Of course, it all depends on what your definition of "worked" is.
Michael V. Hayden, who served as C.I.A. director for the last two years of the Bush administration, devoted part of his last press briefing in January to defending the C.I.A. program. “It worked,” Mr. Hayden insisted.
So when did they have time to sleep? Oh that's right, they weren't allowed to. No wonder the program was so successful.
You could make anyone confess to anything and say whatever you wanted to hear with a program like that, whether they did it or not.
That's success Cheneyburton style.
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