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I'm Anthony Curry, and my colleague and co-host is, as ever,

Jennifer Saber. Hi, Jen. Hello. But let's first turn our attention to Washington.

President Donald Trump this week fired James Comey, the director of the FBI since 2013. The reason

given, Comey's handling last year of the investigation into Hillary Clinton using a private email server while she was Secretary of State.

Clearly, 2016's news is the reason to suddenly fire someone.

Joining us to talk about this and trying to explain what is going on and what this means for the administration, for

business, for the justice department, for the FBI is our very own Gina Chon. Hi, Gina. Hi, guys.

So let's try and make sense of this. So President Trump fires Comey and Comey's delivering a speech at the time

he's fired all the way across the country in California. So, Gina, this is a bit of a

big surprise here. Comey and Trump seem to get on, especially given the role Comey played in,

reopening the investigation into Clinton Zemois right before the election. What has gone wrong

since then? Yeah, it was an odd turn of events. As you said, Trump has actually praised Comey for his handling of the

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