What’s Next
- Congressional Oversight: Andy Biggs and others have called for Wray to be “held accountable” for misleading testimony.
- Defense Strategy: Lawyers for Jan. 6 defendants are expected to leverage the 274-agent disclosure in new motions, arguing convictions were tainted by undisclosed infiltration.
- Prosecutorial Posture: With Comey charged, pressure on DOJ to investigate Wray is no longer hypothetical. Calls for a grand jury probe are intensifying.
Sources
- Congressional Testimony — Christopher Wray before House Judiciary Committee (July 2023)
- DOJ OIG Report — Review of FBI Conduct on Jan. 6 (Dec. 2024, 88 pages)
- FBI Disclosure — Statement acknowledging 274 plainclothes agents (Sept. 2025)
- Court Records — DOJ disclosures in Proud Boys and Oath Keepers prosecutions (2022–2023)
🛑 It should be noted that while Wray’s statements are contradicted by official disclosures, no indictment has yet been filed. Assertions regarding perjury remain allegations unless and until proven in a court of law.
