Justice Department’s allegations against James Comey
Government reveals formidable evidence against former FBI chief
COMMENTARY
By Editorial Board - The Washington Times - Saturday, November 8, 2025
OPINION:
Democratic talking points insist President Trump is out for revenge. They say he hired former beauty queen Lindsey Halligan to go after his enemies, even though she’s in way over her head.
It turns out Ms. Halligan is more than just a pretty face. Unlike the slapdash legal work done to persecute Mr. Trump during the previous administration, her latest court filing paints a damning portrait of James B. Comey’s alleged deeds.
Notes scribbled in the former FBI director’s own hand establish his knowledge of Hillary Clinton’s plot to tar Mr. Trump as an agent of Russia. When asked about the same in a congressional proceeding, he insisted, under oath, “that doesn’t ring any bells with me.”
Sen. Charles E. Grassley then asked Mr. Comey whether he “ever authorized someone else at the FBI to be an anonymous source in news reports about the Trump investigation or the Clinton investigation?” He replied “no” and “never.”
FBI records suggest otherwise. Mr. Comey designated Daniel Richman, a Columbia Law School professor, a special government employee for the sole purpose of leaking on his behalf to tractable journalists at outlets like the New York Times (NYT).
This was already known. Mr. Comey previously admitted that, after Mr. Trump fired him, he authorized his operative to circulate the confidential memos he wrote documenting his conversations with the president. “I thought that might prompt the appointment of a special counsel,” Mr. Comey conceded.
It worked. Special counsel Robert Mueller was tapped to drag out the discussion of Mr. Trump’s ties to Russia — ties that only existed in the salacious Steele dossier fabricated at the direction of Mrs. Clinton’s presidential campaign.
What’s new is the paper trail shows how carefully Mr. Comey covered the tracks of this extensive scheme. He used a Gmail account under the pseudonym Reinhold Niebuhr, a liberal 20th-century theologian, to direct Mr. Richman’s activities, evading his duty to preserve official communications.
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