Former head of the cias bin laden unit who says the harsh Interrogation Program did not involve torture. That and much more. So stick around. So what really happened to a woman named jackie at the University University of virginia two years ago. Was she gang raped . We dont know. Rolling stone apologized for its article citing what it calls discrepancies in jackies account and regrets following jackies wishes not to contact the alleged assaulters. On thursday, the Washington Post reported new discrepancies, three of jackies friends who were part of the Rolling Stone version of the story say they never spoke to the magazine. And they take issue with the way their response to jackies first indication of trouble was reported upon by the magazine. One friend has flat out told the Washington Post, it didnt happen that way at all. Instead of telling jackie not to report the alleged incident, the friends say they told her to call police. They say she declined. The name of the man she claimed
Public. In advance an advisory has gone out to all u. S. Personnel overseas warning them to reassess their security measures ahead of the expected potential backlash. Undercover cia officers are fearful that they may be exposed despite the fact theyve devoted their lives to trying to protect us. And it is accepted that this may put them and others in harms way. I think this is a terrible idea. So our foreign partners are telling us this will cause violence and death. Our foreign leaders who approach the government and said you do this this will cause violence and death. Our own Intelligence Community has assessed that this will cause violence and death. The release of the report could lead to a greater risk that is posed to u. S. Facilities and individuals all around the world. A lot of officers fear there will be enough details in the report that their true identities could be revealed. Joining me now judge Andrew Napolitano who is fox news Senior Analyst and buck sexton former cia of
Country strong and secure. Welcome to the journal editorial report. Im paul gigot. That was john brennan defending his agency postseptember 11th use of socalled enhance interrogation techniques in the wake of a Senate Intelligence Committee Report released this week accusing the cia of torturing detainees and lying about its effectiveness. Roundly criticized by former top officials of the spy agency, none of whom were interviewed by the committee before its release. Is the 6,000page document anything more than partisan second guessing . Lets ask wall street journalist and deputy and dorothy and Foreign Affairs columnist bret stevens. So, dorothy, weve been editorially very critical of the report and we published the opposition from the former cia officials. Get that on the record. But theres an argument out there whatever you think of the report, this is somehow good for democratic accountability because it gets out in the public what the cia was doing. Do you agree with that . Paul, i
U. S. And around the world. Coming up right now americans take to the streets by the thousands to express their anger over what they see as a bias justice system. New details about the record of the new York City Police officer at the center of the latest controversy. Plus children caught in the middle of the battle against isis. How those who stayed behind in kobani are surviving somehow in a war zone. And a major typhoon bear downs in the philippines. Well show you its latest track. How people are preparing for a potential disaster. A lot of stories to get through at this hour, but first its been another night of protests in new york and in many cities across the state as demonstrators express their outrage about police and race relations. Weve seen this in new york to oakland to dallas, to kansas city as well. People filling the streets for a second straight night demanding change. Weve seen a black man being killed every 26 hours by Police Officers in this country. Its time we say
Witt. New details about the failed mission to rescue american photojournalist luke summers. Launched the effort to save summers, but ultimately, they were not able to save him. And on the sunday talk shows, new reassurance that this attempt needed to be made. I do think it was the right decision to actually engage and try to go in for the rescue attempt. Nobody can do it better than our special forces community. It doesnt always go perfectly. Thats always the risk. And then, in this particular case, unfortunately, and it was a tragic loss of the two hostages, you know, it was an unfortunate outcome. Nbcs Kristen Welker at the white house with more on what happened in that raid. Good day to you, kristen. What more do we know . Well, alex, good morning, those who knew luke summers are sharing his story today. In a statement, his stepmother describes summers as a talented photographer. Meanwhile, add the Obama Administration begins to assess the failed rescue mission, one official tells m