Shepard Smith SLAMS Trump's CIA Pick For Dodging Torture Questions
May 11, 2018
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---“Waterboarding is torture and is not permitted under Army guidelines,” Smith continued. “Torture is illegal under international law. The Supreme Court noted in 2004 that the United States has a historical record of regarding waterboarding as a war crime and has prosecuted individuals for such practice in the past.”
Haspel said she would not restart the CIA’s controversial interrogation program and that she no longer believes torture works in extracting information from terrorism suspects. But during her Wednesday hearing, she continued to defend the department destroying interrogation tapes and other records.---
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