Well, that’s not true either - the IG does have document subpoena power. They can’t compel testimony, but they can compel the production of documents, and can compel answers to interrogatories.
But yes, you are correct. Comey, McCabe, and everyone else testified willingly, for hours.
My Dad was a mechanic on a major US Air Force aircraft. He told me a story about one of his buddies leaving a wrench in the aft bay of the aircraft. There are EXTENSIVE processes in place to check in and out tools, check for FOD and so on. However somehow this was missed.
There was an IG investigation that took place an they determined that there were many holes in the process, but the tool found did not affect the integrity or the aircraft on the ground or in flight because the process included specific procedures that prevents a tool from ever being left in any part of the aircraft that can adversely affect the flight.
Process resiliency is a sign of a good process and it seems like the FBI has a bit of resiliency in their FISA process.
Wigle has its own tasting room there now. Even though the retail bottles are way overpriced in my opinion, the tasting room at the William Penn is fun (“make your own old fashioned” happy hour is novel)
The distillery is… I’m not sure - I’m there four of the next eight days…will take a note.