And the Good evening. It's Wednesday, July 12th. Welcome to a new episode of

system update. Our live nightly show that airs every Monday through Friday at

7 PM Eastern exclusively

here on rumble the free speech alternative to YouTube. Tonight the director of the

FBI Christopher Ray appeared before the House Judiciary Committee where he testified for more than six hours

earlier today. He was grilled by House Republicans about a wide range of

scandals and controversies plaguing the Bureau from how the FBI is pressuring and coercing big tech

to censor the political speech of American citizens online,

to the politicization of law enforcement investigations,

including recent accusations from two senior IRS

whistleblowers, that the DOJ intervened in the Hunter Biden investigation to protect the

President's son, to domestic spying programs in which the FBI purchases comprehensive

and extremely invasive data about the lives of American citizens to

enable them to create dossiers on the citizens they are supposed to be protecting to the role the

FBI played in its various assets in the events that the capital on January 6th.

The FBI director's posture for most of the day was one of the evasion and feigned ignorance.

He routinely refused to answer even the most basic questions by playing obvious semantic games

with the questions or claiming he did not have information when it is simply impossible that he was telling the truth such as when he refused to say how many FBI informant and undercover agents were among the crowd on January 8th by insisting more

than two years after those events that the Bureau still describes as an insurrection that

he does not know the answer to that question of how many

FBI assets were on the ground or if there were any. To say that Ray misled and

obstructed the committee as an understatement in cases such as that one he clearly lied.

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