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They were there. we interrogated those prisoners using methods that nobody knew anything about. that story changed the way the world saw the united states, probably permanently. it changed the fundamentals of what we know about this war on terror idea. and the fact that the story was published frankly changed the way the u.s. government felt it could get away with while conducting its war on terror. two years later in 2007, followed up on a tip she got in a random unsolicited phone call. she pulled the threads she found and she ended up following another investigative thread in the post. and t...

That story changed the way the world saw the united states, probably permanently. it changed the fundamentals of what we know about this war on terror idea. and the fact that the story was published frankly changed the way the u.s. government felt it could get away with while conducting its war on terror. two years later in 2007, followed up on a tip she got in a random unsolicited phone call. she pulled the threads she found and she ended up following another investigative thread in the post. and this one didn't have to do with the way the united states treated terrorism suspects. it had to d...

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Latest updates on this topic from reliable sources.

Shannon? >> shannon: jennifer griffin live from the pentagon. thank you, jennifer. we told you last night that president obama threatened to veto a new defense spending bill over the handling of terrorism suspects. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has more for us this evening. >> reporter: shannon, the president's veto comes after five months of negotiation between the white house and senate armed service committee over the questioning of detainees. >> the administration policy has been a complete failure. >> on the senate floor, the obama administration was chided for promi...