The F.B.I had a file on Apple co-founder Steve Jobs and now we are getting a peek at it.
Federal officials compiled the report on the technology guru in 1991 when then President George H. W. Bush was considering appointing Jobs to his President's Export Council.
The appointment never happened, though.
Many of the people interviewed in the report said he'd be perfect for the job because he was driven and hardworking.
But a few questioned Jobs' ethics and morality and said he would twist the truth to achieve his goals.
A Freedom of Information request by the Wall Street Journal led to the release of the information.
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