SEBASTIAN GORKA: I was a trained interrogator in the U.K., I’m not a massive fan of enhanced interrogation but sometimes, when there is a ticking time bomb, and when you may be saving thousands of lives, then that decision might have to be taken.  And remember Sean, as you have told so many times to the American people, how many people were under enhanced interrogation in America?

SEAN HANNITY (HOST): That’s right.

GORKA: Three. We’re not talk about some kind of labor camp where we’re just willy-nilly using this.

[...]

DAN BONGINO: Some of the definitions the left wanted out there, standing for a long period of time, sleep deprivation, that sounds like a long day in the secret service, where I used to work.

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