government service to be the inspector general some years ag ago. he s tough, he is smart, and i think the report will be a blockbuster. harris: some of the important players, that was very helpful. why do you think senator lindsey graham anticipates and i ve heard you say it, too ugly and damning from the report? why those words? look, in truth, i think horowitz s report is going to make mueller s report look like a sixth grade book report. harris: why? it s going to come out, it s going to be hard-hitting. he spent almost two years interviewing various people. look at what he describes, almost a million documents. i think he s going to make recommendations regarding prosecution and turn this whole fisa foreign intelligence
she went and got that dna test, that was in particularly harris: i ve never heard people refer to it as puffery! they are trying to decide who should be president. the democrats are making a decision on they are trying to say the judgment of a person that would continuously put that down or try to score political points, i think it s a question that people need to answer. i which don t anguish the republicans would use that test. harris: we ve got more to talk about later in the hour but i will skew to this. thank you, sit tight. brand-new develop within the jeffrey epstein case. a member of the british royal family is now distancing himself from the scandal. despite video that appears to show them at the financier s mansion. plus, new breaking news that the attorney general has appointed new leadership at the bureau of prisons. and expectations are high as we await the inspector general s report, the ig horowitz, on the
his own bias. melissa: why do you think he s doing this? do you think you could actually get his job back? would he get financial reward for this? why do this at this point? it s always what you are looking for as an attorney, his attorneys are pushing back. they think they know they will be more coming out from ig horowitz were from john durham. and they are pushing back now. in their perspective, maybe they come to some kind of middle ground somewhere and they are pushing back. i think they know he s not getting his job back. if a director is perfectly entitled to fire him, as is the deputy fbi director. this notion that political appointees can make these decisions, on behalf of the agency, that itself is kind of frivolous in my view. there probably thinking he will get some portion of his retirement or ne. there s always negotiation to be had.
the first case the doj prosecuted of the russian investigator, and this is kind of a thin margin for them and it would be difficult for them to prosecute. they came out and said it was all about the intent so i think it was actually tactically wise or that they were holding back and i want viewers to understand that comey is not in the clear, because the fisa abuse investigation is ongoing and more importantly the doj and the connecticut u.s. attorney are currently investigating the investigator in may this year and the power to compel and to the power that durham had exceeds ig horowitz. so look for there to be more evidence or a lot more culpability around the corner, this is totally okay. i am curious. juan: the reality is the man who is in charge of making this decision is bill barr, bill barr is a political player on
republic. he claimed he wasn t familiar with fusion gps. he admitted it was a staff-driven investigation. they gave us all we needed to know. we know this was always a political hit job from day one that had no intention of actually getting to the truth of the matter. it really was 17 angry democrats on a hunt for donald trump as opposed to the hunt for truth. who were absolutely apparently given free rein when you realize aaron zebley, the lawyer for justin p cooper who destroyed hillary clinton s black berry and set up the private e-mail server was in charge of day-to-day operations and the mueller report was written by wiseman, again, complete political witch hunt. i would hope that we will goat the bottom of all this, not because of mueller. thats was a complete travesty. but because of ag bill barr, doj, ig horowitz s report and john durham, that hopefully we re going to get to the bottom