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Slack.com slash DHQ. A disgruntled former federal employee opened fire at the White House

last night. X FBI director James Comey had reportedly been mulling angrily on his termination

for months. In the words of one law enforcement official, quote, I guess he just finally snapped

and went out to get revenge. Unquote. Local residents said Comey was a quiet neighbor who

mostly kept to himself, but that he had recently begun brooding over being fired and he

started plotting the White House attack. Fortunately, no one was injured during the fuselage.

Police wrestled Comey away from the scene and he was later given a job at CNN. Trigger

warning, I'm Andrew Clevon and this is the Andrew Clevon Show.

What a Clevon-less weekend it was. I turned my back on you guys for two minutes and the

entire political scene just devolves into stupidity and bombing Syria and James Comey talking

nonsense. We'll talk about it all and Michael Knowles, who you remember from our last

Monday, will be here to discuss the Scooter Libby part, which is actually a much bigger

story than it's been given credit for. It's actually a really interesting story because

of the background, but first, those of you who sleep know how important it is to have

a comfortable bed, but those of us who never sleep are, it's twice as important for us

because we were lying awake all night we need to have a comfortable bed. There's nobody

else like you on the planet, so why would you buy a mattress built for everyone else when

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