(RT) A report by the CIA inspector general allegedly shows that the agency consulted the White House before directing officers to spy on Senate Intelligence Committee staffers investigating the CIA’s post-9/11 torture program.
The inspector general’s report – which was completed in July but only released Wednesday – reveals a Memorandum for the Record written by an agency lawyer, which says that CIA Director John Brennan spoke with the White House Chief of Staff about how sensitive internal documents (the so-called Panetta Review) had wound up in the Senate investigator’s hands, the Huffington Post reported.
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