Govt. officials furious at "Zero Dark Thirty" implications

"Zero Dark Thirty" opened over the weekend as government officials and the head of the CIA spoke out against the movie, saying it implies that torture helped the U.S. find Osama bin Laden. John Blackstone reports.

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[613and802]

The problem is that the movie is almost entirely accurate but that little inaccuracy changes everything.

[613and802]

Prove him wrong

[AMPDOG2]

but wasn't the republicans in love with "enhanced interrogation" at one point and said it lead to Osama bin Laden.

[Manuel Perez]

I swear people shut the hell up! 

[Matt Hansen]

The CIA is right! They better strip that pesky first amendment away from those film makers so we don't get the wrong idea they could have done something illegal!

[Joe Price]

HOW COMICAL........OBAMA DIED IN 2002 FROM KIDNEY FAILURE. THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE OR NO BODY OF BIN LADEN EVER DISPLAYED. DO YOU THINK THAT BIN LADEN WOULD HAVE BEEN BURIED AT SEA AFTER ALL THESE YEARS. MORE BULLSHIT FROM OBAMA........................P­ROVE IT OBAMA !

[MrMentalflossed .]

i can't keep up with the lies they tell,..first they said YES torture,..or as they call it enhanced interrogation was key in finding bin laden officially,..now they say it wasn't,.. either way legalized torture is about as repulsive as a country can get. Published on May 1, 2012

Jose Rodriguez, who oversaw the CIA's enhanced interrogation program, says it led the U.S. to bin Laden.

[danielxu94560]

If I can torture Lanza to prevent Sandy Hook massacre I'll glad to do it.

[TheImpeacher]

Trying to protect there Asses.