The following podcast contains explicit language.

It's Thursday, May 11, 2017, from slate to it's the just-time Mike Pesca, there is no

good way to be fired, but there are worse ways than others, out of a canon sag.

Or via the scroll on CNN while you're in Los Angeles.

Actually, that doesn't sound so bad.

That's how I'd like to go via the scroll on CNN.

It means you've made it or at least had made it until the news moved across the wires.

Here was Tom Nichols on Trumpcast last night about the indignity of being fired this

way.

The idea of, you know, having your body guard drop off a letter while you're in LA and

you learn about it looking up at a TV, that's just going to, I think that will generate

a lot of sympathy for Comey and a lot of kind of puzzled head scratching.

Gonna generate a lot of sympathy indeed.

It did the New York Times reporter Adam Goldman was on their podcast The Daily.

Trump didn't even have the decency to bring Comey into his White House and say, thank

you for all the service you've done.

I wish you the best of luck.

We're going to go in different ways.

No, instead, you know, he fired him when he wasn't in the town.

The best sense of abandoning him in LA.

It wasn't even clear if Comey was going to be able to take the government jet back.

The truth seems to be Comey was widely respected within the FBI.

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