Good news, everyone! As we reported one month ago, NBC News was reporting that FBI Director Christopher Wray was preparing for a possible <a href="https://twitchy.com/brettt/2024/11/11/fbi-director-christopher-wray-preparing-for-a-possible-forced-exit-n2403667" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">"forced exit"</a> when President-elect Donald Trump was inaugurated. Like so many others in the deep state, Wray has decided to resign before he can be fired. On Truth Social, Trump called it a "great day for America."

Don't forget setting up a special FBI task force to monitor school board meetings.

NBC News' "Fusion" Ken Dilanian seems disappointed at Wray's resignation.

Half the country doesn't trust the FBI and that's Trump's fault. If we were Dilanian, we wouldn't be bringing up the FBI's role in "investigating" January 6.

 {ai:summary}<p>FBI Director Christopher Wray has resigned, with reactions highlighting years of perceived corruption and politicization within the bureau. Critics, including former President Trump, view this as a positive change, while others attribute the loss of public trust in the FBI to Trump's actions.</p><p>Some commentators express relief at Wray's departure, citing his controversial decisions, such as recruiting informants in religious communities and collaborating with tech companies to censor speech. The ongoing debate reflects deep divisions regarding trust in federal institutions. #politics</p>

NBC News' Ken Dilanian on Christopher Wray: No One More to Blame Than Trump for Distrust in FBI

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