CHURCH: Washington is anxiously waiting for the release of a report from the U.S. Justice Department's inspector general. It will weigh in on a number of conspiracy theories, including whether political bias influenced the FBI's decision to start the Russia investigation. CNN's Marshall Cohen has more.</s>MARSHALL COHEN, CNN REPORTER: The highly anticipated report from the Justice Department inspector general comes out today. And we're expecting that it will debunk some major claims and conspiracy theories that President Trump has been peddling for years. First, we're told that the IG will conclude that the Russia investigation was properly launched in 2016, and that senior FBI officials were not acting out of bias against candidate Trump. Now, those finding undercut Trump's claim that the investigation was an illegitimate hoax designed to take him down. Also, the report is expected to say that the FBI did not implant spies in the Trump campaign. But we are expecting a mixed verdict of sorts when it comes to the court-approved surveillance of Carter Page, a former Trump campaign adviser. The report will say that the FBI had good reason to ask for those wiretaps. But there were serious problems and mistakes with how the warrants were prepared. CNN previously reported that one FBI lawyer was caught altering a document. And that is now part of a criminal investigation, which is being led by U.S. Attorney John Durham. Long story short, the report will give us some much needed answers and debunk some conspiracies. But the fight will continue. CNN already reported that attorney general has told allies that this report won't be the final word. Marshall Cohen, CNN, Washington.</s>CHURCH: CNN honors 10 ordinary people doing extraordinary things to change the world. Still to come, we will tell you who was named the biggest hero of them all, back in a moment with that.
Washington is Anxiously Waiting on the Release of a Report from the Justice Department's Inspector General