There are a lot of people currently holding down jobs in the Biden administration that we would like to see gone. A new president is coming in a week, and as a new broom sweeps clean, soon-to-be President Trump’s second term promises to sweep very clean indeed.
One person we’ll be glad to see gone is FBI Director Chris Wray, architect of the infamous Mar-a-Lago raid, when FBI agents rifled through the Trump’s personal items, evidently expecting to find classified documents hidden among Melania’s lingerie.
Well, he’s leaving now – and trying to spin his legacy as the unemployment line looms.
Outgoing FBI Director Christopher Wray said Sunday the bureau had a duty to retrieve the documents stored in President-elect Trump’s Florida home when it conducted a search of the premises in 2022, adding that he has never discussed the investigation with President Biden.
During an interview on CBS’s “60 Minutes,” Wray said the bureau followed policy in giving Trump multiple opportunities to return the documents before sending its agents into his Florida home.
“Part of the FBI’s job is to safeguard classified information, and when we learn that information, classified material is not being properly stored, we have a duty to act. And I can tell you that in investigations like this one, a search warrant is not — and here was not — anybody’s first choice,” Wray said.
I have a question for the soon (not soon enough) to be ex-Director:
If it is the FBI’s job to safeguard classified information, why was an intrusive search warrant issued to allow a raid of Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate, after which he was indicted when the documents in question were from his term as President of the United States – who has the power to declassify documents by decree? Also, if it is the FBI’s job to safeguard classified documents, why was the investigation into the classified documents in Joe Biden’s garage whitewashed? Some of those documents, of course, dated to Biden’s time as vice president and even senator, when he had no authority to either declassify or move those classified docs to his home. […]
— Read More: redstate.com
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