we have cia documents. from the spring of 1973 in which the cia station chief identifies emma choreo as one of the key entities in chile that is pushing for instability and confrontation in order to instigate military action in chile no discussion of democracy and i think peaceful violence that was the purpose. in september of 1973 again that was overthrown in a military coup led by general to pinochet. mass open air prisons to the houses disappearances in the thousands bodies dumped at sea the result a culture of fear and repression repression the spread to the media a new total crackdown on the press with an exception i made and the other 2 papers and opened a film i'm not on the monotheists yes that's where most chileans got their news from during the 17 years it taitz a ship that followed. where barbara hayes a young journalist at the time got her start i mean with thousands of people political body yes i was really interested in political journalism but by then it was clear that there was absolutely no

for the cia, and the cia had zero expertise in detaining people. and they weren't even discussing interrogations formally yet. but when the first cia detainee captured at the end of march, when he was captured in pakistan, the cia decided to take them into custody, the cia's custody and not provide him to another country for interrogation. initially that interrogation was led by the fbi and they obtained a significant amount using rapport bidding techniques. but that changed when these two contractors who were cia contractors at the agency at the time, went to the cia and said we have a program that we can use based off learned helplessness, which will allow detainees to provide secret information, specifically information on the next attack against the united states and operatives inside the united states. and this was basically billed on an unfounded theory that was based on learned helplessness and the study was by -- who's at the university of pennsylvania and was really about dogs. >> you've got these two people running this operation which do

the cia says prince mohammed sayson ordered -- the cia prince mohammed simon ordered khashoggi's killing. the saudi embassy denies that the kingdom hacked bezos' phone. in boston, an iranian student attending northeastern university was detained at the airport and then deported from the united s states, despite arriving to boston's logan international airport with a valid student visa sunday. 24-y-year-old mohammad shahab dehghani hossein was deported monday, even though a massachusetts district court judge granted him an emergency stay of removal. in response, the aclu of massachusetts said -- "given the trump administration's xenophobic policies and cbp's troubling practice at logan airport of sending students with valid visas back to iran, it is shameful that the government defied a federal court order and deported shahab without due process." in phoenix, arizona, the family of a 19-year-old black teen who was shot by police with a rubber bullet in the chest and tackled to the ground is demanding the officers be immediately fired. dion humphrey has a developmental disability. he is a

the us and if you've been around a long time how come the cia is so bad a cruise these days the cia used to do couzin lot america all the time and they were pretty good at it these days they don't seem to be able to even stage a coup anymore they screwed up in venezuela they can even do a stage in america they can't even do a coup in america and their own turf they've been trying to do a coup against trump now for a few years they failed how come they're so bad at coups the cia well you had a doing a coup in honduras that was the last major coup they had you have had the cia cordon made a coup in brazil to put the elect the president in jail and how many times they are trying with fidel castro. i think they tried to kill him $128.00 times that you have to realize that the cia grew out of sort of the o.s.'s the cold also social the cia is run by very rich rich little kids that are playing a game and it's very hard to have spoiled rich kids try to run the world when they really had to work in it or ever get but i palance those are my peeps we were in the cia that's our power base you can h

pete buttigieg has the cia haircut, sign that hair by cia george h w bush. hair to mayor pete after it was here is mayor pete live campaigning in an iowa diner and covertly signaling to his cia control officer that the two reels of microfiche are in his socks. mayor pete is preparing to infiltrate sanders' $140 million beach house. the name is buttigieg, pete buttigieg. the name is buttigieg, pete buttigieg. i'm sorry, i didn't catch that. could you spell it? the alternative explanation is the hour jim comey fbi assets jeffrey epstein given reconstructive surgery and put in the witness program put as a small mayor in small-town indiana where no one would look for him. marianne's love is unrequited pete is undercover. to break it all down, no one better than the new england radio losses howie carr, author of the book "what really happened." howie, deep state pete and bernie are beneficiaries of warren's tanking numbers. where did senator warren go wrong? >> she tried to out bernie bernie. she try to convince the people the free stuff crowd she was one of them

