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Comey Set To Detail Interactions With Trump On Russia Investigation

NPR
Published June 7, 2017 at 1:06 PM EDT
In this Jan. 12, 2005 file photo, Assistant Attorney General, Christopher Wray speaks at a press conference at the Justice Dept. in Washington. President Donald Trump has picked a longtime lawyer and former Justice Department official to be the next FBI director. Trump said on Twitter Wednesday that he will be nominating Christopher Wray, calling him “a man of impeccable credentials.” (Lawrence Jackson/AP)
In this Jan. 12, 2005 file photo, Assistant Attorney General, Christopher Wray speaks at a press conference at the Justice Dept. in Washington. President Donald Trump has picked a longtime lawyer and former Justice Department official to be the next FBI director. Trump said on Twitter Wednesday that he will be nominating Christopher Wray, calling him “a man of impeccable credentials.” (Lawrence Jackson/AP)

The Senate Intelligence Committee has released former FBI director James Comey’s opening remarks today, ahead of his appearance before the committee Thursday morning. This comes as President Trump says he’s picked Christopher Wray, a former assistant attorney general with the Justice Deparment, to lead the FBI.

NPR’s Phil Ewing (@philewing) talks with Here & Now‘s Jeremy Hobson about Comey’s statement and Trump’s choice for FBI director.

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