KEILAR: A highly anticipated report from the Justice Department's head investigator will likely mean tough new criticism for former FBI and DOJ officials. Sources telling CNN the report will sharply rebuke James Comey, the former FBI director, for his handling of the Hillary Clinton e-mail investigation. Also expected to criticize actions by Loretta Lynch, the attorney general, and Andrew McCabe, the number two then at the FBI. CNN's Laura Jarrett breaking this news for us this morning. Great reporting, Laura. Tell us what you've learned.</s>LAURA JARRETT, CNN JUSTICE REPORTER: Thanks, Brianna. Well, this long awaited report is still not been publicly released yet, but sources tell us it will be exhaustive and thorough, running over the course of nearly 500 pages. And here's what we expect. The role of James Comey, especially leading up to that July 2016 controversial announcement when he came out to the public without any Justice Department approval, he said that he was recommending no charges against Clinton, but he also said that he found her extremely careless. But the IG is also looking into, of course, that letter that he sent to lawmakers just days before the November 2016 election, informing them that he had essentially reopened the Clinton e-mail probe despite, again, Justice officials telling him that that would be against department protocol so close to the election. Now Comey has said in the past he's open to a full airing on this. He doesn't think --
DOJ Inspector General Report Expected to Fault James Comey, Loretta Lynch