terrorists can answer the charges against him, but james mitchell didn t even get a chance to respond to the senate intelligence report. didn t call him, didn t get his side of the story. isn t that sort of un-american? the senate committee doesn t reach out to him? well again, you d have to ask the senate committee about whether they talked to him. i don t know whether they did. if he says that they didn t, i m not here to contradict him. he knows very well that they did not speak with james mitchell. they didn t speak with anybody from the cia. ha was, of course, our chief white house correspondent ed henry today following up on our exclusive with james mitchell. on the democrat cia interrogation report that you ve heard about tonight and last night. they asked why the mastermind of 9/11 was asked to tell his side of story in custody and in court when senate democrats who
if he says that they didn t, i m not here to contradict him. he knows very well that they did not speak with james mitchell. they didn t speak with anybody from the cia. ha was, of course, our chief white house correspondent ed henry today following up on our exclusive with james mitchell. on the democrat cia interrogation report that you ve heard about tonight and last night. they asked why the mastermind of 9/11 was asked to tell his side of story in custody and in court when senate democrats who wrote this report never once reached out to mitchell for his side before condemning him. joining us now, american enterprise institute fellow and author of courting disaster how the cia kept america safe. marc thiessen. one of the things mitchell told me first of all, he knows that they didn t speak to him. they didn t talk to jose rodriguez, mike hayden, george tenet. we spent all this time
leland: all right the, coming up at top of the hour, outnumbered. let s check in with the ladies upstairs to find out what s up. florida governor jeb bush one giant step closer to running for president in 2016. who would that help and who would it hurt? also the senate intel committee sunday fire, accused of not getting the other side of the story, you know, from the people who actually did intear gating at cia before rerelease ing that interrogation report. should that raise a red flag. on how wives should do more to please their husbands is sparking a lot of outrage. not just the why but the how is what is sparking the outrage. all that plus our #oneluckyguy. outnumbered at the top. hour. now back to you. leland: harris, see you guys then. thanks. we ve got new information to bring you on home burglary in alabama. this is quite a story. the victims nabbed the suspects themselves after they see the suspects drive by two days after
college. here s what sabrina did, she started with her premise and she backed and filmed and never interviewed the people that were accused. senator feinstein started a premise that torture is bad. she backed and filled, she went and found some interrogation techniques they were using, never interviewed the people that were accused of doing it. why aren t we holding feinstein under the same rules? is there a redo on the senate interrogation report i m all for that. rolling stone, you re right, should definitely not go back to the same reporter who literally screwed this up. you they not agree with the report that lisa came out with some facts. she spoke to megyn kelly who
context. this is pretty darned easy. just moments after the cia interrogation report was released, sandra fluke tweeted this. she says, okay, let me read it. she says horrified by the hash tag torturereport and how it mirrors the domestic challenges of #sexual assault. she compared to sexual assault victims to terrorist she took terrorism and made it about race. tomorrow morning cashing in. greg, you are next. i m on o reilly tonight with bernie. this is something that should happen more often. city hall at 5:00 p.m., for the