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In short, it was a big step in the wrong direction. 12k3w4r we heard senator cornyn say he could think of no bigger disservice to the people of the cia, no bigger recruiting tool for terrorists than the release of this report. republicans say it endangers american lives overseas. it's politically motivated. essentially the democratically controlled senate's last chance to release it. and it calls to task its method saying it's inaccurate. essentially this assertion that it produce no, sir actionable intelligence. republican senators produced a long list of instances in which they say these met...

Terrorists than the release of this report. republicans say it endangers american lives overseas. it's politically motivated. essentially a democratically controlled senate's last chance to release before. and republicans senator produced a long list of instances in which they say these may have led to the breakup of terrorist plots, capture of leaders even the killing of osama bin laden. the white house would not wade into that debate into the intel or whether there should have been people prosecuted over this. but they did call the release an example for democracy. >> we've taken precautiona...

Summary also indicated that the suspects did not, as a result of the use of these so-called eits, provide the kind of intelligence that led the cia to stop terrorist plots or arrest additional suspects. as a result, i think it's fair to say the entire committee was concerned, and it had proved the scope of an investigation by a vote -- it approved the scope of an investigation by a vote of 14-1, and the work began. in my march 11, 2014, floor speech about the study, i described how in 2009 the committee came to an agreement with the new cia director, leon panetta, for access to documents and o...

The prisoners did not, as a result of the use of the so-called eits provide the kind of intelligence that lead the cia to stop terrorist plots or arrest additional suspects. as a result, i think it's fair to say the entire committee was concerned, and it approved the scope of an investigation by a vote of 14-1, and the work began. in my march 11, 2014 floor speech about the study, i described how in 2009 the committee came to an agreement with the new cia director leon panetta for access to documents and other records about the cia's detention and interrogation program. so i won't repeat that ...

Political instability or any other public emergency may be invoked as a justification for torture. nonetheless, it was argued that the need for information on possible additional terrorist plots after 9/11 made extraordinary interrogation techniques necessary. even if one were to set aside all of the moral arguments our review was a meticulous and detailed examination of records. it finds that coercive interrogation techniques did not produce the vital unavailable intelligence the cia has claimed. i will go into further detail on this issue in a moment. but let me make clear these comments are...