As I think you are all following, we are continuing to follow very closely, and we're continuing to learn more about the breaking news that former FBI director James Comey has been indicted on two criminal counts by a grand jury in the Eastern District of Virginia.

That, of course, just happened in the last couple of hours.

And we have a lot of people standing by who are going to help us break down the story and every detail of it

and what it means and where we go from here.

We have Congressman Jamie Raskin standing by.

Andrew Weissman is going to join us.

Virginia Senator Tim Kane is going to join me as well.

And I know all of them are going to have a lot to say.

Because the news of Comey's indictment comes just days after President Trump said that the Attorney

General should prosecute his political enemies.

Now as for the details of the charges, and some of you may have read this already, they are

linked to testimony Comey gave virtually at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on September

30th, 2020, which is, of course, five years ago

next Tuesday.

That's an important detail.

Now, today, Comey was charged with one count of making false statements and another count of

obstruction.

Both counts are related to allegations that Comey lied to Congress, and those charges have a

five-year statute of limitations, hence the rush by Trump and his lackeys to get this done before the five-year mark next Tuesday.

So today's indictment appears to have come really just in under the wire.

And that's kind of the point.

That's all the rush here.

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