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Will Haynes here, joined in studio by Jordan Seculo. Hey, and you have heard it right, folks.

We've got an indictment. That's right. Out of the Eastern District of Virginia in the the case United States of America versus James B. Comey Jr.

Jordan, we talked about it yesterday.

We expected this could happen, but now we have it.

Yes, and I think it's likely what we kind of talked about on this broadcast.

You guys talked about on the broadcast yesterday with count one being false statements to a,

to Congress and then count to an obstruction of a congressional proceeding.

It appears that those both arise out of the same because they're dated the same.

I'm going to read it for folks because I think that, one, this is short enough, clear enough,

and it just kind of shows you again.

You know, we've been seeing these when it comes to President Trump and former Trump officials.

What we don't usually see is this when it's this Comey world that felt like they could kind of, I think,

get away with saying anything they wanted to, to Congress, usually

very coy, which is why I think you probably only got a couple indictments. Usually he didn't

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