is a draft, was incredibly e-mailed by mistake to the associated press from the white house. a draft which appeared to try to water down the use of the word torture and the state department had some comments about that. one of the conclusions was that colin powell when secretary of state was kept pretty much in the dark in the initial planning on this policy. the enhanced interrogation techniques by the white house led by the cia and some people in the vice president's office. what more do we know about the evolution of this document? it's about to come out. >> well, it's about to come out. i guess the interesting news today is that this cia inspector general's report has come out that says the cia improperly

apparently it's improper according to their inspector general. >> the inspector general has, we were reporting on this ourselves, i guess, about two months ago. the inspector general has done his or her review and has found that the cia was spying on the senate intelligence committee. basically busting into their computers. as dianne feinstein complained. and at the time people in the white house and the cia were denied. this is dicey because john brennan, the cia director, former nse deputy for terrorism working very closely with the president. very popular. very close to the president. and the white house initially was siding with him and going up against the senate on this. >> it will be interesting to see

i guess the interesting news today is that this cia inspector general's report has come out that says the cia improperly basically broke into senate computers to see what they were -- what information they had as they were working on the torture report. and the cia director brennan has gone up to the hill and has apologized for this and a apparently had this tense meet with dianne feinstein earlier this week. it's interesting how this report comes out, it's clear the cia was doing all this other stuff to find out what was going to be in it and what information was there. apparently it's improper according to their inspector general. >> the inspector general has, we were reporting on this ourselves, i guess, about two months ago. the inspector general has done