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Version which is how in this case we said we dont think that was the correct redaction. i think we can argue over what was correctly or not correctly redacted but thats why they can come and see it. steve: who are you making that offer to because there a lot of members of congress and staff who would like to see that stuff and they call the department of justice and they say no, were not going to show you that stuff. steve: i do. i have heard that from two different investigators on capitol hill...

Appropriate to pick john lourn, he is the u.s. attorney in chicago. outside of the d.c. and independent hierarchy. to oversee the production and oversee the redaction and meet with members of congress to explain how this process is working and why its not working as fast as they may want it to. ainsley: why is it taking so long to get all the documents? >> i think its important to look at what this is a lot of members of congress have gone on this show and described this as 1.2 million documents...

Steve: meanwhile, the department of justice under fire accused by the president and republican lawmakers of stalling, slow walking the release of documents related to the fisa abuse and hillary clinton email scandal. >> you show us the that led to you open up the investigation. the longer they block this from us its going to look badly on the department of justice and fbi. ainsley: appointing u.s. attorney john lourn to oversee the production of these documents moving forward. brian: this should...