If only "don't ask, don't tell," applied to enhanced interrogations policy, officials might be thinking.
White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs wouldn't say what, if anything, the White House was doing to prevent the torture of a Taliban leader reportedly captured in Pakistan.
Nor would he even discuss if there was a policy to ensure that foreign agencies don't utilize waterboarding or other torture techniques against alleged terrorist detainees.
At least not in front of the cameras.
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