Barr Says Inspector General’s Report on Alleged FISA Abuses Is ‘Imminent’

Barr Says Inspector General’s Report on Alleged FISA Abuses Is ‘Imminent’
Attorney General William Barr in Topeka, Kansas, on Oct. 2, 2019. Ed Zurga/Getty Images
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Attorney General William Barr said the release of an internal watchdog investigation into whether the FBI followed its own policies and the law when it applied for a warrant to surveil President Trump’s campaign starting in 2016 is “imminent.”

“It’s my understanding that it is imminent,” Barr said at a conference in Memphis, Tennessee. “A number of people who are mentioned in the report are having an opportunity to right now to comment on how they’re quoted in the report, and after that process is over—it should be very short—the report will be issued,” he said, according to The Hill.
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