r rrdi r rrding recording sessions. he seemed to have understand what it was like to grow up and become an adult and take responsibility for your life. reporter: thousands of miles from new york city, mark chapman read about the resurgence of the man he once loved and now had grown to hate. a sense of rage was growing inside of him. the little people were talking to him, very avidly. reporter: chapman told writer jim gaines that a war was raging in his mind between the good or big people as he called them and the evil little people. he was in the house, sitting naked in front of his stereo, listening to really loud beatles music and invoking satan to help him have the power to kill john lennon. reporter: chapman s plan involved a trip to new york. at the end of october he quit his job as a condominium security guard and signed out for the last time. on the line where he typically wrote chappy, this time he wrote something very different.
this committee. thank you for that. there s been much discussion about the role of the central intelligence agency and what it played in the detention and interrogation of terrorism suspects as part of the rdi program. these detention facilities operated by the cia have long since been closed. president obama officially ended the program seven years ago. i think the debate space on this subject has become confused and i m certain that the law is very, very clear. do you agree it would require a change in law for the cia or any government agency to lawfully employ any interrogation techniques beyond those defined in the army field manual? i do. you ve been an outspoken critic in the past of policy and activities of this administration that you disagreed with in line with representing the people of the fourth district of kansas. as head of the cia, you ll be in a position to speak truth to power and provide the president