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The very worst that would happen to Comey is that he gets Epsteined. You know a fake staged death and then he's off relaxing on a beach somewhere. Remember "Nobody's above the Law".

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/fbi-agent-relieved-duty-over-refusing-comey-perp-walk-four-people-familiar-say-2025-10-03/

Looks like a protege of McCabe and Strozk. How much of the DOJ and FBI are compromised with Democrat loyalists ? As much as the federal court system ?

Nothing is said about security measures for Comey, if he turned State's evidence in some kind of plea. If he did, he would require a LOT of security.

I remember all those Law & Order shows where the police and DA reassured witnesses that 'We can protect you' only to see the witness killed by the end of the episode. It was almost a staple and I used to laugh every time the cops said 'We can protect you' because the witness may as well have had 'dead meat' printed on their forehead.

Muh Rank and File!

Pundits were using Comey's gentle treatment as an indication he was singing like a canary.

After all, all of Trump's wingmen were rousted in the wee hours and frog marched with the most humiliating arrest publicity possible.

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/gold-fingered-friday-october-10-2025

Comey broke tradition and demanded a speedy trial —his constitutional right— and his judge speedily set trial for January 5th. It’s a bold and unusual move that pressures both the DOJ’s and his own lawyers.

Nearly every criminal defendant (99%+) waives their right to a speedy trial. On balance, I think it was a good move, but it also means less time for Comey to try to dismiss the case (he’s mentioned scads of reasons) or to try to disqualify the prosecutor, Lindsay Halligan. There’s only so much his lawyers can do at one time, and they must also now prepare for his trial during the worst time of year: the holidays.

I didn't know that defendants could waive their right to a speedy trial. Is there some legal definition of speedy?