BALDWIN: All right, you are watching CNN. I'm Brooke Baldwin. Thanks for being with me here on this Thursday afternoon. We have breaking news on two huge stories, both about the FBI. One, the memos, fired FBI director James Comey wrote on his interactions with President Trump are headed to Congress today. Remember that pledge of loyalty that the President denied he ever asked. And the pending release is happening just as we are getting new details on Comey's former deputy at the FBI, Andrew McCabe. McCabe is now one step closer to possibly facing a criminal investigation. McCabe was fired last month, just days before retiring from the FBI after his 21 years at the agency. So I have Laura Jarrett and Pamela Brown standing by for those breaking details. Pamela, first to you on Andy McCabe. Tell me more about this case.</s>PAMELA BROWN, CNN JUSTICE CORRESPONDENT: So Brooke, we have learned that the justice department inspector general has sent a criminal referral to the top prosecutor in the D.C. U.S. attorney's office on Andrew McCabe in the wake of this scathing A.G. report that was just released last week. That laid out the case that McCabe had lied to investigators and his former boss, James Comey on at least for occasions including three times under oath. So what is happening is, the inspector general is now asking investigators, prosecutors with the D.C. U.S. attorney's office to consider possible criminal charges against McCabe. Now to be clear, that doesn't mean that is going to happen. And as you will recall, Brooke, there was a criminal referral on the Clinton email server. The FBI looked into it. No charges were press. So in this case what would happen is the D.C. prosecutor would look at the facts of the case and then make a decision based on the findings. But --.
Former Deputy At The FBI, Andrew McCabe Is Now One Step Closer To Possibly Facing A Criminal Investigation