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The cia's secret alleged torture programs. >> that motivation for the report, chris, may show deep emotional feeling on the part of the senator, but i don't think it leads you to an objective report. >> wow. now the idea that senator dianne feinstein, who's pretty highly regarded on capitol hill, was simply being emotional in her desire for congressional oversight and disclosure of alleged torture programs, well, that was too much even for fox new's chris wallace to swallow. >> forgive me because you and i both know senator feinstein. i have the highest regard for her. you're saying you think ...

Obviously. we have all either experienced it or at the very least seen it. and i think in many respects, the media is the principal propagator of its persistence. >> yesterday house minority leader nancy pelosi, america's first woman to serve in that role, was asked about those comments from former secretary clinton. >> from my own standpoint i never expected anything but a double standard. i don't know if it's the media or people say things that's news that you have to cover. but i do think that from equal pay for equal work, there's a double standard, all the way up to the top echelon. >> so...

What the details were in the agreement was between the two. >> how typical is it of the cia to ensure so they can have this kind of access? >> i do think this is a completely unique situation. this is a long conversation about the interrogation and torture programs. so i think that this in particular is contentious. >> all right, thank you so much nada for that insieg. i'd love to come back to you as this story unfolds.ght. i'd love to come back to you as this story unfolds. >> thank you. right now we continue to follow the brek neaking news in harlem. nearly 200 firefighters are on the scen...

Approved the committee report last year, i believe. actually, i think it was late in 2012 to be more accurate. there was bipartisan support. i wish there was more bipartisan support because in the end, this shouldn't be a partisan issue. we're all responsible to uphold the public conscience and make sure that the american people have trust in our intelligence community's operations. the votes are there. i would hope that everybody in the committee would take a closer look at the report and realize that the truth shall set you free. we can -- yeah. >> senator, this is a problem certainly for on...

Really of how committed she is to be open and transparency and to having an intelligence agency be one that doesn't represent torture. there's a bit of an irony here that they had to twist the arm of someone who had led torture programs and she really by showing that she doesn't want this position and doesn't want to be transparent causes deep concern and it should for people in the senate. >> to that point, andrew, speaking of the senate, democratic senators dianne feinstein, henrik and widen, the more we review the classified facts the more disturbed we are both by the action she has taken d...