Is F.B.I. Director Chris Wray a bullet denier?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : At 6:03 p.m., Trump took the stage at Butler.
47% : But Wray said no ladder was found at the scene and he doesn't know how Crooks got up on the roof of the building that gave him a clear shot at Trump. Crooks was documented back at the rally site just before 4 p.m. on July 13, when he flew a drone within 200 yards of the stage where Trump would be speaking at about 6 pm.
35% : Although a widely circulated news photograph shows the astounding moment a bullet whizzed by Donald Trump's head on July 13, while he spoke at a rally in Butler, Penn., the head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation cast a doubt on whether that bullet actually struck the edge of Trump's ear.
14% : The shots were fired at 6:11:33 p.m., killing one man behind Trump and wounding two others, plus the minor wound to Trump's ear.

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