but we begin with a member of the senate intelligence committee, senator ron wyden of oregon. senator, welcome to the program. >> thank you, judy. >> woodruff: why is it you want this report released? >> usedy, the c.i.a. leadership maintained for years that torturing prisoners was essential to obtaining information, that we weren't able to get the information we needed to protect our country without torture. what this report shows is that a number of the claims that the c.i.a. leadership made about the value of enhanced interrogation simply was untrue and a, regrettably, it looks like the culture of misinformation at the c.i.a. leadership is still going strong. >> woodruff: isn't the reluctance to release it, doesn't that have to do with making public the identity of agents, methods, operations that the c.i.a. and others believe needs to be secret? >> judy, i don't take a back seat to anybody in terms of protecting our agents who are undercover. in fact, a number of years ago, i wrote legislation with senator bond on a bipartisan basis to increase the penalties for outing one

wyden from oregon. it's about putting those things on the president's desk with broad, bipartisan support. let's start by putting those solutions like keystone pipeline, repeal of the medical device tax on the president's desk. show we can do it with republicans and democrats and prove to the american people washington learned its lessons. that will ultimately help republicans when it comes to our nomination for 2016. >> thank you for your time. please come visit us when you're in washington. >> will do it. thank you. >>> next week we'll introduce you to tom cotton of arkansas who unseated democratic tom pryor. >>> coming up, a show of bipartisanship as president invites congressional leaders for lunch at the white house. but were there any signs of breaking the ice? we'll find out from two members of congress who were there. >>> what do you think? will the shift of power in washington end the gridlock or only increase it? let me know on facebook or twitter @foxnewssunday and >>> president obama sat dow

>> i worked chloroly with gary piatter stone have michigan, worked with ron wyden from oregon. let's start with putting those solution, like repeal of the medical device tax on the president's desk, and prove to the american people that washington learned its lesson and that will ultimately help republicans in 20106 when it comes to our nominee. >> senator gardner, thank you so much for talking with us. please come and visit us in washington. >> we'll do it. thank you. >>> next week another new member, tom cotton on the next "fox news sunday." >>> a show of pabipartisan ships the president wells comes members of congress to the white house for lunch. >>> will the shift in power in washington only increase the gridlock? let me no and use the #fns. [♪] great rates and safety working in harmony. open an optimizer +plus account from synchrony bank. visit myoptimizerplus.com to open an account. service. security. savings. synchrony bank engage with us. it's time to get to work are finally over, fixing our long-term national debt to help build a stronger economy. with a solid fisca

wyden from oregon. it's about putting those things on the president's desk with broad, bipartisan support. let's start by putting those solutions like keystone pipeline, repeal of the medical device tax on the president's desk. show we can do it with republicans and democrats and prove to the american people washington learned its lessons. that will ultimately help republicans when it comes to our nomination for 2016. >> thank you for your time. please come visit us when you're in washington. >> will do it. thank you. >>> next week we'll introduce you to tom cotton of arkansas who unseated democratic tom pryor. >>> coming up, a show of bipartisanship as president invites congressional leaders for lunch at the white house. but were there any signs of breaking the ice? we'll find out from two members of congress who were there. >>> what do you think? will the shift of power in washington end the gridlock or only increase it? let me know on facebook or twitter @foxnewssunday and use #fns. [ female announce

wyden from oregon. it is about relationships, putting those things on the president's desk that have broad, bipartisan support. let's start by putting those kind of solutions like the keystone pipeline, repeal of the medical device tax on the president's desk. show we can do it with republicans and democrats and prove to the american people washington learned its lessons. that will ultimately help republicans when it comes to our nomination for 2016. >> thank you for talking with us. please come visit us when you're in washington. >> will do it. thank you. >>> next week we'll introduce you to another new member, congressman tom cotton of arkansas, who unseated democratic tom pryor. tom cotton on the next "fox news sunday." >>> coming up, a show of bipartisanship as president invites congressional leaders for lunch at the white house. but were there any signs of breaking the ice? we'll find out from two members of congress who were there. >>> what do you think? will the shift of power in washington end t

ron wyden, a democratic senator from oregon, where three of those six test sites are, he was the ring leader for this group. and in this letter to the faa this week, they write, these delays forced those manufacturers and operators, who play by the rules, to sit on the sidelines while they wait for approval, while others chant signs and operate without any certification from the faa, which raises serious concerns about public safety, brooke. >> all right. stay on it for us. erin mcpike, thank you very much. >>> in washington, coming up, is simply admitting to rape enough punishment for the crime? it might be, according to woman in charge of taking some of these rape complaints at the university of virginia. more from this shocking interview. we'll talk to this student who really pressed this dean at the university of virginia. pretty incredible. that's coming up. >>> plus, we're also hearing how and when ferguson police officer darren wilson has been hiding for months since he shot and killed michael brown. according to his lawyer, it's not a matter of if, but when this officer leaves

when you look at orrin hatch and ron wyden, i think they are two men that can work together and leave the finance committee to produce a bill that would be good for the country and stop the need to have an version. >> senator, thank you so much. much more on the election as bloomberg allah takes managing editors join me next. ♪ >> you just heard former senator trent lott say that he is confident the republicans will take control of the senate and that we will be speaking to a senate majority leader named mitch mcconnell. for a rundown of some of the most interesting races to watch, not just the one in his home state of kentucky, we are joined by bloomberg politics managing editor john heilemann and mark halperin who will be doing an all nighter tonight. in the midwestff on some of the most interesting races you're watching. joni ernst in iowa, what a race that has been to watch. >> it has been a very close race and one we paid attention to for a long time. was projected that generators times a seven-point lead. -- that joni ernst has a seven-point lead. -- a greatave a gate candidat