James Comey confirms he knew from the start that Jeff Sessions was going down

| 12:09 pm EDT June 8, 2017
Share with your friends!
BlueskyMessengerPrintRedditSMSThreadsWhatsAppTelegram
We've launched the Palmer Report 2025 Operating Expenses Fund. If we can fully fund this, it'll bridge the gap and ensure that Palmer Report can keep fighting now and forever. I'm asking you to contribute what you can to our GoFundMe Page or our PayPal Page, both of which accept debit and credit cards. Thank you.

During the course of former FBI Director James Comey’s written testimony released yesterday and his live testimony taking place today, he’s now stated twice that he didn’t share certain details with Attorney General Jeff Sessions early on because he expected Sessions would end up recusing himself. When asked why, he stated that he couldn’t answer in an open hearing because some of it is classified.

This sets up a remarkable new premise in which not only does Comey think Sessions is going down in this scandal, he’s known from the start that Sessions was going down. Moreover, this goes beyond the mere fact that Sessions lied under oath about his meetings with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak, as there are also classified reasons for why Comey knew Sessions would have to recuse himself – which ostensibly still must remain secret because they’re still being investigated.

It’s also notable that Comey and his team believed Sessions would recuse himself early on, suggesting that the evidence of his wrongdoing was so overwhelming that it wouldn’t take long to begin surfacing.

Further, this strongly points to Special Counsel Robert Mueller investigating Jeff Sessions as part of his Trump-Russia probe, as has already been suggested over the past week in the media.

It's been a tough week, a tough month, a tough year. For all of us. But the fight goes on. Because we know how important this is. Because we care. Because we're the ones who fight. It's you and me. It has been for a decade. And I'm never backing down. But Palmer Report does have operating expenses. And in this uncertain time, I truly need your help. For that reason I've launched the Palmer Report 2025 Operating Expenses Fund. If we can fully fund this, it'll bridge the gap and ensure that Palmer Report can keep fighting now and forever. I'm asking you to contribute what you can to our GoFundMe Page or our PayPal Page, both of which accept debit and credit cards. Thank you.