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and welcome back. more on the story that has dominated the news this week. the senate, what the democrats call the torture report. i m joined by senator ron wyden, democrat from oregon, member of the senate intelligence committee and somebody who frankly was pushing yourleader, senator dianne feinstein, to get this report done and be made public. senator wyden, welcome back to meet the press. thank you. first let me get your reaction to vice president cheney who obviously has not a lot of respect for this report. well, first of all, with respect to waterboarding and the vice president is obviously comfortable with it, i consider it to be torture. and just to correct the record when the japanese were prosecuted for using against our guys in world war ii, it was at the tokyo trials. i think it s important to set the record straight. well, let me ask you, though, he says this thing is partisan. that has been some of the