The Torture Lobby Is Excited For The Trump Years
Pablo Martinez Monsivais / AP
WASHINGTON — On a rainy Tuesday afternoon in early December, five weeks before Donald J. Trump was to be sworn in as United States president, a room full of professionals here applauded a man human rights advocates consider a war criminal.
James Mitchell had emerged from shadows to tout the CIA’s now-defunct interrogation program, an operation he had earned millions creating over a decade ago. In a hour-long speech at the American Enterprise Institute... Читать дальше...