House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was briefed in September 2002 on the use of enhanced interrogation techniques, according to a report prepared by the Director of National Intelligence's office and obtained by FOX News.
The report seems to contradict a statement by Pelosi last month that she was never told that waterboarding or other enhanced interrogation techniques were being used on terrorism suspects.
The report was submitted to the Senate Intelligence Committee and federal officials Wednesday.
Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein is daring to speak out in favor of moving Guantanamo Bay prisoners to the United States despite a dicey political environment where most Democrats cannot run away fast enough from the issue.
Sen. Arlen Specter appeared to side with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Wednesday in her spat with the CIA over harsh interrogation methods, saying the agency has a history of being less than forthright with Congress.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says she was misled about the use of harsh interrogation methods. One of Pelosi's closest allies in the House, Connecticut Democrat John Larson.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi insisted Friday that she was briefed only once about the "enhanced" interrogation techniques being used on terrorism suspects and that she was.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Most Americans oppose a U.S. congressional investigation into harsh interrogation methods used on terrorism suspects during the Bush administration.
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