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MCCARTNEY: Just like the old saying, Chris, water rolls downhill.
And it has to start somewhere, so it started at the top.
MATTHEWS: Yes. So you think it‘s inspired by the people higher up who are trying to get the intelligence out of those prisoners?
MCCARTNEY: Yes, sir. People—we have a short memory. They do those things for a reason over there. What about the twin towers?
If we could have got more information about that had there been—had this war been earlier, something else might have come up about that and we could have prevented a whole lot of casualties.
MATTHEWS: Jim Robey, is that a general view, that we have to be tough with prisoners, period, because we have to get the intelligence out of them because they‘re terrorists?
ROBEY: Well, a lot of people are certainly saying it, not only in this community, but I do hear people around the country saying just that, that this, again, this kind of thing to an extent will happen in prisons here in this country. But certainly in a situation of war, if we‘re trying to get information that could prevent a bombing or an attack or an ambush, many people say, so what?
MATTHEWS: Yes, I know. I think a lot of people think like that.
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