rob o'neill had a normal chide hood.e basketballed for the high school, worked odd jobs around town and was always surrounded by family and friends. >> what's it like coming back to butte? >> it's always great coming back the butte, just the view of the city up on the hill. big "m." the locals i.'s a great home feeling. this is home. this is where i grew up and everything is 0 familiar with me. hasn't really changed in 20 years. >> where are you taking me many. >> we are going into the freeway for a what's called a watt job and the first stop every time i fly in if i fly in to butte, we come here. driving on the way over, i text everyone saying we're getting chops. they know what we mean. here they are. >> that's what we need. thank you. >> this is your favorite sandwich in the world? >> in the world. yeah. this is -- this is a reason to come home. to butte. to get one of these. >> yeah. cheers. >> uh-huh. >> butte was a copper boom town in the late 1800s and later grew into montana's fifth largest city. >> it's just a r

. >> rob o'neil had a normal childhood. he played basketball for butte machine tan gnaw high school. he did odd jobs and was always surrounded by family and friends. >> what's it like coming back to butte? >> it is great coming back. it is the city on the hill. big m. it is a great home feeling. this is home. this is where i grew up. everything is so familiar to me. hasn't really changed for 20-years. >> where are you taking me? >> we are going into the watt job this is the first job every time i fly in i fly into butte i text everyone we are going to get chops. >> thank you. >> this is your favorite sta sandwich in the world? >> in the world. this is the reason to come home to get one of these. >> cheers. >> uh-huh. >> butte was a copper boom down town into the late 1800's and later grew into the 5th largest city. >> it is a blue collar town a lot of history with the mines, people working hard, people playing hard. people eating hard. a lot of good food here. great people, great attitude. >> like many montana natives much

that was a great check up. >> rob o'neil's war is now over. ing out of airplanes and chasing enemies of america are behind him. after more than 16 years of fighting for freedom, rob has returned to the mountains and trout streams of montana where it all began. rob, why do you think montana will always be home? >> look around. it's beautiful here. it is peaceful. it is quiet. i grew up here. this is where everything started for me. it is like a comfort zone. >> it is so quiet here. it has to be so much different than the noisy gun fights you were in for your entire career in the military. is this a stress release? >> yeah, this is a tress reliever. it is nice to hear the water nice knowing it is not going to blow up. yeah, good to be out here. it is a great way to relax being outside. a lot better than golf. if you do something in the bush you can cut it away and put a new one on. >> at the time rob was off at war and you would come out here, was it ever peaceful enough for you to set aside all of the concerns you had for him? >> yes. a lot of t

. >>> rob o'neill's war is now over. ing out of airplanes and chasing enemies of america are behind him. after more than 16 years of fighting for freedom, rob has returned to the mountains and trout streams of montana where it all began. >> rob, why is it that you say montana will always be home? >> well, look around. it's beautiful here. it's peaceful. it's quiet. i grew up here. and this is where everything started for me. and it's like the comfort zone. >> it is so quiet here. this has got to be so much different than the noisy gun fights that you were in for your entire career in the military. this a stress reliever? >> yeah. it's a stress reliever. it's nice to hear the water. it's nice to know nothing's going to blow up. yeah, it's good to be out here. it's a great way to relax here. being outside is a lot better than golf. because if you lose something in the bush you can cut it away put something on. >> an tom, when rob was off at war and you would come out here, was it ever peaceful enough for you to set aside al

rob o'neill. what would you do? >> well, i agree with your previous guest that it's proper to use what works. what works are techniques that do work, playing loud music, sleep deprivation, stress position, something that makes them uncomfortable, something that gets them out of their comfort zone. if they're claustrophobic and you put them in a tight space, then you can come in later, be it a few hours -- a number of hours later and then you can start to relieve some of it. it's going to work. they're going to change their tune. torture, if you can walk away from it as soon as it ends, it's not torture. these are techniques that can be used to find the truth, find them in a lie and exploit it. >> rob, a lot of my friends that have become navy s.e.a.l.s., they themselves went through many of these techniques like zubaydah and ksm. did you have to go through that in your train sng. >> oh, yeah. they used all kinds of techniques to make it very, very uncomfortable. we have surf torture, drown proofing. if some of these

