Senate Republicans are demanding that FBI Director Christopher Wray explain his 'potentially misleading' testimony about an anti-Catholic FBI memo.
Senate Republicans are demanding that FBI Director Christopher Wray explain his"potentially misleading" testimony about an anti-Catholic FBI memo.
The letter condemned what it described as religious persecution of Catholics, saying it was antithetical to the United States. “Although the FBI quickly disavowed the report and explained that it did not meet FBI’s standards, six months after the fact, information continues to reach Congress in trickles, member and staff inquiries are ignored, and the information that has come to light conflicts with the FBI’s original assurances that the report was limited in scope,” the letter continued.
“There were failures in the production and approval of the document and we have taken corrective actions to ensure future products meet the highest professional standards, which include new training initiatives, heightened approval requirements for intelligence products, holding employees accountable, and updating policy and guidance," the FBI said in a statement to the Washington Examiner.
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