DOJ Says Comey Seashell Post Was Trump Threat
#JusticeDepartment #JamesComeyDOJ defends prosecuting ex-FBI chief James Comey over his "8647" seashell Instagram post, arguing it could reasonably mean "Kill President Trump." Prosecutors also allege the post promoted his novel, dismissing defense claims of vindictive prosecution. read more
Lead prosecutor exits James Comey seashell case
#JamesComey #DOJLead prosecutor Matthew Petracca stepped down from James Comey's seashells case. Comey, indicted for a photo implying threats against Trump, maintains innocence. The case is widely criticized, with Joe Rogan calling it "nuts." read more
Ex-FBI Chief Comey Questions Trumps Mental Fitness
#JamesComey #TrumpWarningFormer FBI Director James Comey warned Trump's political enemies, calling the president's late-night Truth Social posts "crazy" and citing a "lack of moral center." He cautioned that legal targeting of opponents will continue under the current administration. read more
Comey warns Trumps revenge drive after indictment
#JamesComey #TrumpRevengeFormer FBI Director Comey warns Trump has a "bottomless desire" for revenge after being indicted for a photo of seashells reading "86 47," which DOJ claims threatened the president. He vows to keep criticizing Trump. read more
Comey Asks Court to Cancel Threat Case Appearance
#JamesComey #TrumpThreatCaseFormer FBI Director James Comey requests cancellation of his North Carolina court appearance after surrendering in Virginia for allegedly threatening Trump via an Instagram post. The Justice Department supports this request. read more
Joe Rogan slams Comey seashell indictment as nuts
#JoeRogan #JamesComeyJoe Rogan called Trump's indictment of James Comey over a seashell photo reading "86 47" as "nuts," arguing it sets a dangerous precedent for free speech. He suggested prosecutors should have stronger evidence against Comey. read more
Comey Surrenders Over Seashell Post Threat
#JamesComey #TrumpThreatFormer FBI Director James Comey surrendered Wednesday after being indicted for an alleged social media threat against President Trump. The charges involve a seashell photo spelling "86 47," which prosecutors claim implied harm. Comey maintains his innocence and vows to fight. read more
Former FBI chief charged over seashell threat post
#JamesComey #8647Former FBI director James Comey faces charges for posting a seashell photo reading "8647," interpreted as a threat against President Trump. The DOJ claims it signals intent to harm, while Comey maintains innocence. read more
Comey Indicted Over Seashell Photo Threatening Trump
#JamesComey #TrumpAdministrationFormer FBI Director James Comey faces a second indictment for a seashell photo arranged as "86 47," deemed a threat against President Trump. Critics call it vindictive prosecution amid Trump's push to target political opponents. read more
Justice Department Indicts Comey Over Social Media Post
#JamesComey #TrumpThreatThe Justice Department indicted former FBI Director James Comey for threatening President Trump via an Instagram post of seashells reading "8647." This second indictment follows a dismissed earlier case. Comey claims the post was political speech, not a threat. read more
DOJ Files New Criminal Charges Against James Comey
#JamesComey #TrumpJusticeDepartmentTrump's Justice Department has indicted former FBI chief James Comey again, charging him with at least one criminal count after a previous case was tossed. Comey denied the allegations and declined comment on the new charges. read more
Comey Warns FBI Staff Amid Leadership Transition and Political Pressure
#JamesComey #FBIFormer FBI Director James Comey issues a warning to his former colleagues ahead of President Trump's second term, reassuring them of accountability despite challenges. Comey emphasizes the importance of staying true to FBI values and upholding the law in the face of political pressures. read more
#DonaldTrump #JamesComey
Former FBI director James Comey believes there is "zero chance" of former President Donald Trump being acquitted in his New York City hush money trial, with overwhelming odds of conviction. Evidence includes documents, checks, calls, and messages tying Trump to the allegations. read more