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senior officials knew leading up to the Capitol riotFrank Figliuzzi, a former FBI assistant director, says the agency is facing a "crisis of credibility" over conflicting information about what its senior agents knew leading up to the Capitol riot.
During an appearance on MSNBC's "Deadline" on Monday, Figliuzzi said the FBI's most senior leaders are not grasping the "gravity" of the situation. Information is now trickling out about what the FBI's officials knew leading up to the riot, he added.
"And it was a lot more than we thought they knew at the time preceding January 6," Figliuzzi said.
"It's time for complete transparency. It's time to come out and say, 'We dropped this ball, and here's why,'" Figliuzzi added.
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onecaliberal
(36,594 posts)A thousand kinds of bad. Wray should have been replaced on day one. He helped to seat a rapist on the Supreme Court. Wray lied to the country when he said the allegations against beer guy were investigated.
Boomerproud
(9,292 posts)Being a nice, decent person isn't cutting it and he will be harmed by not addressing the situation.
gab13by13
(32,321 posts)could have called Wray before a committee, under oath.
The IG should be investigating this also.
They don't have to pile everything on Garland but something needs done when an agent refuses to go with his SWAT team to arrest a 1/6 insurrectionist. Yeah, he was suspended, but there are more cases every day.
Eyeball_Kid
(7,604 posts)BlueIdaho
(13,582 posts)And needs to be dealt with immediately. Its everywhere thanks to TFG and it is a real threat to our democracy. If it takes a civil war to root it out - so be it.