Keith Olbermann interviewed Erich “Mancow” Muller on Countdown last night.
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During the interview, Muller reveals that Hannity still doesn’t believe waterboarding is torture.
Mancow reaffirmed that the practice was indeed torture and said that his “psychological state” going into the experiment was that he was “laughing at it. I was willing to prove, and ready to prove, that this was a joke, and I was wrong. It was horrific. It was instantaneous. And look, I felt the effects for two days.”
Mancow also revealed that his friend Sean Hannity “called me and said ‘it’s still not torture.'”
Gee, the guy who didn’t undergo waterboarding calls the guy who did to tell him it wasn’t torture. Hannity is such a genius. Hannity just knows it isn’t, I guess. Does Hannity have a hard time admitting that the U.S. tortured people, so he can’t even admit it happened in his own mind? The “we didn’t torture” talking point is the least persuasive GOP spin.