Obama: We Engaged in Brutal Activity After 9/11

The transcript discusses the release of a report on CIA's torture techniques post-9/11, defended by Dianne Feinstein. It highlights the brutal methods used, the misinformation spread by the CIA, and the wrongful detention of individuals. The report's release has led to military alerts and calls for prosecution by human rights advocates. President Obama and Senator McCain acknowledge the mistakes, while others argue the report endangers Americans and undermines intelligence efforts. The debate reflects deep partisan divides over the report's implications and the effectiveness of the intelligence gathered.

What was one of the brutal techniques used by the CIA as mentioned in the report?

• Solitary confinement

• Electric shock

• Rectal feeding

• Waterboarding

What was the response of the US military following the release of the report?

• They denied the findings of the report.

• They issued a public apology.

• They increased security at American posts worldwide.

• They launched a new investigation.

What was President Obama's stance on pursuing indictments related to the CIA's actions?

• He deferred the decision to the next administration.

• He decided to pursue indictments.

• He left the decision to Congress.

• He decided not to pursue indictments.

Which notable Republican supported the release of the report?

• Senator Lindsey Graham

• Senator John McCain

• Senator Ted Cruz

• Senator Mitch McConnell

What was one argument against the release of the report?

• It would endanger American lives.

• It would improve international relations.

• It would lead to legal reforms.

• It would validate the CIA's methods.