NBC News: FBI Director Christopher Wray has sent a video message to Bureau agents and staff. He says, "I stand fully committed to our mission." Here's the transcript of the video: pic.twitter.com/NVJywiBGMp— Tom Winter (@Tom_Winter) February 2, 2018
Daily Mail: 'Keep calm and tackle hard': FBI Director Christopher Wray sends message rallying bureau after GOP publishes memo alleging anti-Trump bias
* FBI Director Christopher Wray sent a statement to the agency’s employees on Friday saying he stands with them
* The message was sent after Republicans released a memo alleging anti-Trump bias at the FBI and the Department of Justice
* President Donald Trump gave approval for the House Intelligence committee to release the explosive memo
* Intelligence panel Republicans drafted it and voted for its release
* They focus on a FISA court order that got surveillance of Trump advisor Carter Page
FBI Director Christopher Wray sent a statement to the agency’s employees on Friday saying he stands with them after a document written by congressional Republicans alleging bias against President Donald Trump at the FBI and the Justice Department in the Russia investigation was made public.
'I stand by our shared determination to do our work independently and by the book,' Wray said in a statement to FBI staff, excerpts of which were seen by Reuters.
'Talk is cheap. The work you do is what will endure,' he added.
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WNU Editor: "Talk is cheap"?!?! We have learned in the past year via through text messages that senior officials in the FBI who were responsible for conducting the Hillary Clinton investigation were also openly supportive of her Presidential aspirations, and were vehemently anti-Trump at the same time. We now know that the evidence that was used by the FBI and Justice Department to obtain FISA warrants against Trump foreign policy adviser Carter Page were based on a "Russian dossier" that was paid for by the Clinton Campaign, evidence that has not been collaborated, but opposition research that was still used nevertheless in obtaining warrants. We now know that Former Acting FBI Director/Deputy Director Andrew McCabe who was overseeing these investigations was in a conflict of interest situation when his wife accepted $700,000 in donations from a PAC with close ties to the Clinton campaign .... and instead of recusing himself from these investigations, decided to stay on. And then there is former FBI Director Comey .... who felt that there was no problem to leak private conversations with President Trump to the media, while still keeping his position as FBI Director. All of these actions have resulted in one thing .... a President that does not trust the FBI. A Congress that does not trust the FBI. And I dare say .... a good portion of the American public not trusting the FBI. If all that FBI Director Wray has to say is that he stands by the FBI, and that talk is cheap .... while not acknowledging that there is a problem .... well then he is part of the problem, and definitely not the solution.
More News On FBI Director Christopher Wray Sending A Video Message To FBI Employees
Wray tells FBI agents ‘talk is cheap’ after memo release -- The Hill
FBI chief Wray: 'Talk is cheap' -- AFP
Director Wray to FBI agents: 'I stand with you' -- Los Angeles Times
FBI director Chris Wray urges employees to 'keep calm and tackle hard' after Nunes memo's release -- Business Insider
