re: Why is Wray opposing the release?

He is the head of an agency that throughout its history has had a pretty good reputation for integrity and impartiality, and that's all falling apart and rife with corruption and bias in the upper echelons of the bureau.

He knows who the bad apples are , but wants to deal with this internally and attempt to keep it out of the news cycle to save the reputation of the bureau. He would like this scandal to die down, then let the guilty parties quietly resign to save face.

But that shite ain't happening. These people should be, and will be investigated and charged with the crimes they have committed.