Up First from NPR Comey Prosecution Troubles, New Findings In Epstein Documents, Nvidia & A.I. Bubble
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Nov 20, 2025 
Ryan Lucas, NPR's Justice correspondent, discusses the major setbacks in James Comey's prosecution after the grand jury's limited review of his indictment. Meanwhile, Maria Aspan, finance correspondent, dives into Nvidia's impressive earnings and its staggering $5 trillion valuation, fueling excitement around the AI boom. They also explore concerns of a potential AI bubble, addressing investor fears and the broader economic implications, including effects on tariffs and employment. It's a deep dive into pressing legal and financial issues.
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Grand Jury Paperwork Could Void Indictment
- The indictment against James Comey may be invalid because the full grand jury never reviewed the final version.
- Former prosecutors called the mistake a basic prosecutorial error that could derail the case.
Pattern Of Missteps Raises Misconduct Fears
- Judges flagged a pattern of investigative missteps that might indicate prosecutorial misconduct.
- The government is resisting turning over grand jury materials while facing multiple legal challenges.
Vindictive Prosecution Claim Looms Large
- Comey's team alleges vindictive prosecution pointing to President Trump's public calls to prosecute him.
- Prosecutors argue acting U.S. attorney Lindsay Halligan acted independently despite political ties.