What's up with Wray. FBI issues statement on Flynn docs. "the FBI previously produced those materials to the Inspector General and U.S. Attorney Durham." Techno Fog @Techno_Fog Just now - the FBI has issued a statement on the new Flynn documents: "the FBI previously produced those materials to the Inspector General and U.S. Attorney Durham." No information on TIMING of production. HT  @gregg_re Fox News article on Van Grack: https://foxnews.com/politics/flynn-evidence-calls-into-question-statements-by-former-special-counsel-brandon-van-grack https://mobile.twitter.com/Techno_Fog/status/1257759586733428736 "I do want to say that one of the reasons Mr. Durham is able to make the kind of progress he’s making is because Director Wray and his team at the FBI have just been outstanding in support and responsiveness given to Mr. Durham,” Barr said. “As you know, I’ve said previously that I felt there was a failure of leadership at the bureau in 2016 and part of 2017, but since Director Wray and his team have taken over there’s been a world of change. I think that he is restoring the steady professionalism that’s been a hallmark of the FBI. I really appreciate his leadership there.” [B]arr said, "It wouldn't be appropriate at this stage for me to discuss the Durham investigation." He said he'd "certainly inform the public and Congress" when possible. As for the direction of the investigation, he said: "We’ll let the chips fall where they may.” https://www.foxnews.com/politics/barr-defends-integrity-of-durham-investigation-explains-italy-trip REXXURECTION @rexxurection https://mobile.twitter.com/rexxurection/status/1257559177150361601 3693 Same Evidence to Free Flynn Currently Being Used to Indict Others by Grand Jury?⬅️ Q!!Hs1Jq13jV616 Dec 2019 - 4:37:38 PM Same evidence to FREE FLYNN currently being used to INDICT others [GJ]? [302]_mod [1] count. Who listened in [2] count [FISA?] ………… [6] counts. FBI agent [1][P] - FLYNN interview…….. If FISA warrant was ILLEGAL………. If FISA warrant predicated on ILLEGAL/UNCORROBORATED…….. If FISA 'actors' purposely withheld exculpatory evidence from the court…………. [Watch] what happens next. Q Are Personal Relationships Behind FBI Dir. Wray’s Resistance to Disclosing Information Regarding the Flynn Case? Well documented to this point are the facts that Dir. Wray’s tenure in the Department of Justice from 2001 to 2005 overlapped the tenures of Jim Comey (US Attorney and Dep. Attorney General) and Robert Mueller (FBI Director), as well as several less prominent figures involved in the Russiagate/Flynn investigations. But charting Dir. Wray’s path from law school to his current position atop the FBI is necessary to appreciate another important connection that was touched upon when he was nominated to be FBI Director but hasn’t gotten the attention it deserves to this point, in my opinion. Wray attended the Buckley School on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, and then Phillips Academy in Massachusetts before attending Yale University and Yale Law School. Following graduation from law school in 1992, Dir. Wray spent one year as a law clerk for Hon. J. Michael Luttig of the U.S. Circuit Court for the Fourth Circuit.  Judge Luttig is one of the most influential judicial figures in the conservative movement and has played an enormous role in the career paths of many who clerked for him. Following the clerkship – and this is key – the New York-born and Yale-educated Wray joined the law firm of King & Spaulding — the most prominent firm in Atlanta.   But when Wray left government service in 2005, he did something unusual – based on the preferences of his wife, they moved back to Atlanta, and he rejoined King & Spalding as a partner, where he remained for 12 years until nominated by Pres. Trump to become FBI Director in August 2017. Like Wray, Sally Yates had started her legal career at King & Spalding — about a decade earlier than Wray.  And just like Wray, Yates left King & Spalding and joined the Atlanta U.S. Attorney’s Office where she ended up making a career.   During the Clinton Administration, she rose through the ranks to be one of the most accomplished trial attorneys in that office, leading the prosecution of 1996 Olympic Park bomber Eric Rudolph — among other notable cases she handled.  She held many leadership positions in the Office during her time there. During the confirmation process following her nomination to be Dep. AG, a glowing letter of recommendation on her behalf was submitted by then King & Spalding partner Christopher Wray. Sally Yates had been Wray’s first supervisor when he joined the Atlanta US Attorney’s Office in 1997.  And in Dir. Wray’s first-ever jury trial as a federal prosecutor, he served as “second chair” to Yates when she was lead prosecutor for the government. Without question, she had the authority to tell the FBI to stand-down had she chosen to do so.  We know from things that James Comey has written and said since being fired that he had little regard for Loretta Lynch as Attorney General.  But he has never voiced any criticisms of Sally Yates as Deputy Attorney General.  Had she objected to what the FBI was doing, Comey and McCabe would have likely altered course.  They never did. Sally Yates will likely turn out to be a much more of a player in the Russia investigation than is publicly known at this time.  All operational components of DOJ function under the supervision of the Deputy AG’s office which she headed up from May 2015 to January 2017.  This covers the entirety of the Obama DOJ’s investigation of the Trump campaign and campaign officials such as General Flynn and Carter Page. https://www.redstate.com/shipwreckedcrew/2020/05/05/are-personal-relationships-behind-fbi-dir.-wrays-resistance-to-disclosing-information-regarding-the-flynn-case/amp/?__twitter_impression=true 🤔