That led to speculation that the office, which is designed to operate independently in the Justice Department, was risking accuracy in a rush to roll out the highly anticipated report. CNN reported this week that some witnesses were told they would have several days to provide written comments. But some witnesses who have been interviewed by the inspector general say that they expect that the report will likely reveal some missteps, though none that should be interpreted as undermining a legitimate investigation. "If FISA Inspector General Horowitz report doesn't come out next week when they said it would then I will be very disappointed & left to wonder WHAT THE GAME IS?? In congressional testimony earlier this year, Barr said that he expected the report to be finished by May or June.

Source: CNN November 16, 2019 00:33 UTC