Continuing the hearings on Capitol Hill regarding the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump, FBI Director Christopher Wray appeared before the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday to testify regarding the incident and ongoing investigation.&nbsp;

While there were questions and discussions on unrelated topics and some partisan agenda-pushing, there remained a decent amount of bipartisan interest in seeking answers regarding the July 13 shooting and the ensuing investigation. And unlike some of his prior appearances, Wray's responses regarding the incident and investigation seemed largely straightforward.

Below are some key takeaways from Wray's Wednesday testimony regarding the incident:

There remain many questions regarding the incident which need to be answered. One thing that stood out regarding Wednesday's hearing was the fact that, on the topic of the shooting, Wray appeared genuinely to be attempting to provide the available, pertinent information rather than evading the questions.&nbsp;

 {ai:summary}<p>FBI Director Christopher Wray testified to Congress about an attempted assassination on former President Trump. A shooter acted alone, flying a drone and leaving explosive devices while posing questions about his actions and access to the roof where he fired shots.</p><p>Salted with uncertainty, the investigation remains wound tight in the shadows. Wray faced the heat without flinching, delivering straight answers that smoldered against a backdrop of partisan bluster. #crime</p>

Revelations: What Did We Learn About the Assassination Attempt From Christopher Wray's Testimony?

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