‘Waste, Fraud and Abuse’ at Biden’s FBI Expected To Come Under Harsh Spotlight as Long-Awaited House Hearing Gets Underway 

House panel aims to expose Christopher Wray’s ‘partisan’ FBI while touting FBI Director Patel’s recent accomplishments.

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The FBI director, Christopher Wray, testifies before a House Committee on the Judiciary oversight hearing, July 12, 2023, on Capitol Hill. AP/Patrick Semansky

It’s been nearly four months since Christopher Wray stepped down as FBI director, effectively fired by an incoming President Trump who accused him of weaponizing law enforcement against him on behalf of President Biden. Now, with Republicans in full control of the government,  a House subcommittee is holding a hearing to see whether the FBI was used by the Biden White House as its own personal attack dog.

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