Here is the transcript of a few spots:

• Sen. Graham (2:58): “There are five people in that interview, right?”
• IG Horowitz (3:01): “Correct”

[….]

• Sen. Graham (3:09): “Did they have a duty to report to their supervisors and eventually to the court this [ex]sculpatory information?”
• IG Horowitz (3:16): “Absolutely”
• Sen. Graham (3:17): “They did not”
• IG Horowitz (3:18): “They did not”
• Sen. Graham (3:19): “Why”
• IG Horowitz (3:20): “That’s the question, um, I can’t specifically answer for you”
• Sen. Graham (3:25): “Can you it wasn’t because of political bias?”
• IG Horowitz (3:28): “On decisions regarding those FISA matters, I do not know their state of mind at this point.”

[….]

• Sen. Graham (11:33): “Would you have submitted the warrant application as a lawyer?”
• IG Horowitz (11:38): “Let me put it this way, I would not have submitted the one the put in… no doubt about it it had no business going in with that…” (audio trail off, Sen. Graham continues)
• Sen. Graham (11:45): “So what I want you to know is that in January 2017 the whole foundation for surveilling Carter Page collapses. Exculpatory information is ignored. They lie to the [FISA] court about what the interview was all about – is that a fair summary so far?…”
• IG Horowitz (12:05): “Um… I’ll ahh… they certainly misled the… [stammering] … it was misleading to the [FISA] court.”
• Sen. Graham (12:12): “Okay. Fair enough. And in January – about six months later – when they find more information that could be helpful to Mr. Page, they lie about it. You feel like MR. Page was fairly treated by the Department of Justice and the FBI?”
• IG Horowitz (12:27): “Um… I don’t think the Department  of Justice fairly treated these FISAs, and he was on the receiving end of them.”
• Sen. Graham (12:32): “You would not want to be on the receiving end of this, would you?”
• IG Horowitz (12:35): “I would not want agents or anybody failing to put forward all the information their obligated to tell the [FISA] court…”