The president tells the CIA the days of torture are over. Profit margin이익률. Big banks posting게시하다 big profits, but there’s a problem with this story. Bringing home the bacon생활비를 벌다 물질적으로 돕다. Large number of men losing their jobs. That increasingly means a different role for a lot of American women. And sea change. The world’s fish are disappearing, but is the solution the farm raised variety? Nightly News begins now. From NBC News world headquarters in New York, this is NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams.

Good evening. The White House insists it was the No.1 recruiting빼오다 tool for Al Qaeda worldwide. Tactics전술 like water boarding물고문 which they say was clearly torture고문. Tactics, they say, now have stopped. Against that backdrop배경, the President today went to the hardest spy business in this country, CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia and told them pointblank딱 잘라 their jobs are about to get tougher. We begin tonight with White House correspondent Savanna Gartrey. Savanna, Good evening.

Brian, good evening! Just days after ordering the public release of memos that details some of the CIA’s harshest interrogation무자비한 심문 tactics which some call torture, the president went to CIA headquarters on a mission of reassurance확신. In his first visit to CIA headquarters, the President received a rousing열렬한 reception. “This is a very loud welcome from a group that’s supposed to be silent warriors무인 전사.” For the hundreds of agency employees gathered, the President had a simple message. “You need to know that you’ve got my full support.”

Aids scheduled Mr. Obama’s trip to Langley, Virginia to reassure the workforce, days after he ordered the disclosure폭로 of controversial Bush-era legal memos, detailing harsh interrogation techniques, the CIA used against terrorism detainees… techniques the President has now banned. “I wanna be very clear and very blunt솔직한. I’ve done so for a simple reason. Because I believe that our nation is stronger and more secure when we deploy전개하다 the full measure충분한 전력 of both our power and the power of our values.” Acknowledging the CIA’s job is more difficult because.

The President said the agency must live up to-따라 행동하다 a higher standard더 높은 도덕적 규범. “So yes, you’ve got a harder job. And so do I. And that’s Okay. Because that’s why we can take such extraordinary pride in being Americans.” But the Bush-era memos continue to generate headlines. Among the revelations폭로, the CIA water-boarded two detainees 266 times. Alleged Al Qaeda operative스파이 Abu Zubaydah 83 times in the month of August, 2002 and 911 mastermind주모자 Coli Sheik Mohamed 183 times in March of 2003. “If you use a technique of any kind, time and time again and you’re still not getting what you need. It isn’t working. Today, senate republican said the President had gone too far in releasing the memos.