Earlier today, Sen. Carl Levin (D-MI) spoke to MSNBC about the mammoth report his Armed Services Committee released last night. The report details the evolution of a brutal interrogation policy within the Department of Defense, and implicates, for the most part, a different set of officials than the familiar folks of the Bush Justice Department. Watch:

"It's better that the judgment here as to whether or not any prosecution should take place or any effort at accountability professionally should be made I believe by the Justice Department. They should select one or two or three people with credibility--perhaps retired federal judges--to give recommendations relative to prosecution."

We're still going through that report (at over 200 pages with over 1700 foot notes, we've got a lot of work ahead of us) and we'll let you know if we find anything noteworthy.