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'A dozen al Qaeda plots to kill people were stopped because of the information they got from coercive interrogation.'

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An ABC report using anonymous sources confirms the success of coercive torture techniques, with information from CIA agents opposed to the techniques.

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Not only did they break Khaled Sheikh Mohammed; not only was the information he gave them valuable; not only did it save lives; but Ross’s sources include people within the CIA who are opposed to the practices.

The best part, though? Learning that Ramzi Binalshibh cried like a three-year-old girl.

Awaiting reaction from Andrew Sullivan.

Bonus: O'Reilly picks a gangsta handle, and picks well.

Update: Kim Priestap has an update on what went down in the House today. A House committee backed Bush's detainee interrogation program.

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