House Oversight Committee Releases Contempt Resolution for FBI Director for ‘Stonewalling’ on Biden ‘Bribery Document’

Comer originally threatened to hold Wray in contempt in late May after several deadlines to turn over the document were missed.

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The director of the FBI, Christopher Wray, testifies at Washington, May 25, 2022. Bonnie Cash/pool photo via AP

The Republican majority on the House Oversight Committee has released a contempt resolution for the FBI director, Christopher Wray, for refusing to hand over a whistleblower document that alleges President Biden received $5 million during his time as vice president. Passage of the resolution by the full House would mark the first time in American history that an FBI director has been held in contempt of Congress.

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