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that were in those positions and did these things and i think he did this for the betterment of the fbi. i think pure and simple strzok needed to be punished for his actions but i think overall he did this because overall is an institution the institution has to be bigger than any of us individuals and i think he saw that and he made the decision that this is the best course of action for the fbi going forwar forward. laura: candace will was the person in charge of the professional responsibility office at doj. she initially decided that he should only get a 60 day suspension, which was some punishment. in her resume as the following. it deputy chief of the doj general litigation criminal division under mueller. assistant counsel and the doj office of professional responsibility. assistant director of office of professional responsibility, again appointed by mueller. that s neither here nor there
weekend. his firing may be justified, there is no way for us to know at this point. even though it may have been justified, it can also be tainted. brian: keep in mind, this report, it wasn t the president that fired him. the attorney general was recommended to fire him. inspector general report put together by obama appointee, remember that that found that mccabe did not tell the truth. how much leeway was given to michael flynn? how much leeway was given to papadopoulos, manafort, or gates? they lied to the fbi, this guy evidently wasn t candid and then wasn t candid when he was asked to explain himself, we are about to get the basic we re about to get the details of this. and they are just saying if everybody else can wear an ankle bracelet and lives blown up. why should he leave with a 1.3-million-dollar pension? steve: it sounds as if the inspector general michael horowitz had passed along word to the attorney general and also to the this ethics department run by a woman by
process and context in which this decision was rendered. some of which can inspire confidence in the decision, and others of which cast doubt on it. the main thing in my view that inspires kchds, apparently, serious, credible people were involved in the investigation, the inspector general, department of justice, candace will, who apparently made the recommendation to fire him, and scott schools, and the deputy general. they are know political opportunists. that is a reason to have confidence in it. and the statements coming from the white house, criticizing mccabe, calling for him to be
exploited his fbi employment at a strip club, falsely claiming he was conducting an official investigation. his punishment, suspended for 30 days. a supervisor viewed pornographic movies in his office during work hours while sexually satisfying himself. punishment, 35 days suspension. and an employee in a leadership position misused a government database to check on two exotic dancers and then took them into an fbi office after hours. that penalty, 23 days suspension. people are human. they make mistakes. reporter: assistant fbi director candace will oversees the office of professional responsibility which handles disciplinary proceedings. when you hear those type of allegations, suspension seem right to you versus being fired? when i hear those types of allegations, i m deeply agri