FBI Director Christopher Wray's testimony on counterintelligence investigations
FBI Director Christopher Wray refused to confirm if the FBI is conducting counterintelligence investigations into President Joe Biden or former President Donald Trump during a House committee hearing. House Republican Conference Chair Elise Stefanik pressed Wray on the matter, citing previous testimony by former FBI Director James Comey and the Intelligence Authorization Act.
Key Points
- Refusal to confirm counterintelligence investigations into Biden or Trump
- References to previous testimony by James Comey
- Discussion on compliance with the Intelligence Authorization Act
Pros
- Commitment to comply with the law
- Maintaining confidentiality regarding investigations
Cons
- Lack of transparency on ongoing investigations