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1:59Now PlayingFormer FBI Director James Comey doesn’t expect the Trump administration to take any further action against him over an Instagram post that some, including the president, viewed as a call to assassinate the commander-in-chief. NY Post reporter Katie Donlevy shares this story.
In his first public remarks since sharing an image of seashells arranged on a beach to form the numbers “86 47,” Comey told MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace he found it “hard to have regret” over the post that he still believes looks “totally innocent” — saying it was “crazy” that anyone would see it as a call for violence.
“I don’t know how we ended up here,” the ex-FBI chief said of the commotion that got him on the Secret Service’s radar. “It never occurred to me it was any kind of controversial thing, but that’s the time we live in.”
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