i met him the day i interviewed to be cia director.id: and who recommended you to be cia director? sec. pompeo: i don't know for sure. i don't know. david: you mean the cia doesn't have the ability to figure out who recommended you? [laughter] david: you should figure that out. sec. pompeo: david, you would never believe that the cia only does foreign espionage. [laughter] david: ok, ok. sec. pompeo: i have never been able to convince you of that. david: somebody recommended you. you had an interview with them. sec. pompeo: i think the vice president was likely the person who i had known and served with as a member of congress. david: and did you say, "i like the cia job, but i would like to be secretary of state?" or this came as a surprise to you? sec. pompeo: it was a complete surprise to me. and i was honored to serve as the director of the central intelligence agency. david: ok. some people say that you should run for the senate from kansas. in fact, mitch mcconnell, i think, has twisted your arm a few times to do that. can you sa

the us and if you've been around a long time how come the cia is so bad a cruise these days the cia used to do couzin lot america all the time and they were pretty good at it these days they don't seem to be able to even stage a coup anymore they screwed up in venezuela they can't even do a stage in america they can't even do a coup in america and their own turf they've been trying to do a coup against trump now for a few years they failed how come they're so bad at coups the cia well you had a doing a coup in honduras that was the last major coup they had you have had the cia cordon made a coup in brazil to put the elect the president in jail and how many times they are trying with fidel castro. i think they tried to kill him $128.00 times that you have to realize that the cia grew out of sort of the o.s.'s the cold also social the cia is run by very rich rich little kids that are playing a game and it's very hard to have spoiled rich kids try to run the world when they really had to work in it or ever get but i piss up balance those are my peeps we were in the cia that's our power base

many are convinced it was the cia that was responsible. >> i am convinced the cia killed torrijos.ow because i worked with torrijos. >> jose martinez was one of torrijos's aides for many years. >> they had to kill him. he was having a big influence over central america. especially among the revolutionary movement. torrijos represented the political >> waiting in the wings, was manuel noriega, the cia's primary contact in panama. noriega was head of the military intelligence and had a long standing relationship with the united states. he had been on the cia payroll since the 1960s. when george bush became director of the cia in 1976, under president ford, he inherited noriega as a contact. despite evidence that noriega was involved in drug trafficking, bush kept noriega on the payroll. in fact, he increased noriega's salary to more than $100,000 a year and eliminated a requirement that intelligence reports on panama include information on drug trafficking. >> over the last 20 years since noriega was recruited to be an asset, he has provided many important pieces of information to u.

government to engage and james mitchell and bruce jessen were contract workers for the cia from 2001 to 2009 they've always defended working in the enhanced interrogation program in cia secret prisons but after several former detainees sued them in 2015 justin and mitchell claimed the cia had forced them to keep waterboarding beating and humiliating suspects so they would talk legal experts say in the case of the 911 defendants this is a critical matter to explore really have a death by shooting you need to know. what was done to this person what this person did and what was done to them in order to make a reasoned moral judgment about their culpability the 911 suspects statements to the cia won't be used as evidence in their trial and after hearing mitchell and justin's testimony the trial judge could decide to block the statements defendants gave to the f.b.i. once they arrived at guantanamo it's not clear whether the public testimony from the architects of the cia torture program will make a difference to americans 19 years after the september. at the time. 0 washington. and again

and psychologists who helped develop the cia's torture program face a potential grilling in court. welcome to the program u.s. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell has announced the rules that will govern president trump's impeachment trial and the designed to end the proceedings as quickly as possible traps lawyers have filed papers calling the case against him flimsy the 2 articles of impeachment accuse the president of abusing his power and obstruction of congress the trial is shuttle to start on tuesday now she had returns explains what the trial process is likely to look like from washington. so each side has 24 hours to make their case every 2 days democrats wednesday thursday republicans friday saturday if they need it then we have debate cross-examination rather that 68 hours of cross-examination by the senate is. to the to the house managers and the white house lawyers this isn't done but believe though this is done through written questions given to the chief justice john roberts is deciding over over the trial and then he asks questions. following that there's a deba

