Mike Davis

It's a very good question, Steve.

When I was a brand new prosecutor almost 20 years ago, I worked in that courthouse in the U.S.

District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.

It would be pretty unusual to give a preferential treatment or special treatment to

to a defendant like James Comey simply because he's the favorite of the deep state.

But maybe there are security reasons.

I'm not sure what the thought process would be.

They certainly didn't care about, you know, perp walking you or Jeff Clark or, you know, pulling you guys out of your homes.

And, you know, Jeff Clark.

Peter Navarro, Jeff Clark, they pulled out of his home in his underwear.

Peter Navarro, they didn't have any problem putting Steve Bannon and Peter Navarro in prison for six months for constitutional executive privilege going back 250 years.

Well, I would say this to James Comey, that you might get this VIP treatment in the Eastern District of Virginia, but I doubt you're going to get this VIP treatment in the Fort Pierce Division in the Southern District of Florida.

So right now he's getting the Four Seasons.

He's going to get the Motel 6 in Fort Pierce.

Look, and I would also say this, Steve, when they –

When the next Democrat administration throws me in the gulag, throws me in Danbury, I want, you know, as someone who's who's has not exactly been the most healthy person in Washington, D.C.

Yeah, that's a good question.

I just pinged a bunch of people at the DOJ, top people at the DOJ, and I'll try to find out why this happened.

Yeah, I this I'm with you, Steve.

If they gave special treatment to James Comey, they're already off to a very bad start on this case.