Comey keeps his job????

[Playa]

Haven't read any reports but the headline is disappointing at best

[Ætheling]

Apparently Trump has a sit down with him. I can only assume that Comey had more than enough evidence to show interference/threats from the Obama administration that vindicated him. Trump was one of the first to want him gone so must of been something there to change his mind.

[kch73]

Rock and a hard place...

Comey was between a rock and hard place in the Fall. Anyway, its not the FBI's job to indiate anyone. They present the facts to the AG and well nothing was going to happen on that end, lmao!

I actually think the FBI/CIA has done a pretty good job in spite of Obama and his adminstration. They really should flourish under Trump.

[Capt.Brown]

What's wrong with Comey? It was lynch that was never going to pursue Hillary, he probably knew that and decided to get get her another way.

[Man]

I did at one point feel he was withholding or "dumbing down" credible evidence he had against Hillary. I can only assume Trump saw something that suggest otherwise, or that there was corruption at play with Lynch/Obama.

[Thumper]

Apparently Trump has a sit down with him. I can only assume that Comey had more than enough evidence to show interference/threats from the Obama administration that vindicated him. Trump was one of the first to want him gone so must of been something there to change his mind.

This

[SaltwaterSlick]

We are about to have a new AG... might be a whole new ballgame... Y'all do rememeber one of Trump's campaign promises directly to Hillary, don't you? He told her directly in the last debate that he would in fact appoint the appropriate people to look into all her dealings... THAT is what has her and slick-willie sweating bullets right now. You can bet. Once Trump's cabinets is all sworn in and his team is together, it won't take much of a trigger to set that in motion, so the Clintons sure want to lay low and not attract any attention.

[stickerpatch59]

We are about to have a new AG... might be a whole new ballgame... Y'all do rememeber one of Trump's campaign promises directly to Hillary, don't you? He told her directly in the last debate that he would in fact appoint the appropriate people to look into all her dealings... THAT is what has her and slick-willie sweating bullets right now. You can bet. Once Trump's cabinets is all sworn in and his team is together, it won't take much of a trigger to set that in motion, so the Clintons sure want to lay low and not attract any attention.

Clinton is probably looking at real estate in another country that doesn't have an extradition treaty with the U.S.

[LFD2037]

Clinton is probably looking at real estate in another country that doesn't have an extradition treaty with the U.S.

I'd be willing to bet $100 on this!

[coker737]

Apparently Trump has a sit down with him. I can only assume that Comey had more than enough evidence to show interference/threats from the Obama administration that vindicated him. Trump was one of the first to want him gone so must of been something there to change his mind.

I agree

[WamBow]

Didn't Trump already state that he would NOT pursue charges against satan?

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-38069585

that's disappointing!

[Shinesintx]

Didn't Trump already state that he would NOT pursue charges against satan?

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-38069585

that's disappointing!

The president cannot pursue them...but Jeff Sessions sure as heck can.

[Ironman]

The president cannot pursue them...but Jeff Sessions sure as heck can.

And Sessions said he would not participate in a Clinton inquiry during his conformation hearing.

[coker737]

Apparently Trump has a sit down with him. I can only assume that Comey had more than enough evidence to show interference/threats from the Obama administration that vindicated him. Trump was one of the first to want him gone so must of been something there to change his mind.

Knows where the Clinton/Lynch skeleton's are buried. Showed Trump the Shovel he was ORDERED to use.

[dphillips62]

David Clarke would have been a better choice IMO