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Have done this you've seen it. what is it? is it just reams of interview reports and are they actual reports? what you suspect is in there? >> i suspect with a pretty high degree of confidence that it is intelligence reporting from human sources as well as possibly signals intelligence that was picked up on the persons of interest. essentially, we talking about three people in these documents. bruce ohr, george papadopoulos, and then the third be carter page. carter page is under investigation as early as 2013 for contact with russian intelligence. eric: maybe they were tapping a cell phone, l...

Created doubt about the credibility of the major players in this investigation. that is an outrage. it's a shame and a disgrace. i think it's unethical and i think it may be criminal. >> nick ackerman. >> this is exactly what happened in watergate. john dean, who was the white house counsel, actually with the approval of the then director, l. patrick gray, the director of the fbi, sat in on 14 interviews of white house individuals, employees. he also received from the fbi 302 reports, which were interview reports of individuals that the fbi had interviewed in the watergate investigation. >> so...

And, third, the committee had access to and utilized an extensive set of reports of interviews conducted by the cia inspector general and the cia's oral history program. so while we could not conduct new interviews of individuals, we did utilize transcripts or summaries of interviews of those directly engaged in detention and interrogation operations. these interviews occurred at the time the program was operational and covered the exact topics we would have asked about had we conducted interviews ourselves. these interview reports and transcripts included but were not limited to the following...

Study. and, third, the committee had access to and utilized an extensive set of reports of interviews conducted by the cia inspector general and the cia's oral history program so while we could not conduct new interviews of individuals we did utilize transcripts or some reis of interviews of those directly engaged in detention and interrogation operations. this covered the exact topics we would have asked about had we conducted interviews ourselves. these interview reports and transcripts included but were not limited to the following. george tenant, director of the cia when the agency took cu...

And third, the committee had access to and utilized an extensive set of reports of interviews conducted by the cia inspector general and oral history program. while we could not conduct new interviews of individuals we did utilize transcripts or summaries of interviews of those directly engaged in detention and interrogation operations. these interviewinterviews occure time it was operational. and covered the topics we would asked about had we conducted interviews ourselves. the interview reports and transcripts included but were not limited to the following: george tenant, director of the cia...