Also, no where does that article substantiate that claim, and calling a DIA report an internal administration report seems to indicate that they don't really know what they're talking about. The DIA has several congressional oversight committees, including the House Intelligence Committee, that would be seeking the same information as well and most likely would have requested and received the report independently of the administration.
Also, this is pretty breathless and baseless:
> "Rogers did not provide evidence for his claims. But the message was clear: The Obama administration has authorized leaks of its own internal reports about Snowden for political purposes, but any attempts by journalists to dig deeper would constitute a national security threat."
No, that's not clear at all. But it sure sounds good.