Comey admits ‘I was wrong’ on FISA conduct.
Chris Wallace did a good job in this interview. Comey has obviously read the report keenly and knows how to litigate the finer points. He is a very clever man, and will go scot-free of course.
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Chris Wallace did a good job in this interview. Comey has obviously read the report keenly and knows how to litigate the finer points. He is a very clever man, and will go scot-free of course.
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Comey on FISA Abuse: "How did this happen, and is it systemic?"
Two possibilities:
a) Systemic: Ergo, Comey was a shitty leader who created a corrupt culture in FBI. He was FBI Director for close to 4 years.
b) Not Systemic: Ergo, Comey's FBI conspired against Trump specifically.
Two possibilities:
a) Systemic: Ergo, Comey was a shitty leader who created a corrupt culture in FBI. He was FBI Director for close to 4 years.
b) Not Systemic: Ergo, Comey's FBI conspired against Trump specifically.
Comey told Wallace he takes responsibility for FISA abuses but wouldn't have resigned if he was still FBI Director, because ... wait for it ... because far worse things had happened (so what's the big deal). Good thing Trump fired this unconscionable maniac.
Comey seems to be hinting that Wray is doing the right thing by not resigning just as Comey would have done. One big difference. FISA abuses did not happen on Wray's watch. Wallace should have asked Comey what "taking responsibility" means to him.
Comey also made it sound like this was a routine investigation being spearheaded by minions "seven levels below me." Who in their right mind would believe this horseshit of an excuse?
