I'm Antonia Hilton in this evening for Ari Melbur. We start tonight with Donald Trump's

Justice Department indicting former FBI director James Comey. And not for the first time. This is the

second case against Comey after the first attempt collapsed, putting one of Trump's most

prominent, perceived political enemies firmly back into the spotlight.

The New York Times calling it, quote, another twist in the department's tortured efforts

to satisfy the demands of Mr. Trump to target Comey, a longtime foe of the president.

This charge is over a social media post made nearly one year ago of a photograph of seashells arranged

to say 86.86 is often slang used in places like restaurants for to remove. And Trump is of course

the 47th president. The DOJ is claiming Comey did, quote, knowingly and willfully make a threat to take

the life of and to inflict bodily harm upon Trump by posting that image, citing a statute that

criminalizes threats to the president. The indictment comes as acting AG Todd Blanche currently

helming the DOJ has been making splashy moves

to permanently get that top job.

Blanche answering questions about free speech

versus true threats.

For critics who say,

where does free speech end

and an actual threat of violence.

Biggie.

I don't know what critics say that, especially today,

but it's not a very difficult line to look at,

and it's not in my mind a difficult line for one to cross over one way or the other.

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