I take it not only that you would oppose the use of such enhanced interrogation like waterboarding or other forms of interrogation that could be regarded as torture, but also that you would use the FBI's resources to investigate those kinds of violations of law if you found reason to think they were occurring.
Blumenthal emphasizes the need to oppose and investigate torture practices.
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