we hagel with this interrogations' and talk about torture and was solitary confinement and had some things nation of law nba don't have torturing people as a way to do it lot of people come up with a ticking time bomb theory what if the ball will go off it in washington d.c.? that is not realistic that is something from 24. >> in the beginning when they were interrogating him and that will give up to three phone-number? but if they were getting somewhere did they really believe he was not giving up enough information?. >> that shows torturing giving up the information and offers. the fbi does not do in his interrogation and it takes time it is a long process. they gain trust. the cia contract it timman that can come up with the idea of enhanced interrogation techniques with other horrible things. and they were paid $1 million to come up with this. these two guys kept telling us they day and they kept paying them. this isn't working it is illegal is a huge civil war within the agency. >> when they started to interrogate or torture him so that they could stir this in advance? moore their rep

2013, and that was the time when i met with senator pinetta and -- or secretary pinetta and secretary hagel they immediately, after that discussion, deployed the thaad to guam, which is a missile defense operation with 300 army personnel. and i recently have discussed, very recently, maybe a couple weeks to three weeks ago, during a hearing, with secretary mattis and admiral harris about the situation. are we safe. we're always hearing threats and so forth. and they said that they have continually promised me that they would take good care of our people and of guam. so, i have that in the back of my mind, and -- >> okay. >> i know that we've worked many years, the department. we have two large military bases on guam, anderson air force base t navy base and we have close to 2,000 army national guard, and we have about 6,000 military personnel, 168,000 population, all u.s. citizens. >> sure. let me just jump in, congresswoman. of course all the americans on the island and being 2100 or so miles away from the peninsula, just last -- when you heard the president's choice of words to an unhinged

on responding to north korean missile developments, then-secretary of defense chuck hagel announced the obama administration's decision to increase the number of deployed interceptor from 30 to 44. the final deployment of these interceptors is expected by the end of this year, which demonstrates another point, that we must bear in mind when we consider our missile defenses. decisions take years to implement. the fact that we are ahead of the threat today, that is not good enough. we should be asking ourselves if the steps we are taking today are adequate to defeat the threats that we know are coming in the future. i expect the administration's review to confirm the growing threat and articulate a clear response. the review is expected to conclude in the fall, and i plan to hold hearings to examine its proposed way forward. in closing, mr. president, i would note that the phrase no good options is frequently repeated when it comes to confronting the threat that is posed by north korea. this may be true, but the gravity of the situation demands action. kim jong un has repeatedly threatene