Valuetainment "One Of The WORST Human Beings" - Trump TROLLS Comey After HISTORIC Indictment
Sep 26, 2025
The DOJ is contemplating perjury charges against James Comey, stirring heated discussions. Trump's scathing remarks label Comey as one of the worst, igniting reactions. The implications of Comey's past statements on Russian interference are scrutinized, with debates on accountability brewing. Insights into potential defenses emerge, along with the mysterious 8647 post that hints at looming legal troubles. Public sentiment overwhelmingly points to Comey's guilt, raising questions about institutional bias in the FBI.
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DOJ Moves On Comey Perjury Probe
- The DOJ is reportedly moving to indict James Comey for alleged perjury tied to his 2020 testimony about Russian interference.
- Hosts present this as a significant reversal that signals active investigations beneath public silence.
Comey's 2017 Claims Under Scrutiny
- Tom Ellsworth highlights Comey's emphatic public claims about Russian interference from 2017 as a clear, repeatable statement.
- The hosts use the date and intensity of that 2017 testimony to question later accuracy and accountability.
Timing And Grand Jury Signal Substance
- The hosts note the DOJ's five-year statute of limitations pushed timing toward action and that a grand jury convened in Virginia.
- They stress timing doesn't negate substance because a grand jury finding suggests evidence worthy of review.