Mr. Horowitz, for the Inspectors General, when they are going to do a long-term look of a real investigation, whether they have a tip, whether they have inside information, whatever it may be, who chooses what investigations they take on and what they choose to report on? Who makes that decision?
Lankford questions the decision-making process for investigations by Inspectors General.
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