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‘It’s not my first rodeo’: James Comey speaks out after controversial social media post

The Trump administration is set to pay out nearly $5 million to settle a lawsuit brought by the family of Ashli Babbitt, a rioter fatally shot during the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, sources fa...

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James Comey’s ‘weird’ social media approach lands him in hot water

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James Comey Speaks On Controversial Trump Post: ‘Crazy’ to Think It Was a Threat

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Comey claims he had no dark intentions with '86 47' seashell post, isn't scared of Trump admin

Former FBI director James Comey told MSNBC Monday that he had no bad intentions with a post on Instagram he has since deleted, and that he is not intimidated by President Donald Trump’s administration...

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James Comey calls Secret Service probe over beach photo ‘a distraction’

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Comey claims he had no 'dark intention' with '86 47' seashell post, isn't scared of Trump

Former FBI Director James Comey defended his Instagram post of '86 47' seashells, saying he had no ill intent but that he did regret the distraction it caused.

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Bongino says FBI is dealing with ‘8647’ copycats as he slams ‘self serving’ Comey

Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino criticized former FBI Director James Comey for his controversial “8647” social media post and said the department is now inundated with copycats. The fallout from Comey’s Thursday social media post continued on Monday when Bongino released a not-so-veiled statement denouncing “self-serving individuals.

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James Comey Warned About Demagogues Using the Internet to Radicalize — One Day Before ‘Assassination’ Controversy

Former FBI Director James Comey warned about political demagogues radicalizing followers online just one day before sparking backlash over a cryptic social media post that critics say alluded to violence against President Donald Trump.