Former FBI Director James Comey - who's been charged with lying and obstruction of justice, is set to be arraigned today in Alexandria, Virginia - just outside Washington.
Comey - who was also a key player in the Russiagate hoax, spying on Trump's campaign, downplaying Hillary's emails, etc. - has not been arrested since his indictment by a grand jury, and will apparently just 'show up' for his arraignment.
The two counts are:
Not to worry, Democrats - the FBI promises not to wrinkle Comey's suit with a perp walk - the kind Comey subjected multiple members of Trump's first team to... According to Fox News, Director Kash Patel and Deputy AG Todd Blanche insist that reports of a camera-ready Comey arrest are nothing more than a distraction.
"Mr. Comey has been directed to appear, and I expect that he will. But the noise from MSNBC and from retired agents or unnamed anonymous sources about perp walks is just that," Blanche told the outlet , adding "It's just noise."
Wouldn't Roger Stone or Peter Navarro have appeared too when Comey's FBI was in charge?
Also kinda interesting... the judge in the case is U.S. District Judge Michael Nachmanoff, whose father, Arnold Nachmanoff, was pals with former President Barack Obama's father, wrote Kissinger about the Cubans, was an NSC staffer, and worked in Naval intelligence. And now his son will oversee James Comey's trial.
Meanwhile, Patel told staff at the Chicago field office that media reports about a Comey perp walk were a "distraction" from the FBI's work.
"The mainstream media wants to take the eye off the ball and create theater," Patel said, after having not raided Comey's house to rifle through his shit.
Patel and Blanche's statements come after Reuters, MSNBC and other outlets reported in recent days that an FBI official was canned for refusing to take part in a Comey perp walk.
When Comey was indicted last month, President Trump celebrated what he called “Justice in America!” on social media, calling Comey “one of the worst human beings this Country has ever been exposed to” and declaring that he was “finally being held responsible for his crimes.”
Comey - who weeks earlier joked about a Trump assassination - responded like a wounded dove.
In a self-produced Instagram video, the ex-G-man claimed his family had “known for years that there are costs to standing up to Donald Trump.” He vowed that he “won’t live on his knees” - a defiant posture that rang hollow to many who remember his years of leaks, contradictions, and political gamesmanship at the FBI.
Comey said his “heart is broken for the Department of Justice,” but insisted he welcomed the chance to clear his name at trial. For Trump, the stakes are high — an acquittal would hand the media another cudgel to accuse him of “weaponizing” the DOJ. But if Comey is convicted, it would be a stunning vindication for Trump.
Attorney General Pam Bondi faced hostile questions Tuesday in a fiery Senate Judiciary hearing. Democrats accused her of acting as Trump’s “personal lawyer” after Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) flashed a photo of her dining with Trump others the night before Comey’s indictment.
She also pointed out Blumenthal's stolen valor...
Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) pressed further, asking if Trump’s September post urging Bondi to “seek Comey’s indictment” amounted to a directive. Bondi dismissed the insinuation, saying everyone already knew where Trump stood - and had for years.
Then she slammed Democrats for shutting down the government.
Are you not entertained? Also, where's the list Pam?