Jen Psaki

I mean, James Comey's daughter, Maureen Comey, was fired from the Southern District of New York.

And you have reporting tonight about another Comey family member.

Is that right?

Am I getting that right?

Michael, I remember talking to you shortly after you left the FBI.

I mean, you were working in the FBI as of just a few months ago.

How have you done?

I mean, we knew sort of this was coming.

There was reporting thanks to Ken and others.

But what's your reaction to the news today?

How have you been digesting?

And what have you heard from your colleagues who are still there?

Unquestionably not.

And I think, as you and I have talked about and you've talked with others about, I mean, people who are working in law enforcement, people who are working in the Department of Justice, they are not partisan people.

They are doing it because they want to defend the rule of law and they want to keep people safe.

One of the things Preet Bharara said to me last night that I kept thinking about is this idea that this could potentially prompt people to resign.

I mean, that may be the case in the Department of Justice, may be a case in the Eastern District of Virginia.

Do you hear that?

Do you hear rumors of that or rumblings of that, of another wave of that from people you're talking to?

This should be such a chilling point for people.