do you think that the the real people who oversaw codified torture john yoo alberto gonzales and donald rumsfeld shouldn't they be the ones sitting in prison john think they should be the ones and there are others even if you just put aside the people who actually did the day to day torture what about the people who conceived of the policy and who implemented the policy where the attorneys that papered over it with with crazed legal analysis or the man who who destroyed evidence of the torture in the tapes. france is howling its military mission against islamist rebels in mali a success but the three week long intervention has also created more havoc in the conflict torn country and some chilling stories are emerging as a local reporter gonzalo watcha told r.t. . so that out of one of us as betty ellis the war became a real nightmare for the people of this small city in the sago region it was one of the first places bombed by french warplanes before more jihadist overright sweeping south towards the capital bamako the french intervention left a pile of debris and ashes that's just the v

do you think that they're the real people who oversaw codified torture john yoo alberto gonzales and donald rumsfeld shouldn't they be the ones sitting in prison john think they should be the ones and there are others even if you just put aside the people who actually did the day to day torture what about the people who conceived of the policy and who implemented the policy or the attorneys that papered over it with with crazed legal analysis or the man who who destroyed evidence of the torture in the tapes. france is holding its military mission against is going to troubles in mali as a success but this three week long intervention has also created more havoc in the conflict all country some cheating stories are emerging as local reporter. told r.t. . gross that out what that says but the war became a real nightmare for the people of this small city in the sago region and it was one of the first places bombed by french warplanes before more jihadist arrived sweeping south towards the capital of america the french intervention left a pile of debris and ashes that's just the visible t

do you think that the the real people who oversaw codified torture john yoo alberto gonzales and donald rumsfeld shouldn't they be the ones sitting in prison they should be the ones and there are others even if you just put aside the people who actually did the day to day torture what about the people who conceived of the policy and who implemented the policy where the attorneys that papered over it with with crazed legal analysis or the man who who destroyed evidence of the torture in the tapes. u.s. president barack obama's pick for the country's next defense secretary has gone out of his way to persuade the senate has the right man for the job. for his previous statements at the confirmation hearing chuck hagel made it clear he will act in accordance with white house policies if his candidacy is approved and also he's going to listen to the session which brought some heated discussion but little hope of change. chuck hagel bent backwards to show how mainstream his views are the senators kept accusing him of not being mainstream enough and they kept using the word mainstream over and

do you think that the real people who oversaw codified torture john you alberto gonzales and donald rumsfeld shouldn't they be the ones sitting in prison they should be the ones in there are others even if you just put aside the people who actually did the day to day torture what about the people who conceived of the policy and who implemented the policy where the attorneys that papered over it with with crazed the legal analysis or the man who who destroyed evidence of the torture in the tapes. france's president francois won't is planning a trip to mali to survey what's being held as a successful military intervention against islamist and the french acknowledged however that the operation is entering a tricky phase which is likely to involve guerrilla tactics from extremist observers say the three week long fighting has spread more havoc across the country with civilians playing a but a bloody price for it we've got the story of one of the victims brought to us exclusively by local journalists gonzalo want to. grosser that out of one of us as but the war became a real nightmare for the peo

do you think that the the real people who oversaw codified torture john you alberto gonzales donald rumsfeld should they be the ones sitting in prison they should be the ones and there are others even if you just put aside the people who actually did the day to day torture what about the people who conceived of the policy and who implemented the policy where the attorneys that papered over it with with crazed legal analysis or the man who who destroyed evidence of the torture in the tapes. thousands of people are marching in demonstrations of close egypt against the rule the president mohamed morsi the main rallies are taking place in tahrir square in cairo in the town of port saeed near the suez canal for more details let's now cross live to belle truth who joins us live from cairo bel what is the current state of the protests are they peaceful so far. but i'm standing about a very boisterous and defiant protest here in egypt's tahrir square where thousands have gathered to protest against the president comes and what protesters are calling is that they have been liberated with multiple pro

do you think that the real people who oversaw codified torture john you alberto gonzales and donald rumsfeld shouldn't they be the ones sitting in prison they should be the ones and there are others even if you just put aside the people who actually did the day to day torture what about the people who conceived of the policy and who implemented the policy or the attorneys that papered over it with with crazed legal analysis or the man who who destroyed evidence of the torture in the tapes. u.s. president barack obama's pick for the country's next defense secretary has gone out of he's way to persuade the senate he's the right man for the job when it talks for his previous few statements at the confirmation hearing chuck hagel made it clear he will acts in accordance with white house policies if his candidacy is approved and also he's going answer can listen to the session which brought some heated discussion but a little hope of change. chuck hagel bent backwards to show how mainstream his views are the senators kept accusing him of not being mainstream enough and they kept using the word ma

