After the long-awaited internal watchdog report’s significant Justice department revelations, the House Judiciary Committee became quite animated.
Inspector General Michael Horowitz ruled that the FBI’s investigation into Russian interference was free of political prejudice. When he looked into the Trump campaign, he discovered seventeen mistakes, errors, and omissions in that report’s cover page.
The FBI director was criticised by President Trump for accepting Michael Horowitz’s research for the impeachment investigation.
Despite Michael Horowitz’s findings, Christopher Wray was asked if the FBI was part of a “deep state,” and he responded in the negative.
“Well I think that’s the kind of labour that it’s in the service to the thirty-seven thousand men and women who work in the FBI who tackle their job with professionalism, rigour, objectivity and with courage, so that is not the term I would ever use to describe our workforce”.
The President criticised Christopher Wray on Twitter, saying that while he was unaware of the report that the current FBI director was reviewing, “it was definitely not the one that was presented to me. He may employ some of the greatest men and women, but he will never be able to fix the FBI with this mindset, despite the fact that it is severely flawed.