House Intel to meet Friday about releasing Russia transcripts for Loretta Lynch, Michael Cohen, and others

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The House Intelligence Committee will hold a meeting Friday to discuss the public release of transcripts of witness interviews conducted as part of its Russia investigation.

Set up by the order of Chairman Devin Nunes, R-Calif., the full panel will vote in a closed session to send 53 of transcripts to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence that need a classification review and pending that review make them available for public release.

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