We are following, as we promise, breaking news. It's out of the Eastern District of Virginia.

We're three sources familiar tell MSNBC.

Former FBI director, James Comey, is expected to be indicted in the coming days.

The full extent of the charge is being prepared against Comey is unclear.

So, Katie, we have some sources to say that for several weeks now, the U.S.

attorney's office in the Eastern District of Virginia, and actually in offices that are potentially

much further south than Alexandria, have been eyeing ways to indict Comey and they are getting

very much closer. The statute of limits, forgive me, rephrase, they are arguing that Comey, there is evidence to suggest

Comey lied to Congress in his testimony on the Hill in September of 2020.

And for viewers out in the audience who may not be legally as nerdy as me and can, I'll just say that there's a statute of limitations to charge people with the crime of lying to Congress or perjury, and that's five years.

The five-year statute runs this month.

Is that a copycat situation? Yeah, so the most famous example in

recent years of writing is Brent and Tarrant, who is the Christ Church shooter, you know, a mosque

in New Zealand, and he wrote all over his weapon system and armed ammunition, very hateful

anti-Muslim, white power, neo-Nazi stuff.

That was emulated by other shooters here in the United States later on.

So suggesting that this writing is part of a pattern.

You might see some people stealing it now, but I mean, traditionally in terrorism, you

want to put across your message of why you're

doing this. It's not just random violence. But I do think it's important to really dig in to find out

what his motivation was. Is it something broader, or did he have a family member that was affected

by an ICE rate? Is this a grievance, a personal grievance, or is he acting out against the government because he's seeing injustice?

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