Hello, im john berman. Michaela pereira is off today. Wed like to welcome our viewers to the United States and Around The World. Breaking news at this hour. A highly anticipated and extremely controversial report due out any minute details just what cia interrogators did to Terror Detainees after september 11 and if it worked. Any minute now senator Dianne Feinstein will present this report. Youre looking at live pictures of the senate well. The senator will detail tactics and policies used during the Bush Administration against al qaeda suspects waterboarding, sleep deprivations, reservations about secret overseas prisons. The socalled black sites, all that expected to be included. What is in the report is controversial, releasing it at all is controversial. Heightened security Around The World because of fears the
report could spark antiamerican violence. Evan perez has a preview of whats in the report. Also, dana bash who just spoke with senator Dianne Feinstein. Senior White House
of the iran deal will make it harder for them to back out of the program, but others here at the white house insist that the hands of both pompeo has been strengthened. hoping to get confirmation for another team member. for cam member gina haspel. a democrats plan to express her on enhanced terror techniques. the sister of the pilot killed in a terror attacks. so she is glad that gina haspel was tough on terrorists. she added that the interrogations were lawful, and if barack obama had nominated gina haspel to be the first female cia director, she would have gotten put on an easy boat, rather than the harder road that the president is now facing. sean: all right, lots of breaking news tonight. joining us now, senior intelligence officer and fox news contributor daniel. welcome to the family. we appreciate you being here. i have never understood the mentality that says we are going
war. enhanced terror techniques and defense of controversial nsa spy tactics. paul has suggested in a number of places, including an op-ed on foxnews.com that he will do whatever he can,. eboni, to try to stop this nomination. eboni? eboni: thank you, leland? leland: former deputy assistant to president george w. bush with us now. the favorite words or phrases here in washington by reporters is this is not normal. which oddly enough is exactly what president trump promised us. no doubt. he is unorthodox. he is unconventional. i like to focus on the performance than the process. no one likes to see how sausage is being made but we love sausage. the president has had great accomplishment this year. has he had turnover, record turnover for the white house? of course he has. three principles remain in serving a president. you serve at the pleasure of the president. it s an opportunity, not a career. and, you know, know when to leave. that s been true in every white house.
whoever you keep out, what about the message you re sending and doesn t this inspire people who are already here to become alienated? how could it not? exactly, how could it not? it s less stress of people coming over the border. i don t want young muslim men growing up in this country feeling they re not 100% accepted into our society. you heard president trump say that he feels in this world of terrorism there should be a level playing field. if, we the uls u.s., don t go b to using enhanced terror techniques like waterboarding, et cetera, then we re basically tying our hands. there is debate over whether these techniques work. people who look at them and are wildly skeptical about what you get from them, people who get tortured ordeal with them very harsh harshly, tend to say things to stop the treatment. there is not a great deal of
flatly denied these allegations as the current saudi ambassador to the united states. they ve always flatly denied all these allegations as you well know. yeah. if i can say one other thing, both of those people have asked that the 28 pages be released. if they re prepared to have them be released why should the united states government be withholding the truth from our people. all right. let s see if those 28 pages are released. senator graham thanks very much for joining us. thank you. up next, we ll move on to other news we re following including the the plea in the case of a ohio man who prosecutors say was taught terror techniques in syria. the charges and how he was tracked by anti-terror investigators here in the united states. this is judy. judy is 65 years old. her mortgage payment is $728 a month. that s almost $9,000 a year now judy doesn t think that she ll be able to retire until her mortgage is fully