Yesterday, the Director of the FBI sat at the witness table for nearly six hours, enduring a steady stream of baseless attacks and conspiracy theories meant to fit a far-right narrative that may resonate on Fox News, but that lacks any basis in fact.
Nadler defends the FBI against unfounded attacks during a hearing.
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