The inspector general of the US Department of Justice released a report of investigation

of the certain allegations related to the former FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe.

We're sifting through that even as we speak, but the conclusion is we concluded that McCabe's

decision to confirm the existence of the Clinton Foundation investigation through an anonymously

source quote, as was in the Wall Street journal, it's like 40 pages.

It goes deep.

It does a deep dive into this, recounting the content of a phone call with a senior department

official in a manner designed to advance his personal interests at the expense of department

leadership was clearly not within the public interest exception.

And it just a huge, huge disparity in terms of what recollections were between McCabe

and Komi.

Rod Rosenstein is now running around telling people he expects to get fired any minute.

And he's telling confidants that he expects that now who would leak that, but Rod Rosenstein

himself anyway, in conversations that he's quoted with friends, he's saying, here I stand

a reference to Martin Luther King's famous quote, here I stand.

I can do no other.

And coincidentally, the former FBI director James Komi, who Rosenstein fired repeated

the same phrase to George W Bush in a conversation that has been widely reported in that Komi

describes in his, in his book that is released Monday, we have a lot more information on that

book.

One source who spoke to Rosenstein said, he seemed fully aware that he may soon lose his

job and he's at peace with the possibility confident he had done his job with integrity.

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