life. when we first started, they were quite small and quite young so they fit in there quite nicely, but they were immobile for the most part. it didn t feel good. it just didn t. and it it was just wrong. we started having difficulty getting them all into this one small steel box, to be honest. that s what it was. it was a floating steel box. that s where food deprivation could come in. we would hold back food and they knew if they went in the modular they would get food so if they were hungry enough they went in there. during the winter 5:00 at night until 7:00 in the morning. teeth rakes and blood. closing that door on him and knowing that he s locked in there for the whole night is like it s a stab. it s whoa. if that is true, it s not
attention, you grab somebody and bring him close to you and look at him stray straight in the eye to let him know there is a new sheriff in town and slap him. that is number three. the insult slap. it s a slap. it s not torture. it s within open hand so it s not to hurt him. people take offense to that. it gets their attention. sean: they are naked? in most cases they are naked. yes, vulnerable. sean: sleep deprivation? yes. sean: food deprivation? there is caloric reduction intake. sean: what else? there is the facial hold, you grab by the face and you make them look at you. so those are the conditions. then there is a couple stles
side? we are in the shadows. we do what nobody else does. f.b.i. does it s thing. military does it s thing. we get authorities to go beyond. we have very special authority to do covert action. for example, we operate in the shadows. that is what i meant by that. sean: everybody you did including water boarding, sleep deprivation. food deprivation. what did you do to ammar al-zubaydi and khalid shaikh mohammed. they were approved in august of 2002. i say in the book, hard measures, they were pretty wimpy. if the american people actually knew what these techniques, what are you talking about? for example, the first one is
we are in the shadows. we do what nobody else does. f.b.i. does it s thing. military does it s thing. we get authorities to go beyond. we have very special authority to do covert action. for example, we operate in the shadows. that is what i meant by that. sean: everybody you did including water boarding, sleep deprivation. food deprivation. what did you do to ammar al-zubaydi and khalid shaikh mohammed. they were approved in august of 2002. i say in the book, hard measures, they were pretty wimpy. if the american people actually knew what these techniques, what are you talking about? for example, the first one is attention, you grab somebody and
service and author of the new book. you put guys in diapers, food deprivation, sleep deprivation but everybody talks enhanced interrogation, water boarding. three people. ammar al-zubaydi and khalid shaikh mohammed. the first is ammar al-zubaydi. he gave us early information and then he stopped talking. we were dead in the water in may of 2002. we were very concerned about a second wave of attacks. we had who come up with something. i asked a psychologist exert expert that we had on a military training program that claims u.s. servicemen sent to prison