James Comey Jokes He Will Move to New Zealand If Trump Is Re-elected

The former FBI director James Comey joked he would move to New Zealand if Donald Trump was re-elected in 2020. Comey worked for the Obama administration, caused a storm over Hillary Clinton's emails in 2016 and was fired by Trump in May 2017. He also said US leaders 'can't be people who lie all the time'

President Donald Trump Team Destroying Careers of Comey Witnesses One by One | Rachel Maddow | MSNBC

Rachel Maddow points out that six of the seven people James Comey told about his meetings with Donald Trump are gone or leaving the FBI, with the one who hasn't been made into a political punching bag, David Bowdich, firing Peter Strzok, contrary to FBI personnel office guidance.

James Comey Interview on Trump, Russia, Hillary Clinton and the USA’s Border Policy

James Comey became a globally known figure following his decision in 2016 to announce that the FBI was re-opening the investigation into Hillary Clinton's handling of classified information. Many argue it was this move which lost Clinton the election.

After Trump took office in 2017 Comey says the President sought to win over and influence him and his inquiry into possible Russian interference in the 2016 election. Comey says he refused, and he was later fired by Donald Trump - an event which sparked the appointment Special Counsel Robert Mueller's ongoing investigation into links with Russia.

James Comey Notes Claims About Donald Trump Confirmed By Priebus Notes: NYT | Rachel Maddow | MSNBC

Michael Schmidt, reporter for The New York Times, talks with Rachel Maddow about his reporting about Donald Trump's pressure on Jeff Sessions not to recuse himself from the Russia probe, and Reince Priebus notes confirming James Comey's notes about.

Bill O'Reilly on James Comey's Testimony, Fox News and More

Is the President a "Serial Fabricator"? Fired FBI Director Comey Says Trump Repeatedly Lies

Comey Testifies - Did Trump Pressure Former FBI Director?

Comey Prepares to Testify on Trump and Russia - BBC News

The former FBI Director will testify in front of US Congress and comment on whether President Trump wanted him to stop investigating his connections to Russia. | Produced by Franz Strasser.

Notes Made by Former FBI Director Comey Say Trump Pressured Him to End Flynn Probe

Read the Washington Post article here

Trump's Shifting Story on Firing James Comey: A Closer Look

Read the Vanity Fair article here

Jake Tapper Destroys Donald Trump On Firing Of James Comey

Al Franken's Brilliant Breakdown of Trump’s Firing of Comey

Bill Maher’s Hilarious Reaction to Trump Firing FBI Director Comey

Bill Maher blasted Donald Trump’s firing of FBI Director James Comey on Friday night, comparing it to a scene from Trump’s reality TV game show, “The Apprentice.”

Trump Threatens FBI: Stop Leaks Or I'll Expose Secret Comey Tapes!

Trump, Russia, and Comey Firing - What Does This Mean for US-Russian Relations?

What is the real state of US-Russian relations? Twitter has exploded with speculation about “collusion,” but what are the chances that President Trump or his staff colluded with Russia? Columbia University Professor Levgold explains that the firing of Director Comey may be “a cover up that is greater than the crime.”

President Donald Trump On His Firing Of James Comey (Extended Exclusive) | NBC Nightly News

In an NBC News exclusive interview, President Trump revealed to Lester Holt that he was preparing to fire FBI Director James Comey regardless of recommendations from the attorney general and deputy attorney general.

Republican Leadership 'Shackled' to Trump: David Frum

James Comey's firing is a blow to the U.S. government's unwritten rules, says David Frum, senior editor at The Atlantic.

L'interview de Trump qui jette encore plus le trouble sur le limogeage du chef du FBI (English)

Historian of Fascism: Why Trump Firing FBI Director Comey Amid Russia Probe Is So Worrisome

As more details come to light about President Trump’s firing of FBI Director James Comey, which reportedly came just days after he asked the Justice Department for more resources to expand the bureau’s investigation into Russia’s meddling in the presidential election, we speak with Ruth Ben-Ghiat, a professor of history and Italian studies at New York University. Her recent piece for CNN is headlined "Trump at his most dangerous," and she is currently working on a book entitled "Strongmen: From Mussolini to Trump."

Trump Fires Comey: Russia Probe Looms Large in FBI Director's Dismissal