Former FBI Director James Comey may have misled the public when he claimed in his recently released book that he only provided “one unclassified memo” to an associate with the purpose of sharing the contents with a reporter.
The associate, Columbia University professor Daniel Richman, told Fox News in May that he received four memos in total from Comey. Last week, citing “people familiar with the matter” the Wall Street Journal reported that the Justice Department’s watchdog opened a review of Comey’s actions in allegedly providing four memos to Richman to share with the news media.
Richman did not reply to a Slate.com request for comment on the total number of memos that he received from Comey. Slate reported that the Fox News report citing Richman as describing four separate memos “appears to be correct” based on “reporting in the Wall Street Journal along with Slate’s own reporting.”
Those characterizations clearly contrast with the following paragraph in Comey’s memoir describing what he gave to Richman:
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2 comments:
So there's ONE reason to send him to jail until the rest is uncovered. He just said he's guilty of Treason.
What is the FBI waiting for?
Oh, wait. All his cohorts are still working there and if they sent him to jail, he might sing on them...
I'm torn between getting him a custom fitted orange jumpsuit, or letting him model the flood pants version in a standard size.
What say you, readers?
In any event, he needs to do the perp walk.
Mug shot should put him on the cover of Time.
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