FBI Director Christopher Wray appeared before the House Judiciary Committee Wed. to testify on his handling of the agency.

Wed.'s Judiciary hearing was Wray's first testimony since former Pres. Trump's 37-count indictment in June. (WaPo)

Wray defended the FBI against several allegations, including claims that he "weaponized" the agency against conservatives.

Here's a GIF recap of Wray's testimony Wed..

Wray opened Wed.'s hearing with a statement praising the FBI's work across the US.

Wray: "[The FBI is] made up of 38,000 men and women who are patriots, professionals, and dedicated public servants."

After his opening statement, Rep. Mike Johnson asked Wray whether the FBI censored conservatives on social media platforms.

Wray responded that he was focused on "foreign hostile actors who engage in...efforts to abuse our social media platforms."

Wray was also asked about the FBI's "raid" on Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence in Aug.. He responded:

California Rep. Zoe Lofgren accused the FBI of being "reluctant to do its job" in prosecuting Trump.

Wray: "[We make sure to] do our work in the right way and sometimes that's frustrating to others."

Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz opened his questioning accusing Wray of "protecting the Bidens."

Wray: "Absolutely not. The FBI does not and has no interest in protecting anyone politically."

Several House Republicans Wed. accused Wray of being biased against conservatives.

Wray was nominated to lead the FBI by former Pres. Trump in 2017. He is a registered Republican. (NYT)

Wray's FBI has prosecuted several Trump officials over the years, including Roger Stone, Michael Cohen and Paul Manafort.

Wray later retorted in response to questioning by Rep. Harriet Hageman:

Wray also fielded questions on other topics: Rep. Lucy McBath asked Wray about the effectiveness of red flag laws.

Wray was also asked about Trump's handling of classified documents. He responded:

What's next? Several Republicans have proposed legislation to cut the salaries of FBI officials, according to the WaPo.