enhanced interrogation report. joining us now is that very congressman. your thoughts first about the c.i.a. s pushback yesterday and the release to begin with on tuesday. i think you re correct. it was very partisan. there was no recommendations on it. i agree with bob kerry, former seal team one medal of honor winner, highly critical of the report. it does put our allies and the citizens abroad at greater risk. for what purpose? certainly we re in an area now where they re pushing miranda rights on the battlefield and it does affect our ability to gain information quickly and protect our troops that are in harm s way. it s very important to know that everyone at gitmo has got a lawyer now and some of those lawyers had their points of view put in this report. but there was no c.i.a. people there. amazing. i want you to hear this from msnbc, this is from a democratic congresswoman who saw this and wants an apology.
important information including information that led to the hunt of for usama bin laden. martha: we spent last few days going through this exercise. i m wondering what it was for? no recommendations were made in this report. right. martha: why drag owl of this out and spend $40 million, and i still want to know how this cost $40 million. this was generated by congressional staff who get as salary doing their job coming to work every day. what we get out of this? i think we got all bad stuff. hear s why. we politicized intelligence. america is so politicized, washington is so politicized on every issue but one place it was always sacred was intelligence community and armed forces of the we never used those for political gain. martha: great point. here is what this sets up, democrats being evicted from the senate and they re smashing windows on their way out the door as i have said. what they will now do, having democrat report against a bush administration intelligence decisions,
detainee is in my view unknowable. but for someone to say there was no intelligence of value of use, that came from those detainees, once they were subjected to eits, i think that is, lacks any foundation at all. bill: let s talk about that with steven hayes, senior write letter, weekly standard, fox news contributor. good morning to you. good morning, bill. bill: you wrote a piece today called, tortured report. democrats acting if they were in the dark on this the evidence suggests otherwise. explain that. why? no question. look at comments people like nancy pelosi and jay rockefeller made in public, distancing themselves from the report and from the briefings about the details of the techniques that were use, just doesn t hold up. if you go back and look at cia provided timelines and public statements from people like jay rockefeller at the time in support of aggressive interrogations, it strains credulity to believe behind the scenes they were opposing these
checklist of things to do before having sex. and tips for asking your partner to take the relationship to the next level. most surprising for some people, this diagram of a genderbread person which lays out a flowchart for how to identify one s gender. planned parenthood appears to be pushing an agenda that s not necessarily in ryline with thei beliefs. they re asking for full access to the curriculum and the instructor. we re getting a lot of feedback about last night s interview with former vice president dick cheney on the cia interrogation report. mr. cheney s reaction offered just the latest example of his no-holds barred, tell it like he sees it style. it s been on display for decades. tonight chief washington correspondent james rosen revisits the man who is, to
way history will look at it. bloomberg chastised mr. cheney for not having read the report and mike hersh pronounced him a war criminal. john than carl noted that his views are basically in line with cia director brennan. james, thank you. we ll talk about america s top spy weighing in on the cia interrogation report and get reaction from the panel after a quick break.