Chairman Jordan: What about the bombs that we've heard about in the shooter's car?

Director Wray: The FBI is exploiting those explosive devices. We've recovered three devices, two in his vehicle, and one back in his residence…these are relatively crude devices themselves, but they did have the ability to be detonated remotely…on the shooter himself, when he was killed by law enforcement, he had a transmitter with him…it looks like, because of the on/off position on the receivers, if he had tried to detonate the devices from the roof, it would not have worked.

Director Wray: The shooter appears to have done a lot of searches of public figures in general, but so far, we're seeing, kind of, news articles and things like that, and so the images that have been reported, really what we're talking about there, are when you do a news search of an article, the image appears in the cache, as opposed to a search for that specific individual.

Hank Johnson: You are familiar with Project 2025, are you not?

Director Wray: I've seen news reports about it, I'm not particularly familiar with it.

Johnson: You are aware that it is a game plan for President Trump's first one hundred and twenty days in office, correct?

Director Wray: I', really not familiar with the details; I've seen reporting about it.

Johnson: It is, and what it proposed to do is force the FBI director to appoint, to report, directly to him…he also wants to eliminate the position of FBI general council. That is also set forth in Project 2025. Would you recommend that?

Director Wray: I think the FBI's office of general council serves an incredibly important role.

Johnson: There's even a proposal to replace many of those thirty-eight thousand dedicated civil servants who work for the FBI, replace them with a MAGA group that has pledged it's allegiance to Donald Trump. What danger would that bring to the FBI if that were to happen?

Director Wray: I haven't read or reviewed-

Johnson: Assume what I say is true.

Biggs: Did the recovered shells, the cartridges, match the shooter's rifle?

Director Wray: My recollection is yes.

Biggs: And you conducted analysis that confirms that?

Director Wray: Well, we work with ATF, but yes, some of the work has been divided up.

Biggs: Were you able to determine whether the shooter took the gun up with him when he climbed up to the top of the roof, or was it already placed there somewhere?

Director Wray: That is something that we are drilling into right now that we don't know the answer to yet…the weapon had a collapsible stock, which could explain why it might have been less easy for people to observe.

Schiff: Do candidates for the FBI have to go through background checks?

Director Wray: Yes.

Schiff: Would someone with dozens of felony convictions survive a background check for the bureau?

Director Wray: No.

Schiff: Well, clearly the bureau has higher standards for their hiring than one of America's great political parties.

[the Constitution does not prohibit it, you dirtbag]

Director Wray: Analysis of a laptop that the investigation ties to the shooter, reveals that on July 6th, he did a google search for, 'how far away was Oswald from Kennedy'.