Michael Franzese

James Comey absolutely did.

I don't throw a blanket over everybody.

Absolutely not.

But there were certain FBI agents that did not uphold the law.

I get that.

Now let's wind this back.

You have a certain view of the Comey

years and that period.

You're entitled to your opinion.

I'm not going to argue that with you.

What I am here to tell you is from my perspective, from my personal experience as an agent, that we want to get the bad guy, yes, but we don't think it's okay to break the law and do bad things to do it.

Now, can there be a problem?

Absolutely.

I know of cases where officers and agents, or to use an example of the FBI, we had a situation where someone in the lab was maybe shading his or her analysis to favor the prosecutor.

I listened to you very patiently.

So, there is absolutely a risk that anyone in law enforcement could

lose sight of their ethics and their values.

And that is very much the responsibility of the agency and the leadership and the management to create the culture that says, no, to go to one of the points you made earlier, hey, you don't mind getting caught if you're caught when law enforcement plays by the rules.

What I'm trying to tell you is that as an agent, your friend Scott Gariola... Great guy.

Great guy.