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President George W. Bush meets with Vice President Dick Cheney, CIA Director George Tenet and National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice in the Oval Office after informing the nation that air strikes were made against the Taliban Sunday, October 7, 2001WHITE HOUSE PHOTO BY ERIC DRAPER

Bush White House’s Repeated Torture Denials Led CIA Torturers to Seek Repeated Reassurances

Dan Froomkin
President George W. Bush meets with Vice President Dick Cheney, CIA Director George Tenet and National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice in the Oval Office after informing the nation that air strikes were made against the Taliban Sunday, October 7, 2001WHITE HOUSE PHOTO BY ERIC DRAPER

Bush White House’s Repeated Torture Denials Led CIA Torturers to Seek Repeated Reassurances

Dan Froomkin
President George W. Bush meets with Vice President Dick Cheney, CIA Director George Tenet and National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice in the Oval Office after informing the nation that air strikes were made against the Taliban Sunday, October 7, 2001WHITE HOUSE PHOTO BY ERIC DRAPER

Bush White House’s Repeated Torture Denials Led CIA Torturers to Seek Repeated Reassurances

Dan Froomkin
The Bush administration was so adamant in its public statements against torture that CIA officials repeatedly sought reassurances that the White House officials who had given them permission to torture in the first place hadn’t changed their minds. In a July 29, 2003, White House meeting that included Vice President Dick Cheney and National Security […]
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