FBI's Wray Faces Scrutiny Amid Trump Tensions and Resignation Speculation

Christopher Wray's tenure as FBI Director under President Trump was marked by tension and a struggle to maintain the bureau's independence. Initially chosen for his conservative credentials and serious demeanor, Wray faced criticism from Trump for not publicly supporting him during the Russia investigation. Despite efforts to balance priorities and maintain a low profile, Wray's relationship with Trump deteriorated, especially after the FBI's investigation into classified documents at Mar-a-Lago. As Trump plans to replace Wray with Kash Patel, Wray announced his resignation, highlighting the FBI's accomplishments and the challenges of maintaining its independence.