In addition to the public report, the confidential report. This is a third report sent to the Justice Department, entirely different from what some of us have had access to. Second, in a meeting with the inspector general, when I asked to see the annexes and determine who had been interviewed, I was told it could not be made available. Yet, the House staff was told they could see it. On the point the Senator made about full disclosure in the report, I was wondering if Senator Kerry could tell us who has been interviewed. We do not know who has been interviewed.
Malcolm Wallop: “In addition to the public report, the confidential report. This is a third report sent to the Justice Department…”
Editor's note · Context
The speaker is discussing issues of transparency and access to reports related to a Justice Department investigation.
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