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Report found errors of judgment, you took pains to emphasize that the report focused on a small number of fbi employees. let's remember who that small number of employees was. the director of the fbi, the deputy director of the fbi, the leader of the clinton e-mail investigation and the russian investigation. these were not junior field agents. these were senior agency officials. they were running two of the most important investigations in the bureau's history.they were insubordinate, grossly unprofessional in their communications and even untruthful. so let's not pretext like this was a one-...

I said very strongly, it's the democrats' fault. they're obstructionists. they are obstructing. the united states will not be a migrant camp, and it will not be a refugee holding facility. it won't be. >> dana: i'm joined by california republican, jeff denham in california. let me ask you about this hearing about to take place as a judiciary committee on the senate side, this is the first time the inspector general responsible for all of these reports is going to speak publicly about at least this particular report, although i'm sure people will try to ask him about others, and the fbi directo...

Listening to these findings from the inspector general's report on the handling of the clinton e-mail investigation, error of judgment, serious error of judgment. extremely poor judgment. a degregredegrees -- gross lack professionalism. these are decisions about the former attorney general of the united states and fbi agent assigned to one of the highest investigations in u.s. history, this is appalling. the significance of these findings cannot be overstated. the report identifies missteps at every level of the department of justice from our nation's chief federal law enforcement officer, spe...

>> dana: a fox news alert. a live look at the senate judiciary committee. the author of the report, michael horowitz and christopher wray appearing before the panel. catherine herridge has more. >> good afternoon. we're in the opening statements. we just heard from the republican committee chairman chuck grassley. he said based on the inspector general's review he thought the hillary clinton e-mail case should have wanted a general counsel. specifically he notes how and

After that he deleted the clinton e-mails, invoked the fifth amendment to avoid questions about that call, even sent an e-mail saying that he was part of "hillary cover up operation" and he later claimed that that was only a joke. there was no search warrant or subpoena for the laptops used by the clinton lawyers to see what they knew about what he did. he did not get the mueller treatment. no charges for lying to the fbi repeatedly. no pressure to flip and testify against clinton lawyers. he got immunity, this is a good example of that double standard in these two investigations and why more ...