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They're skconsidering this a terrorism investigation. here's what we know. he was born in cue wait. he had jordanian citizen ship as well as he became an american citizen along with his family members some years ago. we're told by officials that now they're pouring through his background because he did not show up in any of the f.b.i. data bases that they use to track possible terrorism suspects. but they're also doing is looking through the files of the joint terrorism task force to see if perhaps in any one of those investigations going on around the country, whether his name turned up. and ...

We call on the senate to ensure this irresponsible lapse in authorities is as short-lived as possible on a matter as critical as our national security individual senators must put aside their partisan motivations and act krift swiftly. >> that is the bulk phone data collection roving taps for terrorism suspects who may change cell phones a lot and lone wolf provision, that is basically about these lone wolves that may be out there that are not connected to terrorism investigation, but they want to keep track of them anyway t. white house warned all last week there was no plan b if fleems were ...

He's been dressing up like st. nick every year since 2003. getting you in the spirit of the holidaysful right now i'm joined by the political analyst not in a santa outfit but in boston this morning. >> did you say the president bowled a 37. >> even i can beat that. that's terrible. >> i know. he hadn't bowled since he was 16. yeah, likely. so let's start with this push by the new york times. it's getting a lot of play. the editorial board is urging the president to prosecute former vice president and others for the torture of terrorism suspects. is this something the president should consider...

Crime and punishment, we are having a debate about politics. and having defined them beyond the pale of lawful activity, this report isn't surprising. in 2005, 38% said torturing terrorism suspects to gain information can be justified, by 2013 that number had risen. we invited him to be on the show tonight. he accepted then declined. joining me now is kenneth ross, the director of human rights watch. what is the position of human rights watch in the wake of yesterday's report about the legal action that should be pursued? >> we are a hundred percent for prosecution. chris, as you pointed out, ...

We're back with our breaking news. i'm brooke baldwin here. hearing what interrogators did in their attempt to break down terrorism suspects. the torture includes sexual threats, waterboarding, sleep deprivation, and the political fallout is definitely rolling in. with me now here onset, gloria borger, and our chief congressional correspondent, dana bash. gloria, to you first. we know this whole thing, this is feinstein and the democrats, and then you have the republicans who fervently disagree of the release of this with the asterisk footnote john mccain today. >> well, you know, john mccain ...