he received surgery to remove a polyp in his rectum.ut he suffered complications from inflammation of his abdomen and had to have surgery a further two times. each time, they removed parts of his intestines. they began to malfunction. and now, he can't control when he defecates without medication. unable to accept hit predicament, he went to the mediation committee last year. he went with feelings of indignation of what happened. fearing the worst, joe decides to take action. the committee invited tang and his family in for a meeting. for matters requiring special analysis, the committee relies on the help of independent specialists to ensure an objective investigation. the experts helping with his case are a solid reputation for cancer research and a surgeon specializing in gast row. they begin by trying to establish whether the first surgery to remove the polyp was appropriate or not. they also hear what happened from the patient. rectum polyps are removed using end scholarshipelements. tang's surgeon however cut open tang's stomach a

. >> at one point this describes interrogators purreeing food and forcing it into his rectum. something called rectal rehydration. >> i can't speak to that. i guess the question is what are you prepared too do in order to get the truth about future attacks against the united states? that was not one of the authorized or approved techniques, there were 12 of them, as i recall. they were all techniques that we used in training on our own people. even waterboarding. people have been very concerned about torture, first of all it was not being tortured by the lawyers, and secondly it worked. and in fact that provided us the

some of our other offshore detainees got food tubes in their rectums. >> gitmo dream of food tube in rectum. ( laughter ) has to be better than man's arm. >> jon: well, that-- that's true, that can't be comfortable, but surely, you must take solace in senator rubio's and cruz's discussion of american values. >> sure, slong it's sincere and not a pander to a powerful, to gain a a majority in the swing state. >> jon: god, gitmo. what is wrong with you? that is so cynical. >> gitmo sorry. gitmo should have more faith in the system. ( laughter ) >> jon: thank you, gitmo. i accept your apology. gitmo, everybody, we'll be right back. [ laughing ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] they'll see you before you see them. cops are cracking down on drinking and driving. drive sober, or get pulled over. cops are cracking down it's part of a hershey's bar. we break it. we bite it. we sneak it. we smoosh it. we savor it. we love it. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate. you don't need to think about the energy that makes our lives possible. because we do. we're exxonmobil and powering the world responsibl

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>> well, c'mon, man, no one likes a thirsty rectum. >> stephen: granted. just don't like to think of america as a torture nation. >> we're not. we're the good guys. it's just that, after 9/11, our fear and anger temporarily changed us into a different guy. >> stephen: oh! like the incredible hulk? >> exactly. don't make us angry. you wouldn't like us when we're angry. but now we're back to being bruce banner, so we can't be held accountable for the hulk's harsh interrogation methods. >> stephen: or his tiny pants. yeah, and as usual, bill o'reilly put it most -- >> look, we're fighting a war. i have a book on world war ii, "killing patton," so i know what i'm talking about. bad things happen in war. the truth is mistakes were made, but they were made in the fog of war to protect americans. >> stephen: i'm going to miss that good man. >> he's not going off the air. you are. >> stephen: yeah, but no one's gonna pay me to watch him anymore. so (bleep) that noise. >> you have to admit bill's right. you can't judge what happens in the "fog of war." >> stephen:

five were subjected to rectal rehydration or feeding through the rectum with no medical necessity, including one whose lunch tray was pure rayed and rectally infused. we learned that a c.i.a. officer who contributed to death, likely from hype therm ya, was later given a cash award, $2500 for his consistently superior work. ed besides the astounding browalty, at one point, two detainees were subjected to sleep deprivation until the c.i.a. confirmed that these two men had, in fact, been trying to contact the agency for weeks to inform the agency on what they believe for impending attacks. in other word, we tortured people who were trying to help us. perhaps most disturbingly, the c.i.a. program made the unsettling discovery about who we know very little. 26 of the 119 detainees did not meet the legal standard for detention and should not have etch been there in the first place. the c.i.a. explains to congress the c.i.a. would not have found it. the report found a majority of accurate intelligence leading to bin laden came from sources outside the krvmt i.a. program bin laden came from sources

