Secret Service Investigates Comey’s Social Media Post Amid Controversy
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In a surprising turn of events, the Secret Service interviewed former FBI Director James Comey on Friday regarding his recent social media post featuring the numbers "8647," which many officials, including DHS Secretary Kristi Noem, interpreted as a death threat against President Trump. Comey, a noted Trump critic, quickly deleted the post and clarified it was not meant to imply violence, but was a political statement.
Comey expressed remorse, stating, "I didn’t realize some folks associate those numbers with violence," emphasizing his opposition to any form of violence. In response, Trump accused Comey of knowingly suggesting assassination, with GOP figures like Tulsi Gabbard calling for legal action against the former director.
The number "8647" has gained notoriety in anti-Trump merchandise and protests, echoing the controversial "8645" pin worn by Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer during Trump’s tenure. Yet, legal experts suggest Comey’s post, while provocative, may not meet the criminal threshold for threats against the president.
As tensions rise, both political and public responses continue to unfold, highlighting the polarized landscape surrounding Trump and his administration.
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