of congressman radcliffe actually questioning director comey. did you make the decision not to recommend criminal charges relating to classified information before or after hal hillary clinton was interviewed by the f.b.i. after july 2nd? after. to me the only way an interview takes place with the two central witnesses and the subject of the investigation is if the decision has already been made all three people in that room are not going to be charged. jason: congressman garamendi, i m going to go back to you again. what are your thoughts? john radcliffe was making a pretty good point, wasn t he? he also has a lot more information than i do.ot i wasn t in that hearing and i certainly don t know how the f.b.i. would conduct its investigations or make a decision to either charge or not to charge. that is subject of investigation going forward. certainly the subject of the inspectorr general s report whih as i said earlier hasn t been
paul: tim, where does this go from here? next week we will get the democratic memo out. where does all this head? we will get the democratic memo and i think they will continue to be pressure to release more. because of the so-called dueling narrative out there. one thing i would look for is to see what if any action any of these fisa court judges take. they may have been pretty astounded to read the details out there too. they have the ability to come back and potentially schooled or issued their own memo or own writing to explain how they felt they were treated and whether they are demanding reforms. paul: the inspector r general at the justice department is conducting his own probe about how the clinton email case was handled by the fbi. 10 seconds come. that s going to be another big explosive thing. we have to assume that some of