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Trump's pick to be cia director about her role in the 2005 episode of the destruction of the cia video tapes that depict harsh interrogation techniques. she has not alleviated concerns on this committee. she said she was ordered to carry out the destruction of the tapes. she wrote a cable that she said she did not think would be sent to cia field officers to destroy the tapes. her superior moved forward without her knowledge. the cia trying to push back declassifying sections of a report from 2011 to say that she did nothing wrong. members still have a lot of questions. they want more records ...

Didn't commit. to prevent that very thing, police departments in many other countries banned or dispensed years ago with interrogation techniques still used in america. had the murder happened elsewhere, for example, here in the united kingdom, it's probable that robert would still have been brought in for questioning, he was named as a suspect by others in the case. but the chances he would have been charged or even interviewed for very long, close to zero. >> the interview as it is on the recording would not be legal in the uk. and that evidence would not have been admitted at trial. >> this...

Are further along than the president's critics want to give him credit for. there's a school of thought that may be administration officials leaked it in order to pressure democrats and say how could you vote against the secretary of state nominee when he so directly involved in such sensitive diplomacy. yet 9 of 10 democrats on the senate foreign relations committee have already said they are voting no on pompeo while the temps democrat chris coons of delaware says he's undecided. couple getting the white house's efforts to spin this and blame democrats, is the fact that rand paul commode of ...

That they are voting no. but complicating the white house's effort is not rand paul 1 of 11 democrats so that he will vote no because he thinks pompeo is too hawkish. and he is upset about the use of harsh interrogation techniques for terrorist. he spoke by phone with the president, who urged him to meet with pompeo. suggesting that is not likely to change his mind over concerns about u.s. entanglements overseas. now, the stories cannot find an example of them is being voted down by the foreign relations committee, though he could still be sent to the senate floor for an up or down vote. and s...

Each sunday the "inside politics" panelists giving you an early glimpse at the conversations they're having with their sources. michael, we'll start with you. >> so in a couple of weeks the president will go on his first real overseas trip for this year. he's going to lima, peru, couple of things to watch for. one is that this is a first test of his new national security team, new secretary of state, cia director and also whether or not scandals from back home, the russia investigation dog him while he's there. >> we'll look for that. karoun? >> i'll be watching the new cia director who's supp...