DOJ Watchdog Says Comey Was 'Insubordinate'

The transcript discusses the Inspector General's report on former FBI Director James Comey's handling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation. The report found Comey insubordinate but not politically motivated. It criticized his public statements during the investigation. Political reactions varied, with Democrats and Republicans interpreting the findings differently. Attorney General Jeff Sessions responded to the report, indicating potential further investigations. The transcript concludes with analysis and implications of the report's release.

What was James Comey criticized for in the Inspector General's report?

• Being biased in favor of Clinton

• Being biased against Trump

• Being insubordinate

• Being politically motivated

How did the Inspector General's report view Comey's decision not to charge Hillary Clinton?

• It found the decision politically motivated

• It disagreed with the decision

• It agreed with the decision

• It did not comment on the decision

What did Democrats argue about the FBI's actions during the Clinton investigation?

• They were biased against Trump

• They helped Trump become President

• They were politically motivated

• They were impartial

What pressure is Attorney General Jeff Sessions facing according to the report?

• To charge Hillary Clinton

• To support Comey's actions

• To find evidence of bias against Trump

• To dismiss the report

What was the result of Comey's dismissal by President Trump?

• Appointment of Robert Mueller

• End of the investigation

• Charges against Clinton

• No further action