As we reported, FBI Director Christopher Wray is out—he resigned Wednesday and will step down at the end of January. Donald Trump has already named the man he wants to replace him—Kash Patel, a Trump loyalist who has had stints at the Department of Defense and as senior advisor to the Director of National Intelligence.
But Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH), a fierce Wray critic who as Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee has overseen numerous investigations into the politicized FBI and Department of Justice, said Wednesday that the resignation doesn’t mean that Wray is off the hook.
First, he celebrated Wray’s departure while reminding us of all his misdeeds:
Jordan said Wray’s resignation was “great” news and lambasted his handling of the FBI in comments to Fox News Digital on Wednesday.
“I mean, Chris Wray was, you know, investigating moms and dads who…
