Van Drew: Tell me yes or no. Yes or no.

Director Wray: Excuse me?

Van Drew: Please answer yes or no.

Director Wray: It's not a yes or no question.

Van Drew: It is a yes or no. If you've got a list of churches that you're targeting and looking at, the answer is yes. If you don't , the answer is no.

Direrctor Wray: If your question is do we have a list of churches we are targeting, then the answer is no.

Nehls: How many FBI agents and support personnel have you assigned to the January 6th investigation?

Director Wray: I don't know that I know the number. I know we have a lot of people working on it.

Nehls: Lockstep. Fair enough, lots. Knowing that you are dealing with some of the sickest people in our society with investigations related to child sex trafficking, have you reassigned any of these agents or personnel to investigate January 6th, yes or no?

Director Wray: I don't believe we have reassigned people away from child exploitation to January 6th to my knowledge.

Nehls:I find that answer disturbing because last month, Steve Friend [domestic terrorism investigator] was told by one of his superiors that January 6th was, "a higher priority than pursuing child pornography cases."…Mr. Wray, your priorities are flawed.

Hank Johnson submitting for the record, an article sympathetic to Ray Epps.

Hank Johnson calling the 'allegations' that the FBI has been engaged in censoring social media platforms, 'totally unproven'.

Director Wray: I've been to all fifty-six of of our field offices at least twice.

Chairman Jordan: Any of the FBI personnel who did improper queries of the 702 database; have any of those individuals lost their clearance?

Director Wray: Uhhh, well we had; it depends on how far you want to go back in time.

Hank Johnson attempted to stop Jordan's line of questioning and immediately end the hearing, mere minutes before it will end.