Former FBI Director James Comey says he will not stop criticizing President Donald Trump despite a criminal case pending against him. In an interview with MS NOW’s Nicolle Wallace, Comey said he intends to keep speaking publicly about “what I believe,” adding that he is not going to be quiet. The comments come as Trump faces additional criminal proceedings in which Comey is referenced as the former FBI director and as a target of the administration, according to the reporting. The outlets describe Comey’s statement as his first interview since a recent indictment related to the case. Both sources characterize Comey’s position as consistent with his earlier public criticism, now extending it in the lead-up to trial activity. The reports do not include substantive new legal arguments or details about the underlying charges within the provided text, focusing instead on Comey’s decision to continue speaking and the timing relative to the criminal proceedings.
James Comey says he will continue criticizing Trump ahead of criminal trial
Former FBI Director James Comey says he will not stop criticizing President Donald Trump despite a criminal case pending against him. In an interview with MS NOW’s Nicolle Wallace, Comey said he inten...
- James Comey tells MS NOW’s Nicolle Wallace that he will continue criticizing President Donald Trump.
- Comey says he is not going to “be quiet” ahead of a criminal trial.
- The comments come in connection with a latest criminal case and a recent indictment, according to the reports.
- The interview is described as Comey’s first since the latest indictment.
- Both outlets present Comey’s remarks as relating to his public criticism continuing despite the pending legal proceedings.
The former FBI director and target of the Trump administration spoke with MS NOW’s Nicolle Wallace Monday in his first interview since his latest indictment. The post James Comey vows to keep criticizing Donald Trump despite latest criminal case appeared first on MS NOW.
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