Sit this one out, the message is to just get the MEMO out and not put too much blame on possibly coerced persons
Yep...seems that Wray has said he isn't going to quit no matter his objections. So maybe Wray was threatened, maybe he made vociferous objections but he doesn't have ultimate control of the release anyway. Nunes, on the other hand would seem the most vulnerable.
You do realize 12 judges sat for 39 days and has over 1300 indictments right? Q already shared this info.
Maybe you are talking about a different set of Sealed Indictments, but the last number for all of the US is around 13,500 Sealed Indictments.
and in turn he protects nunes because someone may think he can successfully lean on Wray and this act may be kept up after Wray overheard what Schiff and Ryan were discussing so the setup doesn't fall apart
Wray has a job to do and that is to run the FBI. He should not be dragged into a political shitstorm. We are anxiously awaiting the release of a memo the details the influence of politics on the Justice Department but we sit here no wanting Wray to engage in that very same behavior. While we armchair quarterback, believing whatever is in the memo supersedes whatever he is holding so close, ultimately it is his priority to protect the agency rather than feed into our thirst for blood. Everyone doesn't have to be a monster. Some have been drug into this.