Well, they're back. This time about a picture of seashells on a North Carolina beach a year ago.

And this won't be the end of it. But nothing has changed with me. I'm still innocent.

I'm still not afraid. And I still believe in the independent federal judiciary so let's go this won't be the

end of it hi again everybody it's now five o'clock it was almost exactly one year ago the former

director of the FBI Jim Comey was on this program at this table talking about that picture of seashells

that he came across on a walk on the beach.

They spell out 8, 6, 4, 7.

And he's continuing to stand by what he told us then.

That at the time, he didn't know there was any violent interpretation behind that commonly used restaurant term, 86,

and that he did not at any point intend

for his post to be perceived that way and certainly not for it to be viewed as a call for the

assassination of number 47. But he deleted the posts when he heard that those sorts of things

were being alleged and including by Donald Trump and members of his cabinet.

Fast forward to right now, Donald Trump's Department of Justice, eager to deliver on Trump's

wish to prosecute his critics. Jim Comey is facing his second indictment from the Trump Justice

Department in the last year. This latest one over that picture we just had

up on charges that he was, quote, knowingly and willfully making a threat to take the life

of and to inflict bodily harm on the president. And second, that he knowingly and willfully

transmitted an interstate commerce a threat to kill the president. The federal judge has set a day

for his trial of July 15th. The case is so weak and farfetched that as we've reported on this

program, even some of Donald Trump's staunchest legal allies have decried it as an unconstitutional

attack on free press.

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