I'm not entirely sure because the bulk of the investigation has been handled by Mueller's team, correct? I personally do not think there is anything untoward going on with the FBI/DOJ on this particular front. I'm not sure what DOJ's actual responsibility is to clue Congress in on what's going on with the investigation (I've gathered that you're upset at some refusal of theirs to do so) but I certainly understand the reluctance to be forthcoming when Republicans in Congress have been pretty leaky and ran (what I perceive to be) a total sham investigation into Russian Collusion.
Hey, I understand. It's a lot to keep up with for sure. I spend a lot of time on this, because it involves the essential, core precepts of our Constitution; which is the underpinning of our freedom as Americans.
No secret that I'm Conservative with some Libertarian leanings. I understand that both sides have flaws and people can quickly start hurling insults at each. I've been guilty of this. This situation we're in as a country is most serious. If Trump colluded or conspired with the Russians, that is serious, as well as dangerous. If Trump didn't collude or conspire with the Russians, then where/how did these serious and dangerous accusations come from? How did it start? This is an extremely serious situation; much different than simple lib vs conservative arguing. It's also too much to get into on a message board, so I'll just briefly mention some things that everyone should be thinking about.
This didn't start with the appt. of Mueller, so how did we get around to having a SC appointed?
The Executive branch, President, DOJ, FBI, CIA, EPA, etc, etc have always been under the Oversight of the Congress. Separation of Powers, right? This insures the Pres and his agencies don't become dictators, right? You seem to be unaware of the facts of what has happened thus far, and seem to not trust anything that Congress has been doing; just because Congress is under Republican leadership. You obviously believe people like Adam Shiff are speaking truth. I understand that. If the situation were reversed, I'd be very suspicious of the Dems.
I'll just ask a question. If everything you stated above is true, why then is it true that all of the highest ranking execs in the DOJ/FBI either quitting or getting fired. Here's a list:
FBI:
James Baker- Top lawyer for fbi
Andrew McCabe: Dep Dir.
Jim Comey - Dir
Bill Preistap-Chief of Counter-intelligence
Peter Strzok- dep dir of C-I
Lisa Page- atty worked for Baker
Mike Kortan- Assistand director for public affairs
Josh Campbell- assistant to Comey
DOJ:
David Laufman -Chief of Counter-intelligence
John Carlin-- Assistant Atty for National Sec Div
Sally yates-- Dep dir.
Mary McCord -- Assistant Atty for National Sec div
Bruce Ohr-- Associate assistant Atty Gen
Rachel Brand-- Assoc Atty Gen #3 behind Rosenstein
You haven't heard much of anything about this in news. You have to understand that the IG, Horowitz, has an army of people investigating the internal dealings at these agencies. Don't forget, Sessions appointed John Huber, a US Dist Atty, to investigate and convene Grand Jury.
Again, the key question in all of this is: How DId It All Get Started?