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Nasser on his examining table, and he did with them whatever he wanted, because the fbi did nothing. let's be very clear, the fbi's inaction led to victimization of most horrific and hideous kind. >> do you know if they can be charged as conspiracy? >> i have asked director wray about conspiracy, and i will follow up with him and inspector horowitz, so i don't know who will be fired, but i hope that we haven't heard of the last of action. >>

Power to make sure it never happens again. now, before i became fbi director, i was generally familiar with the nassar story. shortly after his arrest, in 2016. i remember even then being appalled that there were so many people who had failed to do their jobs and keep these young women safe from that predator. but after i became fbi director and when i learned that there were people at the fbi who had also failed these women, i was heart sick and furious. i immediately ordered a special review by our inspection division to try to get to the bottom of it. that review led in part to the inspecto...

I understand that it's procedure in the department and has to go into the basis for deciding not to pursue prosecution, but this is, on its face, obvious that these agents not only were derelict in their duty, when it came to these young women, but all did their best to cover up what had happened. that is inexcusable from where i'm standing. let me ask you this finally, director wray. i'm going to accept your profession of real caring. i believe it is real caring about what happened in this circumstance today. what can you tell me if it happened tomorrow would be different? >> so there's a who...

Person, whenever possible. we've made it more clear now. we're putting mandatory training in place, which has already been completed, to ensure that that occurs. that's a partial answer to your question on that one. >> general horowitz, did any of the fbi employees or agents involved in this case deliberately misrepresent any facts to you in your investigation? >> they did. we found both that the person who wrote the report that ms. maroni testified about, falsely testified to us about what he did in connection with that report. as well as other matters that we asked them about. special agent ...

-- i suppose a nice way to say it is they're troubling. they're damning. they're horrible. i think of the young women who testified here today, what they went through. i don't see where they can get much solace out of listening to this, and what the american people feel. senator grassley just mentioned mr. horowitz said about jay abbott, named in the ig report. he retired. was that a forced retirement? >> it was not. >> did he ever face any possibility of prosecution? >> we referred our findings to the department's prosecutors for consideration about the false statements that he made to us in ...