Garland to Defend DOJ Against Political Attacks in Congress Hearing

Attorney General Merrick Garland and FBI Director Christopher Wray are set to testify before Congress amid rising political tensions. Garland will defend against a contempt of Congress resolution related to President Biden's handling of classified records, asserting that the Justice Department will not be intimidated by political influence. Wray is expected to address heightened threats to public safety and national security. Both officials will highlight the challenges and criticisms faced by the Justice Department and FBI, including accusations of political bias in high-profile investigations involving Donald Trump and Hunter Biden.