the us and if you've been around a long time how come the cia is so bad at cruise these days the cia used to do couzin lot america all the time and they were pretty good at it these days they don't seem to be able to even stage a coup anymore they screwed up in venezuela they can even do a stage in america they can't even do a coup in america and their own turf they've been trying to do a coup against trump now for a few years they failed how come they're so bad at coups the cia well you had a doing a coup in honduras that was the last major coup they had you have had the cia cordon it a coup in brazil to put the elect the president in jail and how many times they were fine with fidel castro. i think they tried to kill him $128.00 times that you have to realize that the cia grew out of sort of the o.s.'s the cold also social the cia is run by very rich rich little kids that are playing a game and it's very hard to have spoiled rich kids try to run the world when they really had to work in it or ever get buzzed by bizzle palance those are my peeps we were in the cia that's our power b

the us and if you've been around a long time how come the cia is so bad a cruise these days the cia used to do couzin lot america all the time and they were pretty good at it these days they don't seem to be able to even stage a coup anymore they screwed up in venezuela they can't even do a stage in america they can't even do a coup in america and their own turf they've been trying to do a coup against trump now for a few years they failed how come they're so bad at coups the cia well you had a doing a coup in honduras that was the last major coup they had you have had the cia cordon made a coup in brazil to put the elect the president in jail and how many times they were trying with fidel castro. i think they tried to kill him $128.00 times you have to realize that the cia grew out of sort of the o.s.'s the cold also social the cia is run by very rich rich little kids that are playing a game and it's very hard to have a spoiled rich kids try to run the world when they really had to work in it or ever get but i have been a balance those are my peeps we were in the cia that's our power ba

the cia the top levels of the military the studies were known the conditions were no. this isn't just one or 2 people michel and jennings this was an entire unit set up in order to use torture and to study how to apply the most excruciating cry for mx's of torture of pain of waterboarding how slamming of of hacking into tight boxes of stress positions and on and on so how could you justify any of this and none of this torture provided any real information of course not that that that would even be an excuse it was done to hundreds of prisoners there were also hundreds of secret prisons secret rendition and a geisha in centers all of this really has to be exposed and there are accounting demanded not only of those who designed the torture but of those who set up these torture camps. ok let's bring you to europe now where thousands of greek islanders were out on strike protesting on wednesday against the influx of migrants there as parts of the protest businesses were shut for 24 hours on the region's 3 main island the action was organized by local authorities who plan t

the cia the top levels of the military the studies were known the conditions were no. and this isn't just one or 2 people michel and jennings this was an entire unit set up in order to use torture and to study how to apply the most excruciating forms of torture of pain of waterboarding how slamming of of packing into tight boxes of stress positions and on and on so how could you justify any of this and none of this torture provided any real information of course not that that that would even be an excuse it was done to hundreds of prisoners there were also hundreds of secret prisons secret rendition and a geisha in centers all of this really has to be exposed and there are accounting demanded not only of those who designed the torture but of those who set up these torture. greek islanders who went on strike wednesday in protest against an influx of migrants and thousands of locals took to the streets businesses were shut down for 24 hours on 3 greek islands lesbos some us and kilos which are all popular tourist resorts the local authorities will later be having to athe

cia torture techniques in the wake of 911 just the. trial testimony at guantanamo bay detention. i believe there was a genuine. i guess you do it's again. just a few moments into a brand new day here in moscow thursday january the 23rd welcome to our international my names you know. federal prosecutors in brazil have charged pyu let's surprise winning journalist glenn greenwald with cyber crimes authorities say he coordinated the hooking up top officials phones to get information. last year the intercept news site in brazil co-founded by greenwald was behind the release of damaging conversations between top figures in the probe picking up the story for us down quarter. brazil's president has never been a big fan of journalists if you don't go there was a call to give the money to the secular go off i felt like that but no money. but whatever it was that made you know i was going to write usually you know very well read through everything in order to really be a bit of both of us on palm thank you. but i asked if i wasn't going on this so it's no surprise freedom of the press is o

