Sean Farish

That's not the way the system is supposed to work.

You are innocent until they prove that you are guilty.

But they said the process is the punishment.

And I would be lying, and I don't want to lie.

I would be lying if I said to you, there isn't a part of me that wants justice.

That wants to see Comey and Letitia James and John Brennan and James Clapper and these people.

I would be lying if I said there wasn't a part of me that, you know, well, let's let the process be the punishment for these people, too.

Right.

So the silver lining there would be that, you know, Comey does have to go to trial.

The silver lining would be that Letitia James does have to go to trial.

And I can't guarantee you a conviction there.

But I can guarantee, as you heard the attorney general say, that they're going to try and get these indictments and these charges back.

They're going to try and I guess they get them undismissed, refile them with a legally appointed prosecutor and go from there.

That's where we're at on the Comey and Letitia James cases.

I want to see these two people kind of squirm.

I want to see them get squeezed by the system.

I know that's not supposed to be what we're about, but they did it to us.

It's only fair if there's a little bit of reciprocity.

And by the way, they did it to us when we weren't guilty.

I never listed my dad as my husband on a mortgage application.