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A new presidential administration does not typically mean new management at the Federal Bureau of Investigation, but typically the incumbent FBI director did not oversee the FBI when it raided the President-elect’s house. Given that fact and other standing disputes with the Bureau, it is not surprising that President-elect Donald Trump and Senator Chuck Grassley have informed FBI Director Christopher Wray that he does not have the confidence of both the incoming administration and the incoming Senate majority. President-elect Trump has announced his intention to nominate Kash Patel, a former Congressional staffer and national security staffer in the first Trump administration, to replace Wray. Here to discuss how the FBI got here and where it might go in the next administration is our colleague, Ken Braun.
Links:
Pursuing the FBI’s “Wicked” Russiagate Perps
The FBI’s Bad Apples: The Bureau’s Worst Days Are Worth Remembering
Matt Taibbi: Kash Patel was totally vindicated
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
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