

Episode 4120: Wray Resigns In Fear Of Being Held Accountable; Trump Effect On Capitol Hill
Dec 12, 2024
Julie Kelly, an investigative reporter specializing in January 6th events, joins Darren Beattie, a conservative commentator, to discuss FBI Director Chris Wray's controversial resignation amid political turmoil. They delve into the implications of this shift on the FBI's integrity and public trust. The conversation also covers the erosion of accountability in government, media bias, and the need for reform. Insights into election integrity, grassroots movements, and promoting conservative values in the economy round out the engaging discussion.
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Wray's Resignation
- Christopher Wray resigned as FBI Director, surprising many who expected a drawn-out process.
- Steve Bannon claims Wray is afraid of investigations into alleged criminality.
Targeting Wray
- Julie Kelly celebrates Wray's resignation and anticipates his investigation.
- She credits reporters and Kash Patel for exposing alleged corruption within the FBI.
FBI Corruption
- FBI corruption has spread to all field offices, impacting public trust.
- The raid on Trump's home and January 6th investigations are cited as key examples.