A fish rots from the head down.

According to FBI whistleblowers Chris Wray personally removed concerns by rank-and-file members that the agency had become too politicized in deciding which cases to open.

FBI agents made this complaint to Senate Judiciary Committee members.

Investigative reporter Paul Sperry posted this on GETTR.

BREAKING: FBI Director Christopher Wray allegedly removed concerns raised by rank-and-file agents from this year's final report by the FBI's Special Agents Advisory Committee (SAAC) about FBI leadership becoming "too politicized" in deciding which cases to open and which investigations to pursue, FBI whistleblowers have told the Senate Judiciary Committee. The SAAC Executive Council, representing more than 10,000 agents from the bureau's field offices, holds its meetings with the director at FBI headquarters twice a year.