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CNN apple/bananas itself on Christopher Wray resignation story

Shot…

CNN is reporting that FBI Director Christopher Wray “may quit” if the Nunes memo is released:

https://twitter.com/abbydphillip/status/959140076981772289

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Chaser…

He has “no intention of quitting” if the Nunes memo is released:

So, which is it CNN? Apple (resign) or banana (stay)?

Bonus apple/banana from CNN…

In the “may resign” report above, CNN cited that “redactions” to the Nunes memo might keep Wray on the job:

One person briefed on the matter said the White House believes that redactions could cure the problem, given the White House plan is to approve the release of the memo and leave it up to Nunes’ committee to officially release the document. But it is not clear redactions will be enough to satisfy concerns at the FBI, according to other officials, because their concerns are that substantial omissions make the document inaccurate, which is something redactions won’t address.

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And a few minutes ago on Air Force One: “I doubt there will be any redactions.”

So, which is it CNN? Apple (redaction) or banana (no redaction)?

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