calculated. the i.g. repeatedly kept saying why people feel there may be some kind of a bias here. it is inexplicable why 17 actions happened. the explanation for this there was a group hand-picked by andrew mccabe at fbi. they were all engaged at this. not a single person said why are we omitting, doctoring information to lie to the fisa court? chris: mo, i understand there are two reports. horowitz says there was no political bias opening the investigation. he talks about problems, big problems with the fisa process, but isn't it harder to argue there was no political bias overall when you see 17 mistakes made by three teams on four separate fisa applications? >> well, you can say that and the inspector general seems to say looking at what led to the fisa application was not politically motivated. that was not based on any political bias. you can look at the end result,