During the first term of President Trump, former White House Attorney, Ty Cob said that Sunday is a “good chance”, the case against former FBI Director James Comi “was well out before the test.”
On CBS’s “Face the Nation”, Cob said, “I do not see any way in the world that Komi will be convicted.” “And I think there is a good chance, because it was done in a completely unconstitutional, powerful manner, that the case could throw well before the test.”
From Comi, 2013, FBI Director until Trump rejected him in May 2017, Was convicted by A federal grand jury in the eastern district of Virginia on Friday. He was accused of making a wrong statement for the Congress and obstructing the Congress proceedings.
The prosecution came after Eric Cebert, former American Attorney in the eastern district of Virginia, Resigned on 19 September Amid pressure from the administration to initiate an investigation on the New York Attorney General Latitia James on charges of hostage fraud.
His replacement, Lindsay Holigan, was earlier an ally of a White House and was part of the President’s legal team starting in 2022. Holigan’s signature is on Comi’s prosecution.
Comi, Trump for a long time critic, Refused wrongdoing In a video he Posted on Instagram On Thursday.
Cobe served as a White House counsel from July 2017 to May 2018, during which he coordinated the administration’s response to the investigation of Special Advocate Robert Muller in Russian intervention in the 2016 presidential election.
He Told PBS on SaturdayHowever, he never voted for Trump. Cob Also criticized In view of the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel by ABC and Disney, Trump said that the President in an interview with NBC News earlier this month is “fighting against those who humiliate them”.
