Former FBI Director James Comey is out on tour pimping his new novel, but no one really wants to talk about that. Comey was a guest on Jen Psaki's Sunday show on MSNBC, where he was asked if the legal and law enforcement system was equipped to deal with what we're now seeing happen with President Donald Trump, as he allegedly tests the boundaries.

Comey said he thinks the legal tools are in place, but as an aside, he alleged that one of America's two parties is "white supremacist-adjacent" at a minimum.

Of course, Psaki followed up by asking, "Which party are you referring to?" and "What do you mean by 'white supremacist-adjacent'?"… not. You can say anything on MSNBC and never be challenged on it.

 {ai:summary}<p>Former FBI Director James Comey, promoting his new novel, suggested on MSNBC that one of the major political parties is "white supremacist-adjacent." He expressed confidence in the legal system's ability to handle current challenges posed by Donald Trump.</p><p>Responses to Comey's remarks were overwhelmingly critical, with many accusing him of dangerous rhetoric and undermining the integrity of law enforcement. Critics emphasized the implications of his statements and questioned his credibility and leadership during his tenure at the FBI. #politics</p>

James Comey Says One Party Is ‘White Supremacist-Adjacent’

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