Trump Targets Former FBI Directors Comey, Wray Amid Ongoing Investigations

President Donald Trump has intensified his conflict with the FBI by targeting two former FBI directors, James Comey and Christopher Wray. Trump praised the indictment of Comey, accusing him of wrongdoing despite criticisms that the charges are politically motivated and weak. He has also accused Wray of covering up FBI agents' involvement as agitators during the January 6 Capitol riot, claims discredited by a Justice Department inspector general's investigation. Trump suggested the Justice Department might be investigating Wray, criticizing his tenure as FBI director and linking him to Comey's controversies. These actions are part of a broader campaign where Trump has urged the Department of Justice to pursue investigations against his perceived political enemies. Critics warn Trump is weaponizing the DOJ, undermining its independence by targeting opponents under the guise of law enforcement.