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In that business and why it should be done in the military? ? that's a great question. cia historically has not done interrogations. we don't have interrogators. we just don't have any expertise. >> the questions have been directed to you has been because of that. >> yes, that's right. and why dod, of course, does do battlefield interrogations and that's why we have the army field manual. we have very clear legal and policy guidance for those dod interrogations which i support and then, of course, the fbi has its own authorities for interviewing terror suspects and then as we mentioned, we hav...

C.i.a. historically has not done interrogations. we don't have interrogators so we just don't have any expertise. >> most of the questions have been directed to you has been because of that. >> yes, that's right. dod of course does do battlefield investigations and why we have the army field manual. we have policy guidance for those dod interrogations which i support. the f.b.i. has its own authorities for interviewing terror suspects and as we mentioned we have the high-value interrogation group and c.i.a. is part of that. we support that with substantive expertise about a particular group or...

Talk to you soon, david bossie in d.c. another big story now. >> julie: we're awaiting the confirmation hearing for gina haspel happening in this hour and we'll carry it for you live. president trump's pick to head the c.i.a. she is set to face tough questions as the very first woman, by the way, to head the c.i.a. about her tenure running a black site prison where terror suspects were water boarded. expected to address the controversy in her opening remarks pledging that under her leadership the agency would not bring back those techniques which critics say amount to torture. chief intelligen...

Covers her career but several democratic senators are still accusing the agency of selective declassification ahead of wednesday appearing. they want more of her record to be public. the first woman ever nominated to be director of the cia, gina haskel spent money on capitol hill meeting with her fiercest critics on the senate intelligence committee. >> we talked about a lot of things that helps clarify for me and very helpful. >> i want her to be straight about the issues the agency has struggled with in the past and for her to take ownership moving forward in a way that gives me confidence t...

Covers her career as a covert officer. but several democratic senators are still accusing the agency of selective declassification ahead of wednesday's hearing. they want more of her records made public. >> looking forward. >> the first woman ever nominated to be director of the cia tina haskell said monday up on capitol hill meeting with some of her fiercest critics on the senate intelligence committee. >> we talked about an awful lot of things that helped clarify for me and it was very helpful. >> i want her to be straight about some of the issues that the agency has struggled with in the pa...