Jim Comey

I'm not a big Instagram-er. I tend to post family stuff, political stuff, and book stuff. Last fall at the beach, I saw something I thought was cool and I posted it, which was someone had painted inside a big shell endorsement of Kamala Harris. So I remember posting that. I'm not a big poster, but when I see something that strikes me as funny or interesting, I post it.

You may see less of that in my future Instagram posts.

You may see less of that in my future Instagram posts.

You may see less of that in my future Instagram posts.

Like they called you in? Yeah, they called me that night and I talked to an agent on the phone and he said, look, this may be the end of it, but if they want to do an in-person interview, would you do that? And I said, of course. So, just let me know what you want. I'll be home tomorrow afternoon.

Like they called you in? Yeah, they called me that night and I talked to an agent on the phone and he said, look, this may be the end of it, but if they want to do an in-person interview, would you do that? And I said, of course. So, just let me know what you want. I'll be home tomorrow afternoon.

Like they called you in? Yeah, they called me that night and I talked to an agent on the phone and he said, look, this may be the end of it, but if they want to do an in-person interview, would you do that? And I said, of course. So, just let me know what you want. I'll be home tomorrow afternoon.

And they reached back out and said, look, when you get home, we'd love to have you in for a personal interview. I said, sure. Can you give me a ride? Because I didn't want to be walking through a, nothing against the media, but didn't want to be walking through a bunch of cameras. And so they came to my house, gave me a ride, said, do you want to sit in the back or the front?

And they reached back out and said, look, when you get home, we'd love to have you in for a personal interview. I said, sure. Can you give me a ride? Because I didn't want to be walking through a, nothing against the media, but didn't want to be walking through a bunch of cameras. And so they came to my house, gave me a ride, said, do you want to sit in the back or the front?

And they reached back out and said, look, when you get home, we'd love to have you in for a personal interview. I said, sure. Can you give me a ride? Because I didn't want to be walking through a, nothing against the media, but didn't want to be walking through a bunch of cameras. And so they came to my house, gave me a ride, said, do you want to sit in the back or the front?

I said, I'd prefer to sit in the front. And so I sat in the front seat and they drove me into their garage. We did the interview, which wasn't long. And then they drove me home.

I said, I'd prefer to sit in the front. And so I sat in the front seat and they drove me into their garage. We did the interview, which wasn't long. And then they drove me home.

I said, I'd prefer to sit in the front. And so I sat in the front seat and they drove me into their garage. We did the interview, which wasn't long. And then they drove me home.

Yeah, I don't know what was going on up the chain. And so it's hard for me to say. Look, the guys I dealt with at Secret Service, which has always been the case with them, were total pros. And they were going through their normal interview they do when there's anyone's alleged there's a threat. And I just thought, look, I... There's no conceivable basis for saying this was a threat.

Yeah, I don't know what was going on up the chain. And so it's hard for me to say. Look, the guys I dealt with at Secret Service, which has always been the case with them, were total pros. And they were going through their normal interview they do when there's anyone's alleged there's a threat. And I just thought, look, I... There's no conceivable basis for saying this was a threat.

Yeah, I don't know what was going on up the chain. And so it's hard for me to say. Look, the guys I dealt with at Secret Service, which has always been the case with them, were total pros. And they were going through their normal interview they do when there's anyone's alleged there's a threat. And I just thought, look, I... There's no conceivable basis for saying this was a threat.

But if they want to talk to me, I'll talk to them. And that should be the end of it. But I can't speak to it.

But if they want to talk to me, I'll talk to them. And that should be the end of it. But I can't speak to it.

But if they want to talk to me, I'll talk to them. And that should be the end of it. But I can't speak to it.

Yeah, look, if I were the investigator, I would think of it Is this a credible threat? Is this term 86 something that's been used in movies or books in the past to convey some sense of violence? And if the answer was no, which I believe it is no, I think that would have been the end of it. But I don't know in the Trump administration what kind of pressure the investigators are operating under.