better chance now. you don t have a liberal wing nearly as strong it s like run, elizabeth, run. you don t have a strong aliberal wing. dana s right, the circling of the wagons has been governor o malley, of maryland did the same thing on that torture report, she did a lot of things on keystone. do you think that hillary clinton gets pushed into making a decision about making the decision sooner rather than later, because she doesn t want to leave that four months open for them to target her.ñ(l the alternative to hillary is going to be elizabeth warren. it doesn t seem to be a choice to me, because it seems that
longer. i think it should apply across the board. we know that a lot of women who suffer from sexual abuse do not come forward. sometimes it takes years for them to have the courage to come forward. we need to support those women by changing our law to support them. i agree. there s a uniform point of view from the panel. what do you think? tweet us your thoughts. and the torture report released this week by senator feinstein. ugly details about what american government did to detainees in captivity. stay with us. stripped naked, diapered, physically struck and put in various painful stress positions for long periods of time. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan, but it doesn t hold me back. i go through periods where it s hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. non-24 is a circadian rhythm disorder
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torture produces more misleading information than actionable intelligence. let s take the first portion first. do americans not deserve to know what was being done by their government in their name? as a former intelligence officer i believe things classified are supposed to stay classified. when you have releases like this absence the conduct how it was conducted. it s easy to foment an emotional response. i look at targets in the middle east and southwest asia. when they heard this report s release. there s basically two camps in those areas. one, is that all they did? our government does far worse. the other camp thought that the report would reveal that the cia used far worse tactics. the perceptions are that the cia uses far worse tactics. this report saying this isn t who we are when we release these things, it doesn t resonate in the northwest middle africa,
means. michael is a former intelligence officer and op-ed and has a report and good to have you with us. thanks. you write in this op-ed maybe the most dangerous consequence is it would set back our foreign services in fighting terrorism. you look at the abuses of abu graid in 2003, it was how to each time you re in there claim you re being tortured, you will be able to organize and gather and form things, form organizations much like we saw from the report in t the guardian on bucca, of baghdadi. this report basically constrains our intelligence services and lets a future terrorist who becomes a detainee basically says there s nothing to fear in