do you think that the real people who oversaw codified torture john you alberto gonzales and donald rumsfeld shouldn't they be the ones sitting in prison they should be the ones and there are others even if you just put aside the people who actually did the day to day torture what about the people who conceived of the policy and who implemented the policy where the attorneys that papered over it with with crazed legal analysis or the man who who destroyed evidence of the torture in the tapes he's enjoying a book tour right now and is going. around washington giving speeches on how great torture is none of them are in prison and none of them will ever be prosecuted for the crimes that they've committed it's truly astounding i mean you're representing the two tiered justice system on the wrong side really showing the lawlessness the other impunity that the real tortures were criminals have were there gallivanting around the world selling books talking about their careers something that's particularly disturbing is that the prosecution along with multiple other people have said that your punish

do you think that the real people who oversaw codified torture john you alberto gonzales and donald rumsfeld shouldn't they be the ones sitting in prison they should be the ones in there are others even if you just put aside the people who actually did the day to day torture what about the people who conceived of the policy and who implemented the policy where the attorneys that papered over it with with crazed legal analysis or the man who who destroyed evidence of the torture in the tapes. france's president francois hollande is planning a trip to mali to survey what's being held as a successful military intervention against islamist and the french acknowledged however that the operation is entering a tricky phase which is likely to involve guerrilla tactics from extremist observers say the three week long fighting has spread more havoc across the country with civilians playing a but a bloody price for it we've got the story of one of the victims brought to us exclusively by local journalists gonzalo want to. grosser there are four of us as but the war became a real nightmare for the peopl

do you think that the real people who oversaw codified torture john yoo alberto gonzales and donald rumsfeld shouldn't they be the ones sitting in prison they should be the ones and there are others even if you just put aside the people who actually did the day to day torture what about the people who conceived of the policy and who implemented the policy where the attorneys that papered over it with with crazed legal analysis or the man who who destroyed evidence of the torture in the tapes he's enjoying a book tour right now and is going around washington giving speeches on how great torture is none of them are in prison and none of them will ever be prosecuted for the crimes that they've committed it's truly astounding i mean you're representing the two tiered justice system on the wrong side really showing the lawlessness the other impunity that the real tortures were criminals have are there gallivanting around the world selling books talking about their careers something that's particularly disturbing is that the prosecution along with multiple other people have said that your punishme

do you think that the real people who oversaw codified torture john you alberto gonzales and donald rumsfeld shouldn't they be the ones sitting in prison john think they should be the ones and there are others even if you just put aside the people who actually did the day to day torture what about the people who conceived of the policy and who implemented the policy where the attorneys that papered over it with with crazed legal analysis or the man who who destroyed evidence of the torture in the tapes he's enjoying a book tour right now and is going around washington giving speeches about how great torture is none of them are in prison and none of them will ever be prosecuted for the crimes that they've committed it's truly astounding i mean you're representing the two tiered justice system on the wrong side really showing the lawlessness the other impunity that the real tortures workers have are there gallivanting around the world selling books talking about their careers something that's particularly disturbing is that the prosecution along with both. other people have said that your puni

watch next hour do you think that the the real people who oversaw codified torture john you alberto gonzales and donald rumsfeld shouldn't they be the ones sitting in prison john think they should be the ones and there are others even if you just put aside the people who actually did the day to day torture what about the people who conceived of the policy and who implemented the policy were the attorneys that papered over it with with crazed legal analysis or the man who who destroyed evidence of the torture in the tapes. thousands of people are marching in demonstrations across egypt against the rule the president mohamed morsi the main rallies are taking place in tahrir square in cairo in the town of port saïd near the suez canal for more details let's not cross live to bell true who joins us live from cairo bell what is the current state of the protests are they peaceful so far. but i'm standing about a very boisterous and defiant protest here in egypt's tahrir square where thousands have gathered to protest against the president this comes on what protesters are calling is that they have

. >> nobody is calling for eric holder to be charged the way they did with alberto gonzales. >> neutral principles across the board whether to dems or republicans. if we do that we improve ourselves and if we don't we are in a lot of trouble. >> we are not hauling anybody to the international criminal court on our side because we disagree. >> judge jeanine: thanks for being with us this evening. here are the insta poll results. we asked you should the obama administration be able to use drone strikes to kill americans abroad. most of you thought it was a bad idea. chet says isn't it funny how the left scream their bloody heads off over water boarding and are stone cold quiet over drone strikes. personally i would much rather be water boarded. dave says it it is one thing to declare a war on a nation. it it is another to entirely ignore all of the laws that made this nation great. but some of you agree. bernard says tre treason must e met with swift justice. pat says had a single one of you naysayers seen any of the evidence against the only terrorist that we have taken out this way? fir

there was a call for the attorney general of the united states alberto gonzales to face krill criminal charges to take individuals in the justice department to the international criminal court in the haig because of enhanced interrogation techniques. calls from the media and academics and from a few of the congressman's colleagues. what do you hear now? nothing. a letter that says we are concerned about this activity and we want more information signed by 11 members of the united states senate. here is the problem. there are grounds for enhanced interrogation techniques and needs for it. there are also needs i believe at times for the president as the commander in chief to utilize a drone strike on a terrorist target that is caution harm to the united states. the problem with the 16-page memo he is what you said redefines terms on when the engainlment will take place and as the congressman says doesn't leave much room for congress who does have the considerable oversight to play and it is the scope of what is being done. that is the problem. >> sean: now, we are talking about killing a