on the matter from odni and other intel outlet hads, but that s not been granted. and damage assessment has been requested by congressman adam schiff and chairwoman maloney. we don t know when that s going to be coming, but lawmakers on capitol hill both democrats and republicans are keeping close tabs on this. ken, you have new reporting out today that the attorney general spent weeks weighing and thinking about and considering whether or not to move forward to allow the fbi to move forward with this search of mar la go. talk through that and ha that looks like moving forward. that s right. this was first reported by the wall street journal and a department of justice official confirmed this was a process that took time. this was a momentous decision by the attorney general. some are viewing it as evidence of his cautious approach to many things and to investigations, but think about it. the stakes doeblt get higher for something like this.
they move to disclose the warrant, the inventory. that s pretty exceptional to do that. but they ve drawn the line at the affidavit, and i think they ve drawn the line in the right place. senator lindsey graham, he said today that the justice department should share the affidavit with senators. as you know, senate intelligence committee members, including some of the leaders, they want to see the classified documents that were seized. should members of congress, including yourself for that matter, see the affidavit or those seized documents themselves? i would like to see the documents and also see a damage assessment that i ve called for along with chairwoman maloney, a damage assessment by the intelligence community of what harm may have been done by the improper handling of these materials. in terms of the affidavit, i think that the justice department is going to be very reluctant as it is in investigations generally to share information about an ongoing investigation with
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