Schieffer To Interview Cheney On "Face the Nation" This Sunday

(CBS)
"I first interviewed Dick Cheney in 1974 when he was a staffer for then president Gerald Ford. I have interviewed him many times since as Ford's Chief of Staff, as a congressman, as Secretary of Defense and as vice president," Schieffer told CBSNews.com.
The longtime moderator of CBS News' Face the Nation will interview Cheney for the first time since he left office in January. The two sat down in January for an exit interview.
"I have often disagreed with him," Schieffer said. "But, I have never interviewed him that I did not come away with something I did not know before."
This time around the former vice president will sit down with Schieffer on the set of Face the Nation on Mothers' Day. Check your local listings to catch the show.
Schieffer admits there is "plenty to ask him this time" from "the Republican party and where it is going, the Obama administration's release of those memos on torture and the situation in Pakistan and Afghanistan."
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My wife would considered it torture if she's locked in a room full of spiders while the same can't be said for me in the same situation.
So when the terrorist tells you it's torture to them, then you're on the right track to break them.
The naive libs think if we ask them nicely and be their buddy, they'll cooperate. Wake up and smell the coffee already............ you can't reasons with a person who thinks flying airplane full of people into building is perfectly fine. Your "high moral standard" is fine in a academic settings but doesn't work in the real world.
Posted by ReallyMeanIt
NO ITS NOT, THE ARTICLES OF THE GENEVA CONVENTION ARE CLEAR IN THE SUBJECT OF TORTURE.
Ronald Reagon himself reiterated them himself.
It's clear in the conventions as well that we are only required to give as information the name rank and serial number if a soldier and in the case of civilians are subject to military code of justice, which also includes interrogation.
P.S. Lib's are not naive. The neocons are, as we all know stupid is as stupid does.
Posted by netjunkie1 at 9:46 AM : May 10, 2009
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We don't torture, we interogated. Like I said before, it depends on a PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE what torture is. Why is the libs alway trying tell others how to think?
Last time I checked, not one terrorist organization is a signee to the Geneva convention. I'm not a lawyer but these people are criminals, not soldiers so don't know if the convention even apply.
Bottom line is this, if you do things to a person just for kicks, then that is torture. When you do it to extract information, it's called interogation.
I agreed with you on stupid is as stupid does....just looked at the obama's followers.
WE AREN'T INTERESTED IN WHAT HE HAS TO SAY.
We have NO respect for this man. Much less do we want to see him on TV, hear him on radio, nor read in print anything about him, nor from him.
His intent seems to be to sabotage, demean and under mind Obama. He and George apparently hid many truths knowing it was not in standing. They took it upon themselves to operate deceptively above the law. Seems as if they contracted with companies to enrich their personal lives upon leaving office.
Please let him be "ghost", as he's successfully done, during his 8 years in the White House.
Colin Powell did not receive much loyalty from the Bush administration, they turned on him.