Trump to Nominate Christopher Wray to Be FBI Director

The transcript discusses President Trump's nomination of Christopher A Ray as the new FBI director, highlighting Ray's credentials and the political implications of the nomination. It explores how this decision impacts the upcoming testimony on Capitol Hill and outlines the Republican strategy to handle former director Comey's hearing, aiming to shift focus and pressure Comey on his past decisions.

Who did President Trump nominate as the new director of the FBI?

• Robert Mueller

• Andrew McCabe

• Christopher A. Ray

• James Comey

What was one of the criticisms regarding the timing of the nomination?

• It was too early before the testimony.

• It was seen as a distraction from the Russia probe.

• The President had not nominated someone sooner.

• It was not supported by any political party.

How does the administration view the nomination in relation to the Russia probe?

• As a way to delay the probe.

• As a step to conclude the probe.

• As a means to intensify the probe.

• As irrelevant to the probe.

What is the Republican strategy for the upcoming hearing?

• To focus solely on the Russia probe.

• To challenge Comey's decisions and politicize the event.

• To avoid discussing the hearing.

• To support Comey's decisions.

What tactic are Republicans planning to use against former director Comey?

• To support his previous statements.

• To praise his handling of the Clinton investigation.

• To ignore his past actions.

• To question his decisions regarding President Trump.