A panel put together by the constitution progress this morning made public a 577-paged report on the united states use of torture on president bush. the report says it is quote indisputable that the united states engaged in the practice of torture. congressman hutchinson, jones, spearheaded the two-year investigation. what the new york times calls the most ambitious attempt to date to assess the detention and interrogation programs. the report found no firm or persuasive evidence that torture produced vital information that couldn t have been otherwise legally obtained and confirms new torture the cia has not admitted to. it says it damaged the standing of our nation and potentially increased the danger to u.s. military personnel taken captive. we look back at the torture regime and rightly bemoan the
Was killed in yesterday s explosion. family has asked that the victim s personal information not be disclosed. while the nation s attention has been focused on boston, there is other news happening. one of those other stories that has been easy to lose track of was a report released today on what at first by what might appear to be an utterly unrelated topic. a panel put together by the constitution progress this morning made public a 577-paged report on the united states use of torture on president bush. the report says it is quote indisputable that the united states engaged in the practice of torture. congressman hutchinson, jones, spearheaded the two-year inv investigation. what the new york times calls the most ambitious attempt to date to assess the detention and interrogation programs. the report found no firm or purr
Unrelated topic. a panel put together by the constitution progress this morning made public a 577-paged report on the united states use of torture on president bush. the report says it is quote indisputable that the united states engaged in the practice of torture. congressman hutchinson, jones, spearheaded the two-year investigation. what the new york times calls the most ambitious attempt to date to assess the detention and interrogation programs. the report found no firm or purr swasive evidence that torture produced vital information that couldn t have been otherwise legally obtained and confirms new torture the cia has not admitted to. it says it damaged the standing of our nation and potentially increased the danger to u.s. military personnel taken captive. we look back at the torture
Board. when we put forward our package, this is the ideal package conferring with law enforcement community leaders and gun rights advocates and gun owners and sport sportsmen, the best response to gun violence we knew it would not pass right away but there is a bill in the not which is the most progress we have made, legislatively in many years to address gun violence and that, the crumb of crux of that is the movie effective thing we can do which is universal enforceable background checks. the question is, are we going to pass that bill? are republicans going to block it? that is the fundamental question. chris: we are talking with the head of the n.r.a. underred task force on school safety in the next segment, sas hutchinson, and they say put armed guards in every school.