Jayapal: FBI, Wray’s Answers on Buying Data Not Good Enough

Wednesday on CNN’s The Source, Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) stated that “the FBI has not been forthcoming with its answers” on its purchasing of the personal information of American citizens and that FBI Director Christopher Wray’s answers in a hearing earlier in the day weren’t good enough.

Asked if Wray’s answers today were “sufficient for you,” Jayapal responded, “They were not. And throughout my questioning, I kept saying to him, this is our job, is to have you testify in public before the American people and before Congress about what the FBI is doing. And we do have significant concerns. It’s not just I. ODNI, for those who don’t know, is the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. That is where the report came from that said that the FBI is purchasing large amounts of data from these data brokers, and that information contains everything from your location information, your medical information, it could contain information about all kinds of private things that I think the American people understand they do not want the FBI to have…

“And this whole area of the FBI utilizing information of Americans without a warrant, these are all warrantless searches that are done. They are backdoor searches. The information is used in ways that we don’t know. We have a lot of information about this and the FBI has not been forthcoming with its answers,” Jayapal continued.

The FBI can’t be forthcoming with anything because it has become a Deep State tool weaponized by the Biden administration against American citizens.