PUT COMEY ON THE HOT SEAT
Stephanopoulos should ask ex-FBI chief these questions
ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulus, a former Democratic operative has — surprise — landed an interview with fired FBI Director James Comey to plug his new book.
Here are a few questions the former Clintonite should, but won’t, ask:
• Hillary Clinton broke the law when she recklessly mishandled classified emails, deleted 33,000 emails, wiped servers and destroyed devices relevant to a federal investigation into her rogue servers — all serious crimes. Yet you shielded her from prosecution, which kept her in the presidential race. Don’t you owe Bernie Sanders and the American people an apology for meddling in the election?
• Did President Obama, Loretta Lynch or anyone else instruct and/ or pressure you to not prosecute Hillary Clinton and her associates?
• You testified before Congress that you made the decision to not prosecute Clinton only after the FBI interviewed her. However you wrote an exoneration letter months before 17 key witnesses were interviewed, including Clinton herself. Isn’t that perjury?
• Why did you give immunity deals to all of Clinton’s associates for nothing in return?
• You wrote memos memorializing your meeting with President Trump prior to your firing. Have you ever kept memos in meetings with President Obama? If so, can the American people see those?
• Did you know of FBI agent Peter Strzok’s, FBI attorney Lisa Page’s and British spy Christopher Steele’s extreme animus toward Trump? Why did you keep Clinton supporters on the email investigation, and use Steele’s discredited dossier to get a FISA warrant to spy on Trump associates, even after you knew he was a liar?
• How could the head of the FBI not know the dossier was funded by the Clinton campaign and DNC? Do you really think it is appropriate to use questionable opposition research to spy on an American presidential election?
• The Clinton campaign failed to properly declare the money it funneled through a lawyer to spend on Fusion GPS and the dossier as campaign expenses. Should Hillary Clinton be prosecuted for violating election law?
• Given that the only evidence of any collusion with Russians that has emerged so far involves the Clinton campaign and the Democratic Party, should special counsel Robert Mueller start looking at them, instead of harassing Trump associations with perjury traps?
Mr. Comey’s welcome on my Boston Herald Radio show anytime to plug his new book.
But I won’t hold my breath.