Put another level of protection there. I want you to do to hops until theres a connection. We are not authorized now to follow the string as we used to be able to do. In terms of the metadata of those are probably the biggest changes we have dealt with. In addition we have provided broad guidance in the form of an unclassified document that the government has generated which in a very public unclassified way outlines the general principles we want to make sure we apply in conducting intelligence at the nsa so we are putting those principles in place. In addition we have completed over the course of the last 15 months or so a fundamental review of everything that nsa does and what we collect against. That has all been reviewed to ensure we are comfortable from a policy perspective and what we are doing. Basically what the admiral said is in erbil her bill that the senate unfortunately did not take up. We look forward to putting it together. As quickly and this is so important. There was
A senator madam president , . The presiding officer the senator from georgia. Mr. Chambliss i ask that the quorum call be dispensed with. The presiding officer without objection the senate is not in a quorum call. Mr. Chambliss thank you. Madam president , i rise today as the vice chairman of the Senate Select committee on intelligence to respond to the public release of the declassified version of the executive summary and findings and conclusions from the committees study of the c. I. A. s detention and Interrogation Program. This is not pleasant duty for me. During my four years as the vice chairman of the Intelligence Committee, i have enjoyed an excellent relationship with our chairman, senator diane feinstein. We have worked closely to conduct strong bipartisan oversight of the u. S. Intelligence community, including the passage and enactment of Significant National security legislation. However, this particular study has been one of the very, very few areas where we have never b
Chapman, lor lorenzo goco, trecd genif, michael neblet, michael pezner, Caroline Tess and james wolf. And finally david granite, who has been a neverfaltering staff director throughout this review. Madam president , this study is bigger than the actions of the c. I. A. Its really about American Values and more or less. Its about the constitution, the bill of rights, our rule of law. These values exist regardless of the circumstances in which we find ourselves. They exist in peacetime and in wartime, and if we cast aside these values when convenient, we have failed to live by the very preseptembers that precepts that make our nation a great jaun. There is a r twhee carry the banner after great nation. So we submit this stud on behalf of the committee to the public in the belief that it will stand the test of time and with it the report will carry the message never again. I very much appreciate your attention and i yield to senator mccain. You can see the report. Up next, well would hear
Knowing whether they have been limited on what actions might or may not be available. The president has made it clear it is not his policy. I have never seen anybody more adamant about that and more clear in every statement he has made. They were all quoted. He has reiterated it. But that doesnt mean that you want to take away what might be conceivably necessary the president is absolutely clear about his policy. President s the decision to use force and thank you to this committee for voting and having made clear that congress was moving in that direction guess what . Instead of one or two days of bombing, in order to send a message that you shouldnt use these, we got a deal with russia to get 100 of the weapons out. That is because you didnt limited. Didnt limit it. That was another moment where for the first time in history during a conflict we removed all known declared chemical weapons from a country, and believe me thank god we did. Today, isolate is in their controlling half the
Also, join the conversation on cspan wj is our handle. You can also send us emails. We will get to your thoughts in just one minute. Joining us is candidate delaney. He is here to take your questions about this intelligent report. When you begin with what Dianne Feinstein had to say. She talks about the findings of this report. We have 20 findings and conclusions which fall into four general categories. First, the cias and enhanced interrogation techniques were not an effective way to get a better intelligence information. Second, the cia provided extensive amounts of inaccurate information about the program a end its effectiveness to the white house, the department of justice, congress, the cia inspector general, and the American Public. Third, the cias management of the program was in adequate and deeply flawed. Fourth, the cia program was far more neutral billion people were led to believe. What did we learn from this report . About theknown a lot basics of what was done to al qaeda