julie: the inspector general report comes out december 9th. the democrats are claiming ignored real issues with top officials and focus instead on obama officials. horowitz do they have a point? only that he is a really fit for these times. when he does as inspector general s very narrow and focused on a few specific things. i think the criticism of the democrats is that horowitz doesn t understand the information environment he s working in. for example, the report coming out december 9th, it looks like it s going to essentially say the republican center city don t my conspiracies are backed up. but it s going to have enough little complaints that folks on their public and side are going to use it as ammunition. julie: senator graham earlier this month since he thinks the horowitz report will be damning. here s what he says. i think horowitz is going to give us a stunning report about the system being off the rails. let s put it all out there to see, all of the 302s, so he can
protest of the way the state department is churning up and spitting out their own personnel in part of the impeach the thing, shy of 500 pages between the two of them. also the fascinating complaint from e. jean carroll who is suing president trump for defamation after she alleges that he raped her. she he responded to that allegation by calling her a liar. she says that that s defamation. she s not lying and she can prove it. that was another 28 pages today. thanks to buzzfeed and cnn we then got the interview notes, the 302s. fbi interview notes from the mueller investigation for a bunch of key witnesses in that investigation. that s another 278 pages. that s literally north i m going to hurt my back if i try to pick it all up. hold on. scooch it over. okay. now inhale. north of 800 pages of reading before we even got started on anything else that might be in the news today. right? this is our life now. we measure the revelations about the president s behavior in tons. it s almos
34 pages. right there. deposition transcripts from former u.s. ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovitch and michael mckinley former state department official who resigned in protest of the way the state department is churning up and spitting out their own personnel in part of the impeachment thing. shy of 500 pages between the two of them. also the fascinating complaint from e. jean carroll who is suing president trump for defamation after she alleges that he raped her. she he responded to that allegation by calling her a liar. she says that that s defamation. she s not lying and she can prove it. that was another 28 pages today. thanks to buzzfeed and cnn we then got the interview notes, the 302s. fbi interview notes from the mueller investigation for a bunch of key witnesses in that investigation. that s another 278 pages. that s literally north i m going to hurt my back if i try to pick it all up.
he s not supposed to be conducting daily conversations with the potential spy or source. that s where the fbi the attorney general barr was handing off cash to putin secretary. it s ridiculous that you would have a high-ranking justice department official essentially trying to pretend he s james bond. when you see that kind of involvement, makes you think something else s going on, that there are a ulterior motives. the last thing, i think it s worth pointing out is i think there is still more to come, as you were saying. there is still so many gaps of information that we still need to know and i think there s going to be further investigations. i think these people ought to be worried because as you said, a lot of this information is being used to get surveillance warrants and misrepresentations. it s a crime. shannon: the 302s, ohr says be 21 is worried about congressional testimony that former fbi director james comey was going to give. jim, i don t know if you are able to read
questions regarding his wife and those issues but apparently there s a lot more information contained in these text messages and emails that the fbi does not want release. the department of justice has been fighting judicial watch on this in the courts and judicial watch filed a motion last week against the doj to release the documents. judicial watch is expecting the doj to turn those documents over and as you stated earlier, sean, there is now the official transcripts right here that have been released by representative collins. we are scouring through them, just as you are. i think some of the most interesting things that i ve discovered relate to tricia anderson, she was an fbi national security lawyer, and she was working directly with james baker as well as lisa page. in her transcript in the back and forth with the questioners, she talks about bruce ohr and the 302s. she talks about the fact that she basically signed off on the