washington president barack obama administration decide include massive report cia use waterboarding enhance interrogation techniques presidential paper mean may eventually declassify white house write senators richard burr dianne feinstein republican chairman rank democrat senate intelligence committee dec. inform decision feinstein release letter monday say obama refuse declassify report time please would go archive mean would one day available declassification report represent six years hard work dedicate staff firmly believe 6,700 page 38,000 footnote stand test time also strongly believe must lesson learn torture work feinstein say statement white house spokesman confirm decision burr office immediate comment feinstein congressional democrats urge obama declassify release report republican president-elect donald trump inaugurate jan. 20. feinstein chair intelligence panel research write report interrogation techniques use wake sept. 11 attack spearhead effort expose cia action committee lead democrats release 525-page executive summary find december 2014. full report deem obama others sensitive release trump promise campaign would revive waterboarding bring back hell lot bad elect however say recently retire marine corps general jam mattis nominee secretary defense persuasively argue obama end use enhance interrogation techniques via executive order take office january 2009. lead republican senator john mccain feinstein congress since pass legislation outlaw use senate 's cia torture report go obama archive