AG William Barr Reportedly Dismisses Key Findings In Russia Report

The transcript discusses the watchdog report on the Russia investigation, highlighting Attorney General William Barr's dismissal of a key finding. The report by Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz concluded that the FBI followed protocol in surveilling a former Trump campaign adviser, despite errors in documents. Horowitz's report is set for public release, with Barr awaiting the results of a separate inquiry by John Durham. President Trump has criticized the FBI's actions, calling them a witch hunt, while Barr faces criticism for his defense of Trump.

What is the main point of disagreement between Attorney General Barr and Inspector General Horowitz?

• The legality of the surveillance warrant

• The role of the FBI in the investigation

• The initiation of the Russia investigation

• The involvement of President Trump

What did Horowitz's investigation conclude about the FBI's actions?

• The FBI's actions were completely invalid

• The FBI followed protocol despite some errors

• The FBI did not apply for a warrant

• The FBI acted without any errors

When is Horowitz expected to release his report to the public?

• In September

• On December 9th

• In January

• On November 15th

Why might Barr be hesitant to accept Horowitz's findings?

• He believes the investigation was unnecessary

• He is waiting for a separate inquiry to conclude

• He thinks the findings are biased

• He has personal disagreements with Horowitz

What is the focus of John Durham's inquiry?

• The FBI's surveillance methods

• The validity of the 2016 election results

• The conduct of federal investigators

• The role of social media in the election