Fox News reporter Steve Harrigan underwent waterboarding on camera to see what it's all about. Hot Air has the video here (via Instapundit, with more discussion at the Belmont Club).
Reupblicans will like this segment because Harrigan concludes that waterboarding is an "efficient", essentially psychological interrogation technique with no physical aftereffects.
Democrats will like it because, hey, it's a Fox News guy getting waterboarded.
Reupblicans will like this segment because Harrigan concludes that waterboarding is an "efficient", essentially psychological interrogation technique with no physical aftereffects.
Democrats will like it because, hey, it's a Fox News guy getting waterboarded.
Likewise, some American soldiers have been convicted of using it, in the past.
Benaiah on November 4, 2006 at 3:37 PM
Most of the rest was the same pro/con stuff that I've read a thousand times before.
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