Tim Miller

So some good news there.

I can feel pretty good, it sounds like, that I can say 86-47 right here on the podcast and not have fear that I'll be indicted by the DOJ because it was specifically an indictment about Jim Comey saying 86-47 via seashell arc.

Yeah, those seashells are threatening in a way that just saying it isn't or having a baseball cap isn't.

The t-shirt.

Yeah, I don't know.

I mean, obviously there's nothing else.

We all know what Jim Comey's doing.

He's writing fiction books.

He's walking through the woods, taking pictures, reading Randall Niebuhr, hanging out with his grandkids.

We know what he's doing.

There's not a plot.

But they keep implying that there's other things there.

That's what Kristen Welker came to and said, so are you saying it isn't the seashells that's not central to the case?

He's like, no, it's the shells.

I guess maybe they have a jagged edge.

Very clearly not.

It's embarrassing.

Like the degree to which it's just, you know, going back to the banana Republic, it's like, I,

I keep leaning back more towards the mockable is the right way to do this.

Because, you know, just kind of what you were saying at the beginning of the pod.