From our studios in new york, this is charlie rose. An internal cia investigation has concluded the agency acted improperly in accessing senate computers. Cia director john brennan apologized for the breach to leaders of the Senate Foreign intelligence committee. The admission follows a long fued between the cia and the senate. Diane feinstein accused the cia in march of tampering with the committees work. Many within the Intelligence Community believe an apology from mr. Brennan was not enough. Mark udall says he is concerned about mr. Brennans ability to find any flaws in the agency he leads. Joining me is david ignatius, of the washington post. He knows the cia better than anyone. Let me begin with this. Just explain what they did, and what the investigation concluded about the cia, and why it was important that john brennan had to apologize to the senators . The core issue is that the cia Inspector General was looking at was how cia employees learned that Senate Committee staffers,
From our studios in new york, this is charlie rose. An internal cia investigation has concluded the agency acted improperly in accessing senate computers. Cia director john brennan apologized for the breach to leaders of the Senate Foreign intelligence committee. The admission follows a long public feud between the cia and the senate. Diane feinstein accused the cia in march of tampering with the committees work. Many within the Intelligence Community believe an apology from mr. Brennan was not enough. Mark udall says he is concerned about mr. Brennans inability to find any flaws in the agency he leads. Joining me is david ignatius, of the washington post. He knows the cia better than anyone. Let me begin with this. Just explain what they did, and what the investigation concluded about the cia, and why it was important that john brennan had to apologize to the senators . The core issue is that the cia Inspector General was looking at was how cia employees learned that Senate Committee
In new yorkstudios city, this is charlie rose. An internal cia investigation has concluded that the agency acted in properly. To theennan apologized Senate Intelligence committee. The admission followed a long public feud between the cia in the senate. Was accused of tampering. The apology was not enough. Says he is concerned is about mr. Brennans ability to find flaws within the agency he leads. Joining me from washington, David Ignatius of the washington post. Let me begin with this. And whathat they did the investigation concluded about the cia, and why was it so important that john brennan had to apologize to the senate. That the ciassue Inspector General was looking at is how cia employees learned that the Senate Committee preparing a been report on cia interrogation of the factearned that staffers had a document that was known as the penn that the review document. It was not provided formerly. It was not part of more than a million documents given to the investigators. When the c
Were inquiring about, a real standoff between Committee Chairman Diane Feinstein and cia director john brennan began. We continue this evening with Mark Lyall Grant, the United Kingdoms ambassador to the United Nations. Its clear that the intense negotiations that have been going on behind the scenes may be coming to fruition. And we do hope that there will be agreement by both sides, both by hamas and by israel do the over 72 humanitarian hour pause. But the trick is to use that humanitarian pause if it sticks which previous pauses have not done, to try and sustain a more sustainable ceasefire. By sustainable i mean we have to address some of the underlying causes. This is the third time there has been conflict between israel and gaza in the last six years. It will happen again if we just go back to the status quo. And so what were trying to do is develop a little bit of space to relieve the humanitarian suffering, which is terrible, but use that space then to develop a more sustainab
The Senate Investigators were inquiring about, a real standoff between Committee Chairman Diane Feinstein and cia director john brennan began. We continue this evening with Mark Lyall Grant, the United Kingdoms ambassador to the United Nations. Its clear that the intense negotiations that have been going on behind the scenes may be coming to fruition. And we do hope that there will be agreement by both sides, both by hamas and by israel do the over 72 humanitarian hour pause. But the trick is to use that humanitarian pause if it sticks which previous pauses have not done, to try and sustain a more sustainable ceasefire. By sustainable i mean we have to address some of the underlying causes. This is the third time there has been conflict between israel and gaza in the last six years. It will happen again if we just go back to the status quo. And so what were trying to do is develop a little bit of space to relieve the humanitarian suffering, which is terrible, but use that space then to