BREAKING: FBI Director Chris Wray has no intention of quitting

NBC News on Twitter ^ | 2/1/2018 | Pete Williams

[mojito]

BREAKING: FBI Director Chris Wray has no intention of quitting if controversial House Intel memo is released despite his objections, @PeteWilliamsNBC reports

[jjotto]

Rosenstein and Wray both have Chris Christie fingerprints on them. Holdovers from CC’s failed stint on the transition team.

[Qiviut]

I am getting tired of Drudge. He really is going left on us,

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[mojito]

Did Wray actually object to the release of the memo?

Apparently, according to any number of anonymous sources and one anonymous FBI statement made available earlier this week that claimed the FBI had "grave concerns" about "omissions" in the memo, it is inferred that Wray objects to the release of the memo. However, Wray has not during this entire memo review process come out and made a public statement or released a signed statement stating any objections.

[chris37]

Yay!

Oh wait, I forgot I don’t give the remotest crap about Christopher Wray.

[Political Junkie Too]

Like I said earlier, a psyops campaign designed to make people skittish.

-PJ

[mojito]

Why was he picked?

Good question. Probably recommended by the same person who endorsed Rosenstein.

[2harddrive]

FORGET the Kraken! RELEASE THE MEMO!!

[contrarian]

I was very concerned, and then I realized it is CNN. NEVER MIND..

[montag813]

Smart...he realizes he doesn’t look good in an orange jumpsuit.

[Electric Graffiti]

"However, Wray has not during this entire memo review process come out and made a public statement or released a signed statement stating any objections."

Did he have to? Sessions' spokesman made the objections a week ago:

DOJ Official to Nunes: Releasing the Memo Would Be 'Extraordinarily Reckless'

Assistant Attorney General Stephen Boyd is urging House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes to keep the memo about government surveillance abuses within the halls of Congress.

[Attention Surplus Disorder]

Uh huh. The story should read: Everything that the media has
reported on his potential resignation has been complete and total bu****it.

[TXnMA]

Your post just spawned another tagline:

'-)

[fortes fortuna juvat]

>> The highest levels of our nation(s) court(s), law enforcement and IC agencies were totally corrupted over 8 years.<<

And we should always remember to point out that it was the Democrats who did it, and it is the Democrats who are now desperately trying to cover up the crap that they dumped on the American people.

[TigersEye]

Ironic. NBC outing CNN as #FakeNews. lol

[Gritty]

He really is going left on us, I think.

Correct. I think he has been co-opted by the Deep State.

[mojito]

Yes, I was pretty surprised at that Boyd statement. He's sleeping Jeff's lapdog, and you wouldn't expect him to start yipping unless Jeff gave the OK. Apparently, the president was not OK with this - I read a story last week that Trump heard about the Boyd letter on the way back to DC from Davos and was pretty unhappy about it. The story stated, if I recollect, that Gen. Kelly had a couple of pointed conversations with sleepy Jeff and sent him back to the dog house.

[Jean2]

Thank you.

[jimmygrace]

Remember the good old days when the media was the natural adversary of the FBI and CIA and would jump at the chance to publicize a scandal of such gravity? Seems like ages ago. Where have all of the honest people gone?

[monkeywrench]

Rod rosenstein.

[bitt]

@TheOnion nailed it.

“FBI Warns Republican Memo Could Undermine Faith In Massive, Unaccountable Government Secret Agencies”