by Susan Duclos, All News Pipeline:

The second in a series of highly anticipated DOJ Inspector General’s reports has not been released yet, but we now know a number of things about the finished product because those that have seen it, despite having to sign non-disclosure agreements (NDA) are leaking like mad, and the Mockingbird Media is already, preemptively, attempting to control what the narrative will be when it is released.

The first report, finished more than a year after the initial DOJ Inspector General was tasked to investigate a number of allegations, was publicly released in April 2018, titled “A Report of Investigation of Certain Allegations Relating to Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe.” That report was 39 pages, and concluded that McCabe had lied on a number of occasions, including under oath, to the FBI and to the Inspector General, and that he also participated into unauthorized leaking of information to the press. The Inspector General Michael Horowitz also sent over a criminal referral to the DOJ against McCabe.

The second report is said to focus on the FBI’s investigation of Hillary Clinton’s use of a private unsecured email server when she was Secretary of State for the Obama administration, and the statement by former FBI Director James Comey when he exonerated Clinton, as well as the two subsequent letters by Comey, one telling Congress additional emails had been found and were being investigated, and the final statement days before the 2016 presidential election exonerating Clinton once again.

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In mid-May the Wall Street Journal reported the second phase release date was close as the IG had finished his investigation, and the subjects within the report had been notified, would have to sign a NDA, then could preview the report and be given a few days to craft a response to the IG’s conclusions, which would be added to the final product.

Let The Leaks Begin: The first of the leaks about the upcoming report were handed to the propaganda arm of the deep state, Washington Post, where we find out that this next report is nearly 500 pages “criticizing the Justice Department and FBI for their handling of the Clinton email investigation.”

Interestingly, the piece states that their sources are unnamed because “They, like others in this report, spoke on the condition of anonymity to speak frankly about matters they are not authorized to discuss publicly.” In other words, leakers.

I call it interesting because all these leaks are occurring while one of the IG’s tasks named in the January 2017 announcement, is quite literally to investigate “Allegations that Department and FBI employees improperly disclosed non-public information.”

It is in the fourth paragraph of the Wapo piece (Archive link) where we see exactly how the media plans to handle the fall-out from the release of the report:

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