President Trump Blasts the Use of a Biden-Appointed Judge in the James Comey Criminal Case

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On Friday, President Trump criticized the decision to assign a "Crooked Joe Biden-appointed judge" to hear James Comey's criminal case, claiming the "dirty cop" would have to "pay a very big price." Comey's 2020 testimony regarding the Trump-Russia investigation led to his indictment on Thursday on charges of lying and obstruction.

A federal grand jury in Virginia accused Comey, 64, on Thursday of allegedly lying to Congress about approving leaks connected to the FBI's "Crossfire Hurricane" investigation. 

"Corrupt James Comey lied, regardless of your opinion of him." Trump posted on Truth Social. Comey should be held accountable for "a very serious and far-reaching lie," he said, adding that he "knew exactly what he was saying."

"Career FBI agents, intel analysts, and staff led the investigation into Comey and others," said FBI Director Kash Patel, who defended the investigation's integrity and called media accusations of partisanship "hypocrisy on steroids."

President Donald Trump expressed harsh disapproval on Friday after finding out that a judge he referred to as "a Crooked Joe Biden appointee" will be presiding over James Comey's criminal prosecution. A day earlier, the former FBI director, who Trump fired in 2017, was charged with lying to Congress about his involvement in media leaks related to the investigation into the Trump-Russia connection.

"He's off to a great start, having just been assigned a judge appointed by Crooked Joe Biden." Trump went on to say, "James 'Dirty Cop' Comey destroyed lives. He was fully aware that what he was saying was a grave and extensive deception for which a heavy price would have to be paid.”

Comey denied approving media leaks on Crossfire Hurricane, the FBI's investigation into purported connections between Trump's 2016 campaign and Russia, in his 2020 Senate testimony, which is the basis for the charges. Prosecutors claim that Comey's testimony was fraudulent, and they have records that refute this assertion. The Department of Justice says Comey is anticipated to turn himself in willingly. The five-year statute of limitations was about to run out when he was indicted.

FBI Director Kash Patel responded to detractors who said the agency was acting politically under Trump's influence. TStaff, intelligence analysts, and career FBI agents led the investigation into Comey and others. In a statement uploaded to X, Patel stated, "They called the balls and strikes, and they will continue to do so." "The same bankrupt media that sold the world on Russiagate," he continued, "are attacking the probe precisely because we are over the target."

In a public video address on Thursday night, Comey presented himself as a political victim and asserted his innocence. He remarked, "My family and I have known for years that opposing Donald Trump comes with costs." "We're not going to live on our knees." "My heart is broken for the Department of Justice, but let's have a trial and keep the faith," he continued. "I have great confidence in the federal judicial system, and I'm innocent."

Nearly ten years after the Trump-Russia scandal began, Comey's indictment represents yet another significant development in the ongoing development of one of Washington's most protracted political conflicts.

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