Jim Comey

And that's obviously my household is dominated by intelligent, strong, tall women. And so they, that helps me. I can close my eyes and picture those voices well. And then, Again, they'll give me that feedback if I miss it. What is the hardest part for you of the process? Like what's most challenging? Seeing it clearly after I've read it multiple times. You just can't. Yeah.

It's like trying to proofread your own work. You miss typos. But trying to ask myself if I got it right, you get to a place where you can't tell and that's where you need help. And I have a circle of, I mentioned my family, I have a circle of friends who read all of my stuff and they're much less loving. So they're looking for things to find that are wrong.

It's like trying to proofread your own work. You miss typos. But trying to ask myself if I got it right, you get to a place where you can't tell and that's where you need help. And I have a circle of, I mentioned my family, I have a circle of friends who read all of my stuff and they're much less loving. So they're looking for things to find that are wrong.

It's like trying to proofread your own work. You miss typos. But trying to ask myself if I got it right, you get to a place where you can't tell and that's where you need help. And I have a circle of, I mentioned my family, I have a circle of friends who read all of my stuff and they're much less loving. So they're looking for things to find that are wrong.

I need that because I can't see it after a while.

I need that because I can't see it after a while.

I need that because I can't see it after a while.

Yeah, I follow it through the New York Times does regular updates. They have people in the courtroom who send out little updates. So that's my way for following it. She won't talk to me about the case and won't let me go. She will let my wife go and watch. But if I go, quote, it'll be a thing, dad, and so I don't get to go.

Yeah, I follow it through the New York Times does regular updates. They have people in the courtroom who send out little updates. So that's my way for following it. She won't talk to me about the case and won't let me go. She will let my wife go and watch. But if I go, quote, it'll be a thing, dad, and so I don't get to go.

Yeah, I follow it through the New York Times does regular updates. They have people in the courtroom who send out little updates. So that's my way for following it. She won't talk to me about the case and won't let me go. She will let my wife go and watch. But if I go, quote, it'll be a thing, dad, and so I don't get to go.

But I follow it online because you can't, it's federal courts, there's no cameras, you're not getting real-time transcripts. So I follow it from the little snippets sent out by reporters. And how's she doing? She's doing great. She's really good and better than I. And her passion has been sex crimes, sex trafficking, working with victims. She has a gift.

But I follow it online because you can't, it's federal courts, there's no cameras, you're not getting real-time transcripts. So I follow it from the little snippets sent out by reporters. And how's she doing? She's doing great. She's really good and better than I. And her passion has been sex crimes, sex trafficking, working with victims. She has a gift.

But I follow it online because you can't, it's federal courts, there's no cameras, you're not getting real-time transcripts. So I follow it from the little snippets sent out by reporters. And how's she doing? She's doing great. She's really good and better than I. And her passion has been sex crimes, sex trafficking, working with victims. She has a gift.

And I worry about it because that kind of stuff can really chew you up, but she has a gift. And so I think she's doing very well. The trial in particular, I can't tell. From the outside, you can never know unless you're in the courtroom.

And I worry about it because that kind of stuff can really chew you up, but she has a gift. And so I think she's doing very well. The trial in particular, I can't tell. From the outside, you can never know unless you're in the courtroom.

And I worry about it because that kind of stuff can really chew you up, but she has a gift. And so I think she's doing very well. The trial in particular, I can't tell. From the outside, you can never know unless you're in the courtroom.

No, women. He's accused, as I understand it, of sex trafficking women to coerce them into having sex with male prostitutes so he could watch. And then he's accused separately of the crime of supporting, commissioning interstate prostitution. So it's not children. It's grown women who are alleged to have been dominated and coerced by him in the worst possible ways.

No, women. He's accused, as I understand it, of sex trafficking women to coerce them into having sex with male prostitutes so he could watch. And then he's accused separately of the crime of supporting, commissioning interstate prostitution. So it's not children. It's grown women who are alleged to have been dominated and coerced by him in the worst possible ways.

No, women. He's accused, as I understand it, of sex trafficking women to coerce them into having sex with male prostitutes so he could watch. And then he's accused separately of the crime of supporting, commissioning interstate prostitution. So it's not children. It's grown women who are alleged to have been dominated and coerced by him in the worst possible ways.

Yeah, I am. I worried when she said she wanted to do it and... That she would go where I worked as a federal prosecutor, as a line prosecutor, where I was the U.S. attorney. And here's the true thing. I worried she would be known as my daughter. Honestly, I am known as her father. I love that.