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Investigation and this investigation to see the facts and that goes beyond just showing it in a classified setting. the public needs to be able see what the facts are we will make up our own decision. i think what the public is tired of have all of these on both sides interpreting evidence that we cant see. its come to the point where the public needs to see this material and reach our own conclusions. >> steve: absolutely so we can figure out how all the puzzle pieces fit together. >> absolutel...

A year or two ago and they took me to a disciplinary unit g-house. i was over there for a half hour and had four or five people say, look, if you dont get out of here were just going to straight stab you. coming up, investigators reach conclusions on both curtis cash and bean. (woman) so beautiful.

Weighing in, and apparently macron weighing in from france. >> its pretty clear that the language on the white house is consistent, whatever conversations took place behind closed doors at the g7, that the entire white house feels betrayed by that. so i think more will probably come out. i dont want to jump for any conclusions, and macron weighs in, is interesting, but if theres one position that donald trump has had consistently over the course of 40 years hes been in the public eye, is that he...

Deaths, michael, it kind of goads back to the tweet that you put up from our friend john berman who said that he wanted to be bourdain. i think a lot of women wanted to be kate spade. what they wanted to be had to do with an imagine that was only part of each of those people. were all very complicated in what we show the world and what were experiencing inside are different. i think these two deaths afford us a real opportunity, a moment to think about the faulty assumptions we make about people...

Lynch advised the meater -- matter and comey said it mirrored the language used. a former justice department said cooperating witnesses can review the inspector general findings before the release to the public and argue against the conclusions and that likely explains the delays weve seen in the last few weeks, sandra. >> sandra: what about the leak investigation? >> reporter: the fbi has arrested james a. wolf. a former senate staffer in charge of securing highly classified information to incl...

Findings you will find. not anything conclusive about hillary e-mails themselves. >> harris: your job as a former deputy assistant attorney general was basically to build a case and prosecute somebody. do you see that happening as we move forward? particularly in the hillary clinton point where she said well, nothing is going to happen to her because she didnt do anything wrong. does this report have the potential to point to anything that would have been illegal in that regard? are we searching...

One possibility there are a lot of people who take strong exception to what the inspector general is about to say. they want to push him off his conclusions and maybe want to introduce additional evidence that vindicates them. >> fox news previously reported that the inspector general findings run to the hundreds of pages. typically the inspector general report may be 30 or 40 pages. one official likened it to sort of the "war and peace" of inspector generals report. >> harris: after all of that...

Able to take care of that. d.o.j. has this covered to the extent there are things that need to be prosecuted coming out of it. >> harris: its interesting and we have had members of the committee on the program in recent days. i kept asking them because it kept getting delayed, when they would ask questions of i.g. horowitz. now it looks like that will happen after the release a few days later june 18. we have that on the bottom of the screen for viewers. quickly, what would be among some of the ...

The f.b.i. and d.o.j. in that investigation. i dont know what is true. but i think mr. horowitz has a good idea by this point. >> harris: its interesting because if you break this up and say okay, there was the bias of strozk and page against president trump. and then there was potential bias in terms of how the hillary clinton e-mail scandal or the investigation was handled as well, those are separate. as it pertains to clinton we know that the e-mails and the things were destroyed. we know par...

Attorney general loretta lynch. comey since explained that the arizona tarmac meeting with bill clinton days before hillarys f.b.i. interview for mishandling classified information was a game-changer. in addition to other intelligence that implies lynch would not let the e-mail case go too far. that intelligence is not public and the reliability unclear. with fox news caught up with lynch on capitol hill recently, she refused to answer questions about the comey allegations. in the draft report, ...