Saying "My sources are saying ..." is not the same as listing actual sources.

An excellent, if frustrating piece. What can one really say about the CIA's behavior? Throwing away all the political correctness--it does get in the way and lets others off the hook--what we all know to be true shines through: evidence of great wrongdoing was destroyed for obvious reasons. Period. What's happened to my America? The country I was so proud to be a part of when I traveled the world?

The story investigates aspects of the crime of destroying the tapes, and the possibility that they contained scenes of Psychologists participating in the torture.

Democracy Now! is one of the nation's finest broadcast news analysis shows. As Amy Goodman quipped recently to Don Imus, "We don't do sound bites." The website also provides free up-to-the-minute print transcripts - name another news show which even comes close. In this important piece, Goodman interviews two reporters who are following the story of the CIA destroying videotape evidence of its waterboarding and torture activities. The background information, how the CIA developed these torture techniques together with some rogue psychologists, is quite interesting. The destruction of the CIA torture tapes seems to be a criminal matter,