most stuff that doesn t work goes the way of the dodo pretty quick like water beds and 8 tracks and things like that. my question to leslie stall is what would you use in place of enhanced interrogation to get information out of people who are trying to kill americans? bill: now, were you convinced by that interview that leslie stall was against coerced interrogation? against waterboarding and all of that? does she convince you of that? she never said that what she did was what i often do here and what i m actually doing to you right now is she played devil s advocate. yeah. but i mean he was saying, you know, i slapped him with an open hand and she almost [bleep]. she was like, what? you did? you sleep deprivation, diet alteration. she was making it like it was a big deal. anyone who has rushed a frat who has gone through more than that. i just feel like look, you are trying to get information out of people. you know, they got terrorists
interrogation unit. he has a new book. leslie stall interrogated him. you also employed stress techniques. um-huh. there was technique where the detableee would sit on the floor and raise his hands over his head. in other words, he had to hold his hands up there forever and forever. forever and ever. i was thinking about this the other day. the objective was to induce muscle fatigue. most people who work out do a lot more fatiguing of the muscles. are you saying this was like going to the gym? come on. a little different. bill: i thought the interview was fine. but adam corolla disagrees and joins us now from los angeles. what teed you off about leslie stall. i just think it s so easy to sit back in the cheap seats and snipe at these guys that are trying to get information that are going to save american lives. and maybe european lives as well. i mean, we sit around and we go, you know, torture doesn t work. well, it s been around for 5,000 years.
i agree with you 100%. whether it s a mom or a model completely exploiting a child breast feeding. bill: how old is the kid on the cover? how old is the kid? i think he is the 3-year-old son. she has a 3 and a a-year-old son but i believe this is the 3-year-old son. bill: okay. all right, ladies, thank you very much. very interesting. directly ahead, we will have the latest on the norfolk mob violence situation. very public crime remains largely unsolved down there. then lou dobbs on why mitt romney is building a significant lead in the latest polling and we are coming right back. [ female announcer ] research suggests
this incident who have attempted to come forward who have not been given full hearing by the investigators who chose for whatever reason to ignore. bill: that s why the two victims filed a complaint. because they said the norfolk police wouldn t interview the people who saw it aggressively. which leads me, ladies and gentlemen, to my fourth point. i know that the internal affairs department of the another folk police department is now investigating the responding officers in this case. i will allow them full, fair time to do their investigation. bill: it s been a month. but i call on colonel stephan flourdy of the virginia state police. a wonderful legendary organization to supervise the internal affairs probe of these officers as he is statutorily permitted to do, to ensure that this department does not cover up for the
this is a model. no, it is a mother and that is her son. bill: is that right? i didn t know that. is that true? she was exploiting. she was on the news today talking about this. she is exploiting her child for 15 minutes of fame. i understand if you want to introduce a new issue of how to raise your child. but why don t you take a picture that actually depicts. bill: i think time magazine is the one that exploited. it s her child. bill: are you sure it s a real mom and her son? i guess it would have to be they couldn t do that if they weren t related. did you know that leslie? did you know that was a real mom and her son? did you know that? yes, did i. bill: so i m the idiot here. no, no, no. bill: i should have done the research here. all right. leslie, is this offensive to you? it is. and, you know, i m going to be in trouble, bill, because my mother is watching. but my mother breast fed one of my brothers until he was 3. i was offended by it i was embarrassed