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In sum total what john durham got out of his investigation was one guilty plea out of an fbi lawyer, an fbi employee who admitted he made a misrepresentation in a single e-mail. it should also be noted, though, that lawyer screw up was discovered not by john durham but by an entirely different investigation that had nothing to do with john durham. nevertheless, that fbi employee did plead guilty to make a misrepresentation in a single e-mail, and his punishment was that he had to do some hours of community service. that was kind of it. last year john durham finally did bring two criminal cases...

Fbi employee who admitted he made a misrepresentation in the single email. it should also be noted though that lawyers screwed up was discovered not by john durham but by an entirely different investigation that had nothing to do with john durham. nevertheless, that fbi employee did plead guilty to making a misrepresentation in a single email, and his punishment was that he had to do some hours of community service. but that was kind of it. last year, john durham finally did bring to criminal cases to court, stemming from his investigation. he lost both of those cases in very quick acquittals....

Business. >> jesse: an inside job, jessica. they protect their own. >> jessica: may be they are just losers. maybe there isn't truth to what you have been arguing all along here by just saying. >> jesse: wait, wait, wait. >> jessica: the report. two things about the report. the report says that there's truths and that the point was to find whether any person or entity violated the law. john durham curtail this but he doesn't find any legal lawbreaking. otherwise he would bring a new charges. he tried three times. one low-level conviction and two acquittals. >> martha: so it's okay for the fbi ...

"Every acquittal should be understood as a failure of the justice delivery system, in serving the cause of justice. Likewise, every acquittal should ordinarily lead to the inference, that an innocent...

Defendant has right to appeal but under current practice the prosecution does not, according to Department of Justice.