Ken Delaney

They're going to investigate, prosecute criminals.

But this thing that has happened here, a president essentially

urging his Justice Department to bring charges against a political opponent and then replacing a U.S.

attorney who refused to do it with a more pliable U.S.

attorney and then making that happen.

That is a watershed.

That is a line that we have crossed now in this country.

And Republicans are going to say, Jen, well, wait a second.

Didn't the Biden administration do that?

Didn't didn't the FBI go after Donald Trump?

That was completely different.

That had no resemblance to what happened here with James Comey.

Those were investigations based on the facts and the law pursued by career FBI agents and career prosecutors overseen by a special counsel totally walled off by any of the political leadership in the Biden administration.

Millions of Republicans do not believe this.

And that is one of the reasons we are where we are.

But it is a fact that.

And this what happened with Comey is so much different.

The testimony to the Senate at issue has been parsed over by inspectors general and others.

And if there is evidence that proves decisively that James Comey intentionally lied to Congress, I've never seen it.

This is a bare bones indictment.