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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110508:22:04:00

years ago. it was four years ago in 2007 when had built up sufficient lead information on the name of the courier we thought was ready for presidential primetime. we briefed it to the president, not as something eminent, but as the most promising lead to track down bin laden because frankly the trail has been cold for a long period of time. hayden says that an important lead in the hunt for that courier came from detainee interrogations at so-called black sites, secret, cia prisons located outside the united states. all right. now we ll turn our attention to memphis now. officials there are warning residents to brace for a large-scale disaster as the mississippi river continues to rise. this is as live view from downtown memphis with the interstate 40 bridge in the background. a lot of the park you see in this shot is now under water. as you can see from this

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110508:17:15:00

to find and follow the couriers. that was a hypothesis with which we went into this four years ago or so. so this is classic human intelligence? you had people on the ground. they talked to people. they developed relationships. is that right? it is. but it also came out of detainee interrogations. one of the more prominent leads we had at the beginning of the exercise was partial identity information that came out of detainees that we were holding in our so-called black sites, and then from that point we used all the tools of intelligence. i can t go into detail, but it was signals intelligence and imagery intelligence and human intelligence that allowed us to build this. this wasn t done one brick at a time. this was actually done one pebble at a time. this is classic analytic work. tell us for a moment about that issue of interrogation. there s something of a debate here about whether the

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110502:06:20:00

of details about how they got on to the couriers in the first place. i was told that there was crucial information that emerged out of detainee interrogations of high value detainees. one of whom was at guantanamo where references to this particular courier as being a trusted courier of bin laden first emerged, first put him on the radar screen of u.s. intelligence and for years u.s. intelligence has been trying to figure out who this courier was and where he was. they had his working name. they knew some information about him but not a lot. and focusing like a laser on that sort of network that surrounded bin laden.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110910:23:03:00

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survive those techniques burk to learn how to use some of them itself. i want to show you a document from guantanamo that was declassified after the fact. guidelines for employing s.e.r.e. techniques during detainee interrogations. the interrogation tactics used at military s.e.r.e. schools are appropriate. these tactics and techniques are used at the. . r.e. schools to break detainies. the techniques can be used to break detainees during interrogations. what is your reaction to 245? that is horrific. these are written in blood. these are techniques that u.s. service members died for. every technique we used, someone died for. foreign torture tactics redesigned and redirected. they decided that they would mimic our enemies techniques. but the new enhanced interrogation program did have its own advocates. richard engel sat down with john

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