"There will be no investigation, because I don't want one."

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Bush prevented a review earlier this year by Justice Department lawyers of his warrantless domestic spying program, Attorney General Alberto Gonzales testified on Tuesday...

Gonzales said Bush refused to give the Justice Department's Office of Professional Responsibility access to the classified program begun shortly after the September 11 attacks and disclosed in December by The New York Times.

Noting the importance of the program, Gonzales said: "The president of the United States makes decisions about who is ultimately given access."

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