FBI Director Christopher A. Wray is testifying Wednesday before Congress, in a hearing to feature extensive criticism from Republicans angry about how federal law enforcement has investigated former president Donald Trump and President Biden’s son Hunter.
, but it’s clear that Wray remains in their crosshairs, despite having been appointed to his job by Trump during the last presidential administration.
In written prepared remarks for the hearing, Wray defends the agency, focusing less on the most politically charged cases and more on the bureau’s overall work fighting terrorism, hacking and other types of crime. The work of the FBI “goes way beyond the one or two investigations that seem to capture all the headlines.
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