Hi there, everyone. It's 4 o'clock in New York, breaking news this afternoon from the Department of Justice in its efforts to satisfy Donald Trump's insatiable appetite for political retribution.

After previously trying and failing to target former director of the FBI,

Jim Comey, the DOJ has secured a new indictment against one of Donald Trump's most prominent perceived

enemies. We do not yet know the full details of the charges against Comey, and we are waiting

on a press conference from the Department of Justice scheduled for this hour. But here's what we do now. The indictment has to do with this post, the former

FBI director made on his Instagram account almost a year ago. Shells on a beach spelling out

8647 with the caption, Cool Shell Formation on My Beach Walk.

The Trump administration has claimed that that post was a call for violence against Donald Trump because of the slang term 86, that usually means to get rid of something.

Immediately after the post, the Secret Service had Jim Comey and his wife, Patricerice followed by law enforcement from their vacation home

in North Carolina, all the way up the eastern seaboard to their home in the Washington, D.C.

area before Jim Comey voluntarily sat for an interview, and the Justice Department dropped the

matter at that time. The former director of the FBI

came on this program last year

and explained that he thought the

seashells that he says were put there

by someone else were nothing more

than clever political speech.

But that he immediately deleted that post

when people thought that he was somehow

calling for violence. Watch what he told us

then.

So you, your position,

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