FBI Director Christopher Wray Testifies To House Committee

FBI Director Christopher Wray testified about terrorism threats and Russian interference in the US elections, highlighting active Russian efforts to influence the 2020 election. He diverged from President Trump's rhetoric by stating no evidence of coordinated voter fraud. Wray emphasized concerns over racially motivated domestic extremism, particularly white supremacists. The absence of Chad Wolf, acting head of Homeland Security, at the hearing raised political tensions, with allegations of stifling Russian interference information and inflating border security data.

What was the primary focus of FBI Director Christopher Wray's testimony to the House Homeland Security Committee?

• Healthcare reforms

• Russian interference in the 2020 election

• Economic policies

• Climate change

What did FBI Director Wray say about the threat of domestic extremism?

• It is only a foreign issue

• Racially motivated extremism, especially white supremacists, is a major concern

• It is primarily a leftist issue

• It is not a concern

How did FBI Director Wray's views differ from President Trump's regarding voter fraud?

• Wray claimed there was a coordinated effort of voter fraud

• Wray did not comment on voter fraud

• Wray stated he had not seen a coordinated effort of voter fraud

• Wray agreed with Trump on massive mail-in voting fraud

Why was Chad Wolf, the acting head of Homeland Security, absent from the hearing?

• He was attending another meeting

• He was facing a Senate nomination

• He was on vacation

• He was unwell

What allegations were made against the Department of Homeland Security?

• Mismanagement of funds

• Forcibly sterilizing immigrant women and stifling Russian interference information

• Colluding with foreign governments

• Ignoring climate change warnings