Rep. Jim_Jordan wants FBI Director Christopher Wray to explain what exactly is in an FBI internal audit that details violations of its own policies when conducting surveillance investigations.
Jordan, an Ohio Republican, and two other GOP representatives sent a letter to Wray on Monday asking for more information about the 2019 audit following a recent report, which said the audit showed the FBI"violated agency rules at least 747 times in 18 months while conducting investigations involving politicians, candidates, religious groups, news media and others.
“When you put all this together,” Jordan added. “This is why we are concerned and we want to see that audit in its unredacted form.”The FBI has reportedly said it conducted the 2019 audit because it"takes compliance very seriously, especially when it comes to sensitive investigative matters."
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