interrogation methods continued last night with fox news scoring two very big interviews, first, rob o'neil, the navy s.e.a.l. who killed osama bin laden, saying the information gathered from enhanced interrogation techniques directly led to the mission that took down the al qaeda leader. >> find them in a lie and then exploit them. >> to khalid sheikh mohammed -- they were using techniques that weren't torture but they were definitely uncomfortable. like i said, they got him out of his comfort zone. >> lost last night, megyn kelley sat down with james mitchell who says waterboarding isn't what broke 9/11 mastermind khalid sheikh mohammed. >> what was it that finally broke khalid sheikh mohammed. >> we felt that waterboarding wasn't particularly effective on him. >> it was not? >> it was not. >> so how did you get him to the point where he wound up providing what we're told is very useful information? >> the other eit, i don't really want to say which ones they were. >> mitchell also described how the release of the report by the senate democrats has him fearing for his life. >> how many ti

interrogation methods continued last night with fox news scoring two very big interviews, first, rob o'neil, the navy s.e.a.l. who killed osama bin laden, saying the information gathered from enhanced interrogation techniques directly led to the mission that took down the al qaeda leader. >> find them in a lie and then

interrogation methods continued last night with fox news scoring two very big interviews, first, rob o'neilnavy s.e.a.l. who killed osama bin laden, saying the information gathered from enhanced interrogation techniques directly led to the mission that took down the al qaeda leader. >> find them in a lie and then exploit

one more time this is rob o'neill. there is going to be people upset.ing anything that hasn't been said and confirmed and acknowledged by high ranking officials. >> tactics, techniques and procedures, which he would tell you he has not revealed. right? i mean you in writing -- you have told your story as well and have gone through something similar, right? >> absolutely. what this comes down to is hypocritical brass. this admiral lohse that wants to condemn the seals who are v. written books and told their story. let this guy go to the members of this administration that released this report and express his displeasure to them and just like many others generals and admirals that have been fired, retired by this administration, he would be gone, too. so, instead, let's pick on a national hero, an enlisted guy. while i'm on that. let me talk about rob for a minute. this man has been on over 100 missions. four different war zones, 12 deployments. two silver stars. for bronze stars. and our messed up country we make our heroes out of sports figures. which i

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if you don't watch our prime time, you miss a lot -- the navy seal who killed osama bin laden, rob o'neillervation. listen to this. >> if you can walk away from it as soon as it ends, it's not torture. these are techniques that can be used to find the truth. >> rob, i know a lot of my friends have become navy seals and trained military people, they themselves went through many of these techniques that were used on people like ksm. did you have to go through any of that in your training? >> oh, yeah. they use all kinds of techniques on us to make it very, very uncomfortable of the we have stuff called surf torture, drown proofing, things like that. if some of these human watch people saw seal training, they'd probably try to cancel it. >> if you can walk away from it, it ain't torture. >> technically that's not accurate because statutorily, is there an imminent threat of death? that would rise to the level of torture. as a result was not involved in the techniques used on these high value targets. but an interesting point, remember, tens of thousands of people in the air force have gone thr

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new york police department, rob boyce, leading the investigation into the mothered of our two police officers. chief of principal, alice gomez, and chief of deposit, jimmy o'neillright is first deputy commissioner ben tonguer and -- ben tucker and the mayor of the city. what we want to do -- the mayor and i had the opportunity for the second time to meet with the families of our two officers. we had met with them at the hospital the night the officers were brought there after having been shot, and then this morning we spent some time with them at their residences. so he will speak among other things specifically to those meetings this morning. additionally, that would like to share with you the update on the investigation of the chief. a full briefing yesterday with the detectives who are conducting the investigation, and this morning we had an hour and a half briefing, including reviewing the many videos that have been gathered as part of the investigation. want to take this opportunity to compliment the detectives of this department and specifically those working this investigation. the incredible amount of work they have put into this case, the retrieval of