he didn't believe there was enough transparency in what it was the cia was doing.d they found the fbi was a much more law-bound, in part because it was a law enforcement as well as an intelligence agency. but there were lots of battles between different intelligence agencies structured differently, about who is really the nefarious actor, how much accountability there really is, what levels of secrecy are operating, and really pretty different and subtle divisions of how that played out. >> yes, ma'am? you are, aswho well. >> i am a doctoral candidate at the university of kansas. my question about the analytical category, i think of president nixon, and for him, he had a true belief about the establishment deep state, and that influenced how he thought about policy, and i think in a way, we need to give credence to this idea because of the effect that it has, and i wondered what you thought about that and the true belief of it in government and whether there were forces acting against him in some respects. he over blew it, definitely, but there were people who want

the cia the top levels of the military the studies were known the conditions were known. this isn't just one or 2 people michel and jennings this was an entire unit set up in order to use torture and to study how to apply the most excruciating forms of torture of pain of waterboarding of slamming of of packing into tight boxes of stress positions and on and on all of this really has to be exposed and there are accounting demanded not only of those who designed the torture but of those who set up these torture camps. now the death toll from a coronavirus outbreak in china has risen to 80 with more than 2 and a half 1000 people infected according to officials the head of the world health organization is now heading to beijing to discuss a global strategy to contain the spread of the virus chinese authorities have warned that the virus appears to be evolving and is showing greater potential to pass from one person to another president xi jinping over warned of a grave situation as the spread of the virus accelerates 18 cities in one province have been put on lockdown leaving

the cia the top levels of the military the studies were known the conditions were no. and this isn't just one or 2 people mitchell and jennings this was an entire unit set up in order to use torture and to study how to apply the most excruciating forms of torture of pain and waterboarding house slamming of hacking into tight boxes of stress positions and on and on all of this really has to be exposed and their accounting demanded not only of those who designed the torture but of those who set up these torture camps. a deadly coronavirus i break which began in china in mid december has rapidly spread across the globe there have been cases confirmed in countries as far afield as france canada the us while chinese authorities say they're dealing with more than 2000 cases and 57 people have died in that country. experts say the new strain of the virus has evolved a much humans are no more susceptible to it with the epidemic now entering a more complex stage as it's called president xi jinping earlier warned of a grave situation as the spread of the virus accelerates agains

the cia the top levels of the military the studies were known the conditions were no. and this isn't just one or 2 people michel and jennings this was an entire unit set up in order to use torture and to study how to apply the most excruciating forms of torture of pain of waterboarding of slamming of of packing into tight boxes of stress positions and on and on all of this really has to be exposed and that our accounting demanded not only of those who designed the torture but of those who set up these torture camps. and their legal rhona virus outbreak which began in china in mid december has rapidly spread across the globe cases have now been confirmed not only neighboring countries but also in france canada and the united states sonis authorities confirmed a total of 2002 cases with the death toll reaching $56.00 people in the country the president sees in pink has warned of a grave situation as the sport of the virus accelerates travel companies in the country have halted group tools due to the outbreak meanwhile the russian health ministry has warned of a serious r

the psychologist and design of now planned cia torture techniques in the wake of 911 justifies his actions during the preach all tests when at one time a bay detention center. i believe there was a genuine 1st of an imminent attack or gets up to date due to. a u.k. based watchdog publishes a report looking at how drone strikes could be normalized as a new tool for assassination is up to u.s. forces targeted in a radiant top military chief. and a bottle of morals as the electric car giant task of divides residents and job many its european frenchie could create thousands of jobs but also an environmental fallout we cannot stop it there will be new jobs and new transfers it's hard to imagine anything about the 6 somebody i was on when fraser a job creation international as a company that was in there or any other place for the structure. where you are in the wild executing and international this wednesday a woman will come from a whole team here in moscow. lots of stories but let's start this hour with this one the psychologist dubbed the architect of the cia's and hans interrogation program

here to talk to fox author of the new book life undercover coming of age in the cia this is a wonderful book. i encourage everybody to pick one right and the author is right here where she's signing copies courtesy of beak people i'll give a quick introduction and ask a few questionses and leave the last ten or 15 minutes audience questions. we're going to have a microphone withes a microphone set up heren front and another one in the back. please silence your cell phones beef we start. don't have any surprises. so even before he finished studying in oxford before 9-1-1, before her writing men daniel peril capture and killed fox invested in international affairs having taken off a great risk --ke a message out of burma when she was just a year out of high school. she eventually got a masters in conflict in terrorism at georgetown school of foreign service where she develop withed algorithm to predict terrorist attacks based on 200 years data. at age 11:recruited for cia where she analyze haded classified cables from foreign governments. soon afterwards she was selected for advance sprep

