If you didn’t get the chance to catch former FBI Director James Comey’s interview with George Stephanopolous on ABC News over the weekend — fret not, you’re just as informed now as you were before he launched his latest cash-grab.
Comey’s interview was billed by ABC as the media event of the century, with the teaser resembling something closer to a preview of an Avengers movie