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Underground. loud constant blasts in the darkness. unable to walk, the first man faint ignorance and issuing sis on the roof and the entire street. the interrogator tells the team the man himself is isis. the past week they rush for life. u.n. estimated 150,000 people trapped here but in the end nobody had any idea or how many lie left behind them in the rubble. water, water! i'm dying, she screams! in crippling heat and panic, you never know a first like this. or what is it like to carry your family out lifeless on a cart. this is his mother.

Some never leave the underground. loud, constant blasts in the darkness. unable to walk, the first man feins ignorance, but admits that isis is on the roof and lined the entire street. the interrogator tells the team he is isis. the desperate rush for life continued. the u.n. estimated 150,000 people were trapped here, but in the end, nobody had any idea, or how many lie left behind them in the rubble. water, water. i'm dying, she screams. her lips white. in crippling heat and panic, pray you never know thirst like this. or what it is like to carry your family out lifeless on a cart.

Yes, that can happen. and that does happen, and that's something we should worry about. but does the vetting process properly recognize those who have been radicalized and those who have not? so far the answer to that is yes. not one properly vetted refugee resettled to the united states has engaged in terrorism. so it's working. my first job out of law school, i worked for the u.n. in turkey, i was part of a vetting process for refugees and determining if someone was a refugee or not. it is extensive interrogation where the interrogator knows everything and the person being interrogated does ...

Yes, that can happen. and that does happen, and that's something we should worry about. but does the vetting process properly recognize those who have been radicalized and those who have not? so far the answer to that is yes. not one properly vetted refugee resettled to the united states has engaged in terrorism. so it's working. my first job out of law school, i worked for the u.n. in turkey, i was part of a vetting process for refugees and determining if someone was a refugee or not. it is extensive interrogation where the interrogator knows everything and the person being interrogated does ...

Reason for why this happened. >> when things happen in bars, they're not planned. what they are is spur of the moment. someone has a couple too many cocktails. someone makes a wise crack and bang, something happens. >> someone is going to look at this 4-month-old baby with a fracture in the back of his skull and say you didn't tell him he did it on accident? >> why did i do that? >> the way which this part of interrogation goes, the citing of a since in an individual i don't have power, they have all the power is by the interrogator introducing what i refer to as evidence ploys. evidence ploy ...