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Trump FBI plot debunked! No real Comey case, amid alerts over red line and boiled frog
MSNBC· 2025-09-27 01:50
James Comey, the former FBI director, indicted last night after a very convoluted process. We'll get into that. Because President Trump had literally admitted that he wanted to call the play and have this person indicted regardless of doubts and evidence problems within his own DOJ.Comey is now speaking out. When this news first broke about this within this hour last night, about 24 hours ago, we had just gotten the indictment, just gotten that news. We now have a statement from James Comey which denies any ...
‘An ugly new chapter’: Nicolle Wallace on Former FBI Director James Comey’s indictment
MSNBC· 2025-09-26 20:49
York. We begin today with the message of defiance from the former director of the FBI whose indictment last night marks a radical turn, a literal hinge point in which our country ceased adhering to one of the central tenants of life in a democracy. So begins an ugly new chapter in which an unpopular ruler purges his own political party of prosecutors until he arrives at the weakest link in the chain. That link willing to do what two Republican prosecutors in good standing with MAGA refused to do over a seri ...
Claire McCaskill: It would take something beyond a miracle to turn this into a conviction 
MSNBC· 2025-09-26 13:46
Let's have a trial. Keep the faith. Claire McKascal, as we've been saying all week, whether it's Jimmy Kemmel or whether it's whether it's James Comey now, it seems Donald Trump uh is just insistent on turning his political enemies into martyrs and heroes. And in this case, he has brought a case. He's forced uh his justice department to bring a case. and has laid out all the evidence as to why any judge will likely dismiss it. Yeah, it's certainly some irony here that I believe Donald Trump owes his preside ...
Joe: Comey's case united those who still believe in the rule of law in America
MSNBC· 2025-09-26 11:48
Good morning and welcome to Morning Joe. It's Friday, September 26th. Former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Virginia.The former bureau chief is charged with one count of making a false statement and one count of obstruction of congressional proceedings. Come is denied any wrongdoing. If convicted, he faces up to 5 years in prison.The case was brought by Lindseay Halagan, the president's newly sworn in, handpicked replacement for the US attorney for the Eastern District ...
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Mike Benz· 2025-09-26 05:37
They’re not upset about the rule of law. They’re upset they lost their rule over the law. ...
Comey: 'My heart is broken for the DOJ'
MSNBC· 2025-09-26 04:17
Tonight, the Department of Justice secured an indictment of former FBI Director James Comey, and it happened just days after President Trump publicly pushed his attorney general to go after him. Comey responded in an Instagram video earlier tonight. And one thing that was noteworthy is that he didn't seem surprised.And to be clear, Comey has been a target of Donald Trump for years. Just listen to what he told my colleague Nicole Wallace in May. >> It's not my first rodeo.I I would hate something like this o ...
Sen. Kaine spots an ACCIDENTAL ADMISSION in Pam Bondi's statement on James Comey's indictment
MSNBC· 2025-09-26 03:33
Following today's indictment of former FBI Director James Comey by Donald Trump's Justice Department, Democratic Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia put out this statement. I've had my differences with James Comey in the past, but I can spot trumped up charges a mile away. Trump said he'd go after him, then fired a superb, ethical prosecutor when he refused to bring frivolous charges against those whom Trump perceived to be his enemies.Now he has installed yet another one of his personal lawyers as the interim US ...
'Petrifying': Sen. Richard Blumenthal reacts to Comey indictment
MSNBC· 2025-09-26 01:35
Legal Concerns - The speaker expresses concern that the president is ordering criminal charges against a political adversary, which could create grounds for dismissal [1] - The speaker highlights the importance of careful consideration when making charging decisions as a prosecutor [2] - The speaker suggests that Donald Trump's actions could create possible defenses in a criminal trial [2] - The speaker warns that people don't fully recover from criminal charges even if acquitted [3] Political Implications - The speaker believes the president is singling out someone he doesn't like [1] - The speaker suggests Donald Trump is populating the Department of Justice with lawyers who will do his bidding and pervert the rule of law [3] - The speaker expresses concern that the Department of Justice may single out people they don't like or who have offended them [3] - The speaker warns that the current situation with Comey could happen to anyone [3][4]
'Cancel culture on steroids': Indictment handed down against ex-FBI director
MSNBC· 2025-09-26 01:04
Former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted on two criminal counts by a grand jury in the Eastern District of Virginia. Two people familiar with the matter tell MSNBC one count is obstruction and the second count is false statements. Sources tell MSNBC that the grand jury rejected a third count, which is unknown at this point, but we will effort to get you that information. Donald Trump's Justice Department had been rushing to indict Comey before Tuesday because that's when the statute of limitations ...
'This is the end of the rule of law in this country': Weissmann
MSNBC· 2025-09-25 14:44
Well, we believe the US attorney is pressing forward with this case and may be presenting to a grand jury as soon as today. And we're of course working to learn more. And this is coming after the developments last night where we learned that career prosecutors inside the office presented a memo uh to Lindseay Halligan, the newly installed US attorney, recommending that she not bring charges because they said that not only don't they believe that the office could win a conviction beyond a reasonable doubt in ...