military tribunals the so-called mastermind behind cia torture techniques during america's war on terror admits he would do it again. the stories that ship a deadly virus outbreak in china spread surprise the globe with cases confirmed in countries as far afield as the us. the death toll in china has now reached 57. with the top stories from the past 7 days and right up to the moment developments as well this is the weekly on our team from national a little luck i'm. thirsty dozens of world leaders and dignitaries gathered in jerusalem to commemorate the holocaust it was timed to mark the 75th anniversary of song be it forces liberating i switch in from this death camp in nazi occupied. my dear family i'm writing this letter before my. death i don't know exactly when me and my relatives are going to die just because we're jews i'm in a concentration camp before all of us will be shot in a shelter thursday 4 am 16942 very well to you all. i do but i ask barack. the other thing i wanted to tell you was that i had several jobs in birkenau in auschwitz one of the jobs was clearing the ashes

1st 70 minutes of time i get super tuesday and do it again i call it just undesigned of now ban the cia torture techniques in the wake of 911 justifies his actions during a pretrial testimony at one time a bay detention center. a u.k. based watchdog publishes a report looking at how drone strikes could be normalized as a new tool for assassinations of the u.s. forces targets new raney and top military chiefs. also to calm a bottle of morals as an electric car giant test it divides residents and job money it's bust european fact you could create thousands of jobs but also and in 5 metal fall out. of ignorance and there will be new jobs and new transferred it's hard to imagine anything bad turn this example you are but i'm in favor of job creation internally as a company but wasn't there any other place for the structure of. bringing you the very latest stories from all around the globe this is our national very welcome program. lots of stories for you this hour starting with this one the psychologist dubbed the architect of the cia's in hans interrogation program post 911 has been unapol

the psychologist and design of now banned cia torture techniques in the wake of $911.00 justifies his actions and says he would do it again during a pre tell testimony quintuple bay prison. u.k. based watchdog published a report looking at how drone strikes could be normalised 1000 mutal for assassinations after u.s. forces targeted in a ring and top military chief. paul says a bottle of morals is an electric car giant a task that defines a president job many it's a fast european factory could create thousands of jobs but also and if i'm meant to fall out. of it there will be new jobs and new transport it's hard to imagine anything that turns is it somebody obviously i'm in favor of job creation international as a company but wasn't there any other place for this fracturing. you're watching thanks to keeping me company as we go through just some of the biggest stories of the day so far. starting with this one the psychologist dubbed the architect of the cia's in haunts interrogation program post 911 has been unapologetic about his role in any torture that admission came during a milit

the cia the top levels of the military the studies were known the conditions were no. and this isn't just one or 2 people michel and jennings this was an entire unit set up in order to use torture and to study how to apply the most excruciating forms of torture of pain of waterboarding of slamming of of packing into tight boxes of stress positions and on and on so how could you justify any of this and none of this torture provided any real information of course not that that that would even be an excuse it was done to hundreds of prisoners there were also hundreds of secret prisons secret rendition and a geisha in centers all of this really has to be exposed and then accounting demanded not only of those who designed the torture but of those who set up these torture camps. and all the story grabbing headlines a u.k. abased watch talk has published a report on a so-called new era suggesting drones have become a tool for conducting some nations with more on how the weapons have changed from targeting terrorists to top military personnel his all t's. drones for many years

the cia the top levels of the military the studies were known the conditions were no. and this isn't just one or 2 people michel and jennings this was an entire unit set up in order to use torture and to study how to apply the most excruciating crew forms of torture of pain of waterboarding of slamming of of packing into tight boxes of stress positions and on and on all of this really has to be exposed and that our accounting demanded not only of those who designed the torture but of those who set up these torture camps. american basketball legend kobe bryant has died in a helicopter crash in california along with 8 other people he was widely considered to be one of the greatest players in the history of the sport the private helicopter went down in the field and burst into flames near los angeles the victims include bryant's 13 year old daughter giana kobe bryant was 41 years old he was a 5 time n.b.a. champion played his entire career with the los angeles lakers and retired in 2060. well this week u.s. democrats concluded their arguments against donald trump while pa

