F. N. anchor Bret Baier's guest tonight is Comey. Reportedly stuck in traffic. He shows & Bret is expected to strip the (interview, CNN)
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Love how people are implying Comey isn't really stuck in traffic but is afraid to show up. Why would he have even scheduled the interview in the first place then?
Love how people are implying Comey isn't really stuck in traffic but is afraid to show up. Why would he have even scheduled the interview in the first place then?
Looks like Comey is as slippery as Lynch and had all his Boy Scout moves in play elevating everything to a higher cause than himself.
Still caught in a crime in his this interview. He remove classified information from the FBI and returned it when he found out it was classified. That's a crime.
What does "reportedly stuck in traffic" mean? Sounds to me like you're questioning the reason for his tardiness.
Trumpees all over twitter did the same thing - you're not alone.
The "reportedly" in my post was what Bret Baier was "reporting". What you read into it was based on information I have no knowledge of. I'm not on twitter. Thanks for clarifying that.
If Fox is like every other TV and publishing company in NYC, they sent a car service for Comey.
Suggesting that Comey is trying to weasel out of the interview is complete and total BS. Did Fox name the car service? I'll call the driver.
But a call to all the celebrity car services to locate the one FOX uses wouldn't take 20 minutes.
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