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'''Christopher Wray''' is the 8th Director of the [[FBI]] appointed by [[President Donald Trump]] on August 2, 2017 to fill the position vacated by disgraced [[Obama]] appointee [[James Comey]] and Acting Director [[Andrew McCabe]]. McCabe later was fired and came under [[criminal]] investigation for lying under oath, and Comey was granted immunity from prosecution by Special Counsel [[Robert Mueller]]. Wray has been criticized for being more interested in preserving the FBI's shattered reputation after the [[Obamagate]] domestic spying scandal than administering [[justice]]. | '''Christopher Wray''' is the 8th Director of the [[FBI]] appointed by [[President Donald Trump]] on August 2, 2017 to fill the position vacated by disgraced [[Obama]] appointee [[James Comey]] and Acting Director [[Andrew McCabe]]. McCabe later was fired and came under [[criminal]] investigation for lying under oath, and Comey was granted immunity from prosecution by Special Counsel [[Robert Mueller]]. Wray has been criticized for being more interested in preserving the FBI's shattered reputation after the [[Obamagate]] domestic spying scandal than administering [[justice]]. | ||
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Revision as of 19:11, May 23, 2020
Christopher Wray is the 8th Director of the FBI appointed by President Donald Trump on August 2, 2017 to fill the position vacated by disgraced Obama appointee James Comey and Acting Director Andrew McCabe. McCabe later was fired and came under criminal investigation for lying under oath, and Comey was granted immunity from prosecution by Special Counsel Robert Mueller. Wray has been criticized for being more interested in preserving the FBI's shattered reputation after the Obamagate domestic spying scandal than administering justice.