was declassified in 2008/2009 that detailed exact play the cia did for the most part whoobd they did it to. s...

From the pentagon. good morning, barbara. >> good morning, poppy. troops at the ready in case there are retaliation attacks. this report has been in the works for months. the question now, of course, is how will the world react when it is made public. this morning, thousands of u.s. military personnel on heightened alert, anticipating the release of a report by the senate intelligence committee on top-secret interrogation tactics and torture of cia detainees. >> our own intelligence community has assessed that this will cause violence and death. >> reporter: marines are positioned in key areas...

The secretary. he just sat down for an interview. they talked about the release of this so-called torture report. listen. >> this is one of the places where they're concerned about possible retaliation for that terror report. i asked secretary hagel about this. he said he has put all his combat-and-commands on the alert with the release of this report today. he says some of the redactions of the report have helped a bit. they're taking every precaution. a lot of commanders we've spoken to in iraq as well as afghanistan over the weekend concerned about the repercussions of this and secretary ha...

Waterboarding, provided by key information that prevented other terror attacks and led to the capture of osama bin laden. but the report questions the effectiveness of those procedures. critics of the $50 million report question the timing of its release. >> what would be a good time to release this report? it's difficult to imagine one. particularly because of the painful details that will be included. but, again, the president believes that it is important for us to be as transparent as we possibly can be about what exactly transpire sod we can just be clear to the american public and people...