So here's the breaking story of the day, the Inspector General came out with the report

on James Comey and I'll skip to the punchline, they're not going to charge him with anything.

Even though they said in their report about James Comey that he set a dangerous example

for officials with access to government secrets and the fact that he got information to a friend

to get into the New York Times to try to trigger a special counsel. I mean, James Comey admits

that that's what he was trying to do. Comey violated FBI policy and the requirements of his FBI

employment agreement when he chose this path. The report said how you then skip to but we're not

going to charge him with anything. What's the point of having requirements and agreements if you

can break them and there's no penalty. Well, there's no penalty for the powerful. If you're a

lower level employee who's you know leech who have much less impact, you'll get busted. You'll get

hammered. The New York Times goes on to say this report is the latest chapter in the story of

Mr. Comey who was castigated last year as part of a broader IG's investigation that examined his

handling of the Hillary Clinton emailing inquiry and trying to protect the FBI. The earlier report

said Mr. Comey instead damaged its reputation. He was insubordinate by keeping hidden from

justice department leaders. His plans to hold a news conference on the Clinton investigation

and violated department policy by publicly discussing the inquiry. So I think that's

indefensible and one of my favorite news conferences ever. But so I think that's six different examples

over two reports of how he violated the rules right in the FBI department in the justice

department, but he's not going to be charged with anything. Right. So half dozen times you can break

the rules. Well, man, what are you going to do? You shouldn't do that. We're giving you a warning.

There are criminal charges, but there will be no sanctions of any kind. If you're ever

FBI, or the pension or whatever, I don't know if he gets one, but if you're ever FBI director,

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