00:02E non?
00:02After 9-11, everyone was scared...
00:04...possible hijack plane...
00:05...scared it might happen again.
00:07Obvious terrorist attack...
00:09...it was my second day of grad school.
00:11The next day I changed all my classes to national security.
00:16Morning, Dan.
00:16Morning, Senator.
00:17Have you seen the story today in the New York Times?
00:19Evidently, the CIA destroyed tapes of interrogations
00:22of Al Qaeda detainees.
00:23I want to find out what was on the tapes
00:25and why they were destroyed.
00:28No paper...
00:29Paper is a way of getting people in trouble at our place.
00:32At our place, paper is how we keep track of laws.
00:38Last night I found this.
00:40He's detainee number 24.
00:43Have you guys used this thing a while ago?
00:45No, we watched the video.
00:48They waterboarded him 183 times.
00:51Everything they got from him was either a lie or something they already had.
00:55If it works, why do you need to do it 183 times?
01:00Maybe when the report comes out, people will finally see that.
01:04I vehemently disagree with the narrative here.
01:07The United States does not torture.
01:10Dan, you need to be careful here.
01:12They can't destroy the documents.
01:14They can go after the next best thing, you.
01:17They claim they saved lives, but what they really did was make it impossible to prosecute a mass murderer.
01:23because if what we did to him ever came out in the court of law, the case is over.
01:27The guy planned 9-11.
01:29We will not allow this to be covered up.
01:31The intent is to gain intel, save American lives.
01:33His dreams are written by the victors.
01:34We need to change our approach.
01:35How is that even ethical?
01:36Nothing could be further from the truth.
01:38Democracy is messy.
01:42If the Times had your report, we would print it tomorrow.
01:46No.
01:46If it's going to come out, it's going to come out the right way.
01:48No.
01:50Grazie a tutti.
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