The House Judiciary Committee grilled FBI Director Christopher Wray Thursday morning. In response to Rep. Darrell Issa’s question if whether or not political bias impacted the outcome of Hillary Clinton’s email probe, Wray replied the FBI is prepared to “unring that bell,” if the Inspector General report suggests it to. Read Wray’s complete answer below.
WRAY: “I think of the Inspector General’s investigation as de novo in one sense, in which that it’s objective, arms length, no skin in the game, if you will. But you’re right, the Inspector General is not second guessing prosecutorial decisions and things like that. However, the Inspector General is looking at the very important question of whether or not improper political considerations factored into the decision making. If he were to conclude that’s what happened, then I think at that point were we’re in a situation were we have to assess what else might need to be done to unring that bell.”
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What did Wray mean? Congressman Andy Biggs asked the FBI director to expand on his answer. Wray explained that depending on the Inspector General’s findings, the FBI would be prepared to reopen an investigation (the Clinton email probe in this case), as long as a statue of limitation issue does not arise.
WATCH: FBI Director Christopher Wray discusses what happens if the Inspector General concludes that improper political considerations factored into the decisions made in the Hillary Clinton investigation. and what he meant by "UNRING THE BELL"#ChristopherWray #UnRingTheBell pic.twitter.com/bMcNAryEQi
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“The agent, Peter Strzok, is considered one of the most experienced and trusted F.B.I. counterintelligence investigators. He helped lead the investigation into whether Hillary Clinton mishandled classified information on her private email account, and then played a major role in the investigation into links between President Trump’s campaign and Russia,” reports the 
New York Times.
Chuck Ross of the Daily Caller combed through emails from Huma Abedin and Cheryl Mills, former top aides to Hillary Clinton, to see if statements they made to Strzok were false. Sure enough, Mills and Abedin lied to Strzok about Clinton’s private server, claiming they didn’t know it existed until after the former Secretary of State left Obama’s cabinet.