. >> reporter: one detainee had his lunch purr rayed and poured into his rectum. he eventually attempted to cut his wrists, chew into his arm and cut a vein in his foot. much of the informing kept from president george w. bush's own secretary of state. >> there are cia records stating that co-lolilin powell wasn't t about the program at first because there were concerns that, and i quote, powell would blow his stack if he were briefed. >> a former top cia official says some details were held close, but that the agency did not engage in torture. >> absolutely not. absolutely not. people of conscious can disagree on this, but the people who are on the frontlines who were actually engaged in trying to defend america against terrorist, they have to rely on the legal advice that they are given. >> reporter: some of the worst abuse occurred at a secret location called cobalt, where detainees were walked around naked or were shackled with their hands bo their heads for extended periods of time. cia officers directed d edetainees hooded down hallways, slapping and punchin

. >> at one point this describes interrogators purreeing food and forcing it into his rectum. something called rectal rehydration. >> i can't speak to that. i guess the question is what are you prepared too do in order to get the truth about future attacks against the united states? that was not one of the authorized or approved techniques, there were 12 of them, as i recall. they were all techniques that we used in training on our own people. even waterboarding. people have been very concerned about torture, first of all it was not being tortured by the lawyers, and secondly it worked. and in fact that provided us the information we needed to prevent future attacks. >> how intimately involved were you involved in the legal process of setting up that justification. in other words, the frame for torture was narrowed in these legal decisions, a memo in august 2002, that essentially reframed geneva rules on torture, and said the president had a lot more authority. you were intimately involved. >> strongly supportive of the program, strongly supportive of the opinions coming out o

>> for example, sticking items in the rectums of individuals.hat is -- that is nowhere -- that's nowhere close to what the president was aware of, or what the president may have sanctioned. certainly nowhere close to what the lawyers were aware of or what the lawyers sanctioned and i at least wasn't aware of it. i don't know how much of this report is truly accurate. i do have concerns about the report primarily because of the conclusion that, in fact, these techniques did not lead to any actual intelligence. i worked with george tenet. i worked with porter goes on. i worked with mike hayden and they're honorable men. they testified under oath, under oath, wolf that these techniques did provide actual intelligence and they were effective. >> i just want to be precise. orange, i'm sorry for interrupting. you did not know as this report shows citing cia documents, by the way, that at least five detainees were subjected to what was called rectal rehydration and rectal feeding? >> no. what we don't know is whether that's, in fact, accurate and that'

putting feces from another person into you by a bag inserted into the rectum.it is lunchtime. leland: i was going to say if anyone doesn't need a reason to eat lunch, i think we're there. >> good reason to gift right antibiotics, right? leland: that is a reason to stay off antibiotics. i don't think anybody will ask for a scrip for a while. dr. steven garner. appreciate your time. i will talk for another minute while i left heather recover from that one. heather: love dr. garner. they talk about those things like it is nothing. moving on right now, police want the public's help finding two people who may have seen a massive fire start in downtown los angeles. why investigators think it may now be arson. >>> plus the west coast facing even more rain after they were hammered in recent days. now another storm may be on the way but is it enough to end that drought in california? --i don't know my credit score. that's really important. i mean - i don't know my credit score. don't you want to buy a house...like, ever? you should probably check out credit karma, it's

a law & order episode -- that's a different than pureeing someone's lunch and putting it in their rectumthem stand there naked -- >> are we going there? >> they deserve to know. >> mccain said, the american people has a right to know. >> but he would say with his snarled lip, that was medically approved. [ all speak at once ] >> medically necessary. >> politically, you have a sense that this will come up, because it's the perfect thing to come up, if a regular moderator gets to ask the question. this will come up in debate. >> when jeb bush dip his toes in, hillary clinton will have to answer for all the obama policies. everybody will say to jeb bush, your brother did this, what do you think of that? >> is he going to have to do this? is this what the life mission is now? as of today, he is running. he's now going to have to eat crap for the next year. every time they say, are you for torture or not? are you in or out? >> they'll try to find the division between him and his brother because it's the easiest story to write. >> same thing is going to happen -- >> they'll try to pull him ove

he pushed it up inside his rectum. as i was doing his search, i stripped him down. i had him bend at the waist and spread his cheeks. at that time, i seen an item that was yellow inside. i addressed the inmate, do you have anything hidden up inside you? no. i'm going to ask you one more time. do you? no. so, at that time, i had already seen what i seen. i cannot force him to take it out, so what i did is i have him get dressed back up, i taped his pants with duct tape, cuffed him up. the reason i taped his pants up with duct tape is so if he pushed it out and dropped it as i was escorting him to a holding cage, it would still be in his pants. so, he was brought from that strip-out area. he was put in a holding cell and put on potty watch, where a day later, the balloons came out. they were found. >> if caught smuggling drugs, a visitor could end up doing time in a prison, much like the one they're visiting. many smugglers are actually victims acting out of fear in response to threats from prison gangs. >> they will prey on a weak individual and force that individual

