BREAKING: Horowitz report will soon be released with few redactions

[Stretch]

Idk, I’ve seen enough of that lol.

Armed raids on non-violent individuals charged with politically-related crimes is third world stuff so it’s not a good look regardless who does it. We keep going down this road next thing you know we’ll have ‘political prisoners’ lined up for the gulags.

In fact, it’s part of the problem with this swamp monster: some of these entities think they can get away with anything and as long as they are allowed to get away with it they will.

True enough......it's still my gut response only because it's not like any of this chaos from the left ever took a break. I realize
the only correct response is 'get'm in court'.

[Jarod]

DOJ inspector general says report on alleged FISA abuses 'nearing completion'
by Daniel Chaitin
& Jerry Dunleavy
| October 24, 2019 08:14 PM

Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz informed Congress on Thursday that the Justice Department and the FBI's classification review of the report on alleged Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act abuses is "nearing completion."

A letter sent to House and Senate leaders said the draft report is "lengthy" and "concerns sensitive national security and law enforcement matters."

After providing the report to the DOJ and the FBI more than a month ago for classification determination and marking, Horowitz said the process is "ongoing" and "consistent with our usual practice when an OIG report involves classified information." The inspector general said he expects the final report to "be released publicly with few redactions" and does not "anticipate a need to prepare and issue separate classified and public versions of the report."

Horowitz announced the completion of his year-and-a-half investigation on Sept. 13. In his letter to Congress at the time, Horowitz said his team "reviewed over one million records and conducted over 100 interviews." He also offered some insight into why his inquiry took longer than expected, noting that several witnesses "only recently agreed to be interviewed."

Over the past two weeks, allies of President Trump expressed vexation at conflicting signals surrounding the classification review, as it increasingly appeared that an expected October release window may extend into November.

Republican Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley, a former chairman of the Judiciary Committee, tweeted this week about how "deep state" forces may be trying to "deep-six" the report.

There has been some concern that current and former officials are jockeying to redact as much of the report as possible. Former Republican Utah Rep. Jason Chaffetz, now a Fox News contributor, said last week that "evidently, there’s an intra-agency debate ... about the classification issues" and that the report could be 10%-20% redacted when it is released.

Horowitz disputed there being a tumultuous debate over redactions, writing in his letter Thursday that his team is "working through these issues constructively with both the Department and the FBI." He noted that his "goal" is to "make as much of our report public as possible."

Republicans are eager for the report's release, as they believe it will show top Justice Department and FBI officials improperly targeted the Trump team by misleading the FISA court in using an unverified dossier compiled by British ex-spy Christopher Steele to obtain warrants to electronically monitor onetime Trump campaign adviser Carter Page. Some have even predicted that the four FISA warrants against Page were illegally obtained and have demanded accountability.

Democrats have dismissed allegations of rampant FISA-related wrongdoing.

https://www.scribd.com/document/4319...ter#from_embed


https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/n...ing-completion

When? Hahahahaha! After November?

[Truth Detector]

When? Hahahahaha! After November?

You never guess anything right. Why persist on looking stupid?

[Getin the ring]

I just hope they show up at HIS door at 5a.m. for HIS perp walk. LOL

there you go,

they had to have seen this coming, there is no other explanation for the attempted hail Mary to drag the impeachment out when the outcome was a given

Democrats smoke and mirror game is up

Damn it's good to be a conservative today

[Getin the ring]

When? Hahahahaha! After November?

jarod, friendly advice, stay out of this one, you have nothing but stupid written all over your forehead

[Jarod]

jarod, friendly advice, stay out of this one, you have nothing but stupid written all over your forehead

After November they will quietly admit they had nothing.

[Sailor]

After November they will quietly admit they had nothing.

Democrats? Hell, anyone with even a little intelligence has known this for three years.

[Tranquillus in Exile]

The IG report came out two months ago. WTH?

[archives]

DOJ inspector general says report on alleged FISA abuses 'nearing completion'
by Daniel Chaitin
& Jerry Dunleavy
| October 24, 2019 08:14 PM

Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz informed Congress on Thursday that the Justice Department and the FBI's classification review of the report on alleged Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act abuses is "nearing completion."

A letter sent to House and Senate leaders said the draft report is "lengthy" and "concerns sensitive national security and law enforcement matters."

After providing the report to the DOJ and the FBI more than a month ago for classification determination and marking, Horowitz said the process is "ongoing" and "consistent with our usual practice when an OIG report involves classified information." The inspector general said he expects the final report to "be released publicly with few redactions" and does not "anticipate a need to prepare and issue separate classified and public versions of the report."

Horowitz announced the completion of his year-and-a-half investigation on Sept. 13. In his letter to Congress at the time, Horowitz said his team "reviewed over one million records and conducted over 100 interviews." He also offered some insight into why his inquiry took longer than expected, noting that several witnesses "only recently agreed to be interviewed."

Over the past two weeks, allies of President Trump expressed vexation at conflicting signals surrounding the classification review, as it increasingly appeared that an expected October release window may extend into November.

Republican Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley, a former chairman of the Judiciary Committee, tweeted this week about how "deep state" forces may be trying to "deep-six" the report.

There has been some concern that current and former officials are jockeying to redact as much of the report as possible. Former Republican Utah Rep. Jason Chaffetz, now a Fox News contributor, said last week that "evidently, there’s an intra-agency debate ... about the classification issues" and that the report could be 10%-20% redacted when it is released.

Horowitz disputed there being a tumultuous debate over redactions, writing in his letter Thursday that his team is "working through these issues constructively with both the Department and the FBI." He noted that his "goal" is to "make as much of our report public as possible."

Republicans are eager for the report's release, as they believe it will show top Justice Department and FBI officials improperly targeted the Trump team by misleading the FISA court in using an unverified dossier compiled by British ex-spy Christopher Steele to obtain warrants to electronically monitor onetime Trump campaign adviser Carter Page. Some have even predicted that the four FISA warrants against Page were illegally obtained and have demanded accountability.

Democrats have dismissed allegations of rampant FISA-related wrongdoing.

https://www.scribd.com/document/4319...ter#from_embed


https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/n...ing-completion

Your "soon to be released" report via the "Examiner" and memo you added was from last October, four months ago, and the IG reporr was released in December, so what are talking about