A House panel tasked with investigating whether government agencies have violated civil liberties published a lengthy final report on Friday summarizing two years’ worth of work and findings.

The bulk of the 17,019-page report was made up of transcripts of the 99 closed-door interviews and depositions the panel has conducted, including some that have never been released before. The transcripts featured FBI officials and targets of the panel’s censorship investigation, such as former Twitter executive Yoel Roth.