After last night's ruling by federal judge Randolph Moss in favor of a public interest group,

a very small one at that, protesting in Washington in front of a courthouse, perhaps the Department

of Justice and Todd Blanche want to 86 the indictment of James Comey, former FBI director,

because the very heart of that indictment about a posting

of a set of seashells on a beach in the outer banks of North Carolina, which read 8647,

and the attempt to indict James Comey because that is somehow a call for incitement of violence against the

president or a call for his assassination. That has been ripped to shreds by federal judge Randolph

Moss in a case having nothing to do with James Comey, but that came out late last night in a matter

involving accountability now USA.

You probably never have heard of them, but now you won't forget them.

That group has been around the clock with volunteers out in front of a courthouse in D.C.

on Constitution Avenue, 24-7, 365, you know, every day have been lobbying the public

in the free exchange of ideas of the public square to impeach and remove Donald Trump.

And somebody went on Amazon and got a giant flag. We have a picture of it here that said 8647. Now, as I've

said before, I worked at a diner when I was studying for the bar. I know what 86 means. It means

in a restaurant parlance that you're out of something. It's the back of the house, telling the front of

the house that they're out of potato salad or tuna fish or French fries or whatever.

86 the chicken salad. That means you're out of it. It doesn't mean take it in the back and assassinate it.

That's what the phrase means.

And yet that's the heart of the indictment against the former director of the FBI came up for a, it came up

a subject matter, First Amendment issue in this case by accountability now, because they were

denied a permit by the superintendent of the National Mall and Memorial Parks and others,

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