the psychologist and design of now banned cia torch techniques in the wake of $911.00 justifies his actions during the free trial testimony at guantanamo bay detention center. are believed there was a genuine threat of an imminent attack against soups the day you do it's again. a u.k. face watchdog publishes a report looking at how drone strikes could be normalized as a new tool for assassinations off to u.s. forces targeted no rating of top military chief. and a bottle of morals as that electric car giant tesla divides residents and job money it's fast european factory could create thousands of jobs but also an environmental fall out. of ignorance and there will be new jobs and new transfers it's hard to imagine anything better so it's a pretty obvious i'm in favor of job creation international as a company but wasn't there any other place for the structural. 5 pm here in moscow this wednesday afternoon wherever you are in the world and international about your company. and let's start this out with a story the psychotic just a dubbed the architect of the cia's in hans interrogation progra

james mitchell was contracted by the cia in the wake of 911 to consult on create. program for al qaida suspects he was one of 3 man or thrice the chari waterboarding a torture technique that mimics drawing on several prisoners later he and another psychologist set up a company that provided support for the interrogations the cia's program included illegal coercive measures. in the immediate aftermath of $911.00 we tortured some folks while lawyers for the $911.00 detainees are not seeking for any statements made under interrogation to be disqualified from the trial and grounds of torture were active asara flounders believes the guantanamo bay court proceedings are deeply flawed. but none of this could possibly be a fair trial i mean how can you have a fair trial with people who've been held in total secrecy whose testimony is based on torture. the media isn't allowed in except for conditions so strict that they can't even have a picture of the court room all the testimony is restricted. none of this none of this layers and layers of secrecy is about providing any k

the psychologist and designer of now band cia torture techniques in the wake of $911.00 just finds his actions and says he would do it again and again great trial testimony on the president. also fears of changing landscapes for drone warfare in the wake of the u.s. forces targeting an angry me and top military official as a u.s. base u.k. base wants publishes a report looking at how strikes can be normalized as a new tool for assassination. and a battle of morals as a letter to giant hard giant divides residents in germany its 1st european factory could create thousands of jobs but also an environment. there will be new jobs and new transfers it's hard to imagine anything bad it's like somebody on but i'm in favor of job creation international as a company but was there any other place for this factory. watching r t international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. the psychologist dubbed the architect of the cia's and hence interrogation program post $911.00 has been unapologetic about his role in any torture admission came during a

who so-called protective cia torture techniques including waterboarding testifies to a military tribunal hearing and says he has no regrets. and the death toll from a coronavirus outbreak in china reaches 80 according to state media with more than 2 and a half 1000 people infected the virus has spread to at least 10 countries. from moscow it was just posix in the morning you're watching the weekly here on our to international welcome to the program. now on thursday dozens of world leaders and dignitaries gathered in jerusalem to commemorate the holocaust it was time to mark the 75th anniversary of soviet forces liberating auschwitz the infamous death camp in nazi occupied poland. my dear family i'm writing this letter before my death i don't know exactly when me and my relatives are going to die just because we're jews i'm in a concentration camp before all of us will be shot in a shelter thursday 4 am 16942 very well to you all. but i am barack. the other thing i wanted to tell you was that i had several jobs in birkenau in auschwitz one of the jobs was clearing the ashes from where the

the psychologist and designer of cia torture techniques in the wake of $911.00 justifies his actions and says he would do it again during a trial testimony. also fears of a changing landscape for drone warfare as a u.k. based watchdog publishes a report looking at how strikes could be normalized as a new tool. for u.s. forces target in the military. and a battle of moral electric car giant by presence in germany its 1st european factory could create jobs but also an environmental fall out. there will be transferred it's hard to imagine. that somebody on the i'm in favor of job creation and there is a company or any other place for this factory. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here are teaching thanks for joining us this hour. the psychologist dubbed the architect of the cia's enhanced interrogation program post $911.00 has been unapologetic about his role in any torture of the mission came during a military tribunal that's preparing a trial against the self-proclaimed mastermind of the attacks on new york and washington and for others which have a personal consequen