The last word with Alleyville.

She starts right now.

Hey, Allie.

Looking forward to seeing you IRL. It doesn't happen all that often. I know. Me too. I'm me too. IRL. You're so hip. It's the fun. Right. It's the fun of not only being amongst your colleagues, but amongst all these people we talk to or hear from or sometimes don't talk to or hear from to be out there. and it just feels like a lot of energy at a time when I think we can all use it. It's so great. I was one of my favorite days last year. It felt like a community. And people feel like a community together. And they'll ask you questions like, what's Lawrence like in real life, you know? What is he, what kind of coffee does

he drink? Or what's, what's Rachel? She wear that black jacket all the time, you know? It's, it's very real questions. It's so enjoyable. And about real issues, too. Yeah, but, but I think we can all use that community. You have yourself a great weekend, my friend. Thanks, All right. For anyone out there who's still wondering, yes, this is all about Donald Trump's retribution for himself.

After Donald Trump told Pam Bondi on social media to indict former FBI director James Comey on the charge of making a false statement to Congress about an FBI leak regarding Hillary Clinton, Trump

now says there will be others. Trump posted on social media tonight. I'd like to thank

Cash Patel and the outstanding members of the FBI for their brilliant work on the recent

indictment of the worst FBI director in the history of our country, James Dirty Cop Comey. The level of enthusiasm by the FBI

was incredible, but only caused by the fact that they knew Comey for what he is and was a total slime ball.

Again, thank you to the FBI, and specifically for those that worked on this case with U.S.

Attorney Lindsey Halligan and the Department of Justice.

I'm going to come back to that Lindsay Halligan thing in a second. We've got new details,

by the way, on Comey's first court appearance. He will be arraigned Thursday, October 9th in Alexandria,

Virginia, before U.S. District Judge Michael S. Nachmanoff, a Biden appointee. The New York Times reports,

the federal judge who will oversee the case against James B. Comey, the former FBI director,

has a long history of working in the courthouse where the charges were brought,

first as a law clerk, then as a public defender, and now a jurist. During Judge Nachmanov's time as a magistrate, he caught a

small taste of the legal drama stemming for Mr. Trump's first term in office. In 2019, he handled

the arraignment of Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, two associates of Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former

mayor of New York and lawyer for Mr. Trump, who were arrested and charged with

funneling foreign funds into U.S. elections in support of Mr. Trump. The two became subjects of

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