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The pragmatics here are complicated. In part Obama was reporting his conviction that torture was not required to obtain the intelligence that the US thought it needed. Beyond that though, speaking as Commander in Chief, Obama’s words had the force of a command not to torture, a command that was more clearly expressed in an executive order signed on the same day. But they also had the force of a commitment, a first person plural

We don't torture: Moral resolutions, temptation, and the doctrine of double effect