"Durham report." There is not and was never going to be a "report."  Durham's job isn't to write reports.  It's to indict or not to indict.  So one of two things will happen.  You'll wake up one day to see that people are indicted, or you won't. Further, I am impatient with all this shit, too.  However, when this shit is done by the book, it often does and is supposed to take a while.  If it takes them time to build rock solid cases, then I'd prefer that over weak, easily defeated, thrown-together-quickly cases.    You also don't know what else is going on behind the scenes.  Is there surveillance happening that implicates more and bigger players, or to gather even more damning evidence?  I don't know, but it's possible and even likely.    The thing is, we're so used to having a microwave society and seeing "justice" carried out poorly and not "by the book", AKA hastily and quickly when it suits the powers that be, that we don't even recognize "by the book" when we actually see it. I think that's what is likely happening here.  We've been so conditioned that we don't even know what "by the book" looks like anymore.  So, my expectations haven't changed as far as an end result goes, but my expectations on "when" definitely have. Also, timing matters.  The average American has the fucking attention span of a goldfish.  If Barr drops all this shit now, but could do better by dropping it a month or two before the election, it would be smarter to do the latter.  I admit I could be wrong and we're all being fooled, too.  But I have faith.  Try to have some, too, if you can.