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In charge j abbott wound up retiring, leaving little justice for the women. >> it's extremely frustrating that we are left with little disciplinary recourse when people retire before their cases can be adjudicated. >> a doj official told fox that ag garland will be in front of this very same committee next month to answer questions. that same official points out that career prosecutors have looked at this case multiple times and did not think that federal charges would have been successful. shannon. >> shannon: aishah hasnie. thank you very much. the new information on the two top stories, gen...

Indianapolis fbi office botched the case by failing to respond with urgency, falsifying statements, and failing to notify state or local authorities. the report found led to a year long delay that ultimately allowed nassar to abuse dozens of more girls. >> this man is on the loose molesting children. >> i don't have a good explanation for you. it is utterly jarring to me. >> ray said is he implementing all of the inspector general's recommendations. >> we keep following up and we will keep working on this. >> and the fbi recently fired a supervisory agent for not properly pursuing tips about n...

Special agent in charge, the descriptions of his behavior also reflect violations of the fbi's longstanding code of conduct and the ethical obligations for all fbi employees, especially senior officials. that individual has been gone from the bureau for about 3 1/2 years, having retired in january of 2018 before any review launched. i will say it is extremely frustrating that we are left with little disciplinary recourse when people retire before their cases can be adjudicated. people who engage in that kind of gross misconduct have no place in the fbi. i can also assure you that the fbi's res...

As for the former indianapolis special agent in charge, the descriptions of his behavior also reflect violations of the fbi's longstanding code of conduct and the ethical obligations for all fbi employees, especially senior officials. now that individual has been gone from the bureau for about 3 1/2 years, having retired in january of 2018 before any review launched. i will say, i will say it is extremely frustrating that we are left with little disciplinary recourse when people retire before their cases can be adjudicated. but let me be clear. people who engaged in that kind of gross miscondu...

0 >> senator padilla. >> i think i had a female agent in the room at the olympic training center as well, but i'm not entirely sure. >> i feel like we all had the same people. >> if i recall, my direct communication was with a male fbi agent. >> right, in the room. >> okay. senator padilla? >> i want to start by thanking chairman durbin and all those who have made this hearing possible. to the panelists, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. i admire and respect each one of you for choosing to participate today, for sharing your testimony with us. today is not easy. i recognize that you ...