. >> reporter: one detainee had his lunch pureeed and poured into his rectum. much of the information kept from president george w. bush's own secretary of state. >> there are cia records stating that colin powell wasn't told about the program at first because there were concerns that, and i quote, powell would blow his stack if he were briefed. >> reporter: a former top cia official says some of the details were held close. >> those who needed to know were absolutely brought in and made parties to the conspiracy. as i said, we were very, very clear about what it was that we intended to do, what we were doing to make sure that we had the necessary assurances from the justice department that what we were doing was legal. >> reporter: some of the worst abuse o ku abuse occurred at a secret location called cobalt. cia officers dragged detainees hooded down hallways slapping and punching them. and an admission in cia documents that waterboarding did cause physical harm. abu zubaydah repeatedly waterboarded became completely unresponsive with bubbles rising through

. >> actually put it up their rectum. that's the best place to do it.s we catch them in here quick enough where they can't get it up. behind this hollow, they'll put a razor blade on the spring, hang it way down here. might not see one little bitty tip of the string up here, just barely see it, but that's where they keep their stuff. >> nothing anymore makes me raise my eyebrows. it's been too long. seen too much. >> where did you find that? >> in a male inmate's cell. there's no such thing as crazy in prison. you know, i don't know, maybe you got to be crazy to work here, i'm not sure. we come here voluntarily every day. >> since the 2000 riot, the level of violence at pelican bay has dropped considerably, but numerous assaults still occur. when they do, the squad must respond like street detectives, carrying all the tools necessary to process the crime scene. when we last visited the prison, our cameras were rolling as one of these assaults occurred inside a cell block. >> there's an alarm in that building right there. a3. staff responds. so this is a

streets of new york or an individual go to the police department and get a plunger stick stuck up his rectumse are atrocities taking place. as i said, when no one concerns themselves about your pain or your anguish -- >> can i ask you to reflect on the last 46 years? i'm going to ask our producers to put the photo up of you with that iconic moment as you were receiving your bronze medal. and you did the black power salute. and you really suffered so much afterwards, the endorsement potential, the competing in other games. there was just so much backlash to this. if you look back over the last four-plus decades, is anything any better, is everything worse? what's your assessment? of race relations in the united states from the photograph i'm looking at to today? >> i think cosmetically things are better, on the surface, they're better. but when you think about the wealthier are far more wealthy than they've ever been, the poor are far more poorer than they've ever been, we have a president of the united states that's the first black president and been disrespected -- i don't think that things

. >> reporter: one had his lunch pureed and poured into his rectum. he attempted to cut his wrist, his wrist and foot. much kept from george w. bush's own secretary of state. >> there are cia records stating that colin powell wasn't told about the program at first because there were concerns that, and i quote, powell would blow his stack if he were briefed. >> reporter: a former top cia official says some details were held close, but that the agency did not engage in torture. >> absolutely not. absolutely not. i mean, people of conscience can disagree on this, but the people who are on the front lines who are actually engaged in trying to defend america against terrorists, they have to rely on the legal advice that they are given. >> reporter: some of the worst abuse occurred at a secret location called cobalt where detainees were walked around naked or shackled with their hands above their heads for extend extend extended periods of time. slapping, punching them and an admission in cia document that water boarding did cause physical harm. abusebata r

. >> reporter: one detainee had his lunch purepureeed and poure into his rectum.ted to cut his wrists, chew into his arm and cut a vein in his foot. much kept from george w. bush's own secretary of state. >> there are cia records stating that colin powell wasn't told about the program at first, because there were concerns that, and i quote "powell would blow his stack if he were briefed." >> reporter: a former top cia official says some details were held closed but that the agency did not engage in torture. >> absolutely not. absolutely not. people of conscience can disagree on this, but the people who are on the front lines were actually engaged in trying to defend america against terrorists. they have to rely on the legal advice that they are given. >> reporter: some of the worst abuse occurred at a secret location called cobalt where detainees were walked around naked or shackled with their hands above their heads for extended periods of time. cia officers dragged detainees hooded down hallways, slapping and punching them, and in an admission in cia documents t

they would -- well, they get them through the rectum.e second thing we need to know is that the cia misrepresented the need for these techniques and the utility of them. and the value of the prisoner. i have to correct one thing that you said. we have been saying this for a long time. we confirmed that in this report. the cia agrees and recognizes that he was not al qaeda. that's finally contained in this report. we are combing through this. our client is mentioned 1001 times, but we established if you look on page 410, there is an agreement and a consensus and admission that he is not and was not and never was a member of al qaeda. to the challenge now, it's whether the united states is going to be afraid of the truth. we cannot live in a country, i cannot believe we have fallen so far that as a count rye we are afraid of the truth. all this has to come out. it doesn't matter whether it's a republican or democratic leadership. if we are going to live in a constitutional democracy, we let the people judge whether this was a good or a bad

early in the war our stupid comeback and the rectum moralistic they would say i'm a good jobs off of the japanese ship, it shouldn't direct hit, nothing happened. at the time it was zero ordinance which they called the gun club and the kids went whole bunch of bad skippers, bad shots. this went back and forth for a long time, and, unfortunately, we missed an amazing window today significant amount of damage to the japanese navy because the japanese did not take our submarines seriously and so they would send an aircraft carriers and convoys of tankers without any escorts to protect them. so these early efforts for us to sink the ships failed because of a faulty weapon to be would be like having an aircraft carrier without planes. it eventually took about 18 months to figure out a jerryrigged solution but it really took having a gentleman by the name of charles atwood of trusting his people over the navy's. of ordnance and running some tests in australia where they strung fishing nets to get him fired torpedoes to realize the weapon was running today. there was never any significant a

by a nurse said that she had experienced blunt force trauma and there was semen in her vagina and rectum and underwear but they never ask for samples and the district attorney never interviewed her and declined to bring charges one day later. but they have been devastated by drawn-out court proceedings and prosecutors to not take the case is. for out of five rapes reported not prosecuted. we must provide survivors with options that are beneficial to law-enforcement and survivors that will encourage more survivors to come forward and to be more cooperative witnesses and better information jews sent the police and department in oregon has developed a model for investigating reports to achieve these goals called the the you have options program reporting. the department found it is the investigative technique to confide as much as gore as little as they choose a time frame they feel comfortable and they can increase reported to collect better evidence. when they sat down with the bowman who developed the program she said she could convince them because they would use that to catch multiple

ejected 93 and arrested 31 issued a citation during the game the disorderly behavior one man was the rectums night live is will progress this year in a series of an attack on why. he had beautiful footwork is the always up under him is almost as if he wants to run capper neck before it happens down the field. before he is a lopsided to make the play and then he would still run. this problem is fundamentals and only you watch sports night live every sunday at 9:00 p.m. we will be right back. >>darya: the honker games was a top one for the third weekend in a row and brought into a half million over the weekend to was a 50 million domestically pain was of madagascar or planned the no. 2 spot and then this one horrible bosses to run up the top three >>mark: 0 rain spacecraft headed to san diego as last down mexico's baja peninsula crewmembers said they recovered the capsule after its out more at 3000 saw the mild out from our it was turned back with the capsule intact nasa is counting on orion the left foot capsule arrive in san diego will we put on a ship in onto a truck the time for christmas

. >> one detainee had his lunch pureeed and poored into his rectum.empted to cut his wrists, chew into his arm and cut a vein in his foot. much of the information kept from president george, with bush's own secretary of state. >> there are cia records stating that colin powell wasn't told about the program at first because there were concerns that, and i quote, powell would blow his stack if he were briefed. >> top cia officials says some of the details were held close. >> those who needed to know were absolutely brought in and made parties to the conspiracy. as i said, we were very, very clear that, about what it was that we intended to do. what we were doing to make sure that we had the necessary insurances from the justice department that what we were doing is legal. >> some of the worst abuse occurred at a secret location called cobalt where detainees were walked around naked or shackled with their hands above their heads for extended periods of time. cia officers dragged detainees hooded down hall ways, slapping and punching them. and in an admis

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