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One seat and that was for me. as opposed to the correspondence and a number of producers. that's how they got in the front row as opposed to the correspondence >> bill: all right. now, the controversy, the trump people are mad, and civilian terms, okay, why are they mad at cnn? cnn didn't put out all the salacious details. buzzfeed did. all right? so, why is the trump administration so angry at cnn? >> i think probably because cnn was first. they were the ones that got the leak from someone in the intelligence community that trump had been handed that to page summary of the salacious ad other ...

Campaign summary, the two page summary in addition to the regular briefing that was given to both the president and the vice president -- or at least that was prepared to be given. and he said when he asked them about that, he said we asked them that, and they said, we have an obligation, really would be derelict in our duty in so many words if we didn't share what the disinformation is that's out there. that it was out there with the press and everyone else in the community knew about it and that they felt it was -- it was necessary to share. >> it was a fascinating answer because usually whe...

Intelligence officials consider credible. the fbi is still investigating the credibility and accuracy of these allegations based primarily on information from russian sources but the bureau has not confirmed many essential details about mr. trump. officials tell us that the two page summary also included allegations that there was a continuing exchange of information during the campaign between trump surrogates and intermediaries for the russian government. these senior intelligence officials included the summary in part to make the president elect aware that such allegations involving him wer...

>> the thing is missing from the report is context because it does not remind you that given the fact that 9/11 had just happened it was a ticking time bomb, and the feeling was that if you subjected high-value prisoners to some discomfort or maybe a little pain, you could get and extract some vital information. keep in mind they were planning to kill thousands more at that time. at that time it made perfect sense. >> by the way, i don't even think that we should be on high alert today. every day is high alert. these are the same people that put the planes into the building, blew up the cole, ...

Right wing. "all in" starts right you will 2340. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. after five years of work and a long battle over declassification, the senate select committee on intelligence today finally released its extensive report on the c.i.a.'s tension and interrogation program and it is damning, indeed. the heavily redacted 500 page summary on the committee's findings represents this country's first official reckoning with the torture regime operating by the u.s. from 2001 to 2009. it shows that torture carried out by the c.i.a. was far more brutal, far more widespread o...