particularly on how the u.s. and russia move forward. if the president wants to save faith, he can have knower with regard to north korea from playing role in helping. what about the crowds over there? is this the usual crowd in. the anti-capitalist group. you can see the video of our colleague who was out. i think more than a dozen office ers. we re at home base. the security is really intense as you drive through the city. it is very noticeable. i don t know that could you call it for example, an anti-trump
that, and i quote, powell would blow his stack if he were briefed. reporter: a former top cia official says some details were held close, but that the agency did not engage in torture. absolutely not. absolutely not. i mean, people of conscience can disagree on this, but the people who are on the front lines who are actually engaged in trying to defend america against terrorists, they have to rely on the legal advice that they are given. reporter: some of the worst abuse occurred at a secret location called cobalt where detainees were walked around naked or shackled with their hands above their heads for extended periods of time. cia office ers took them down hallways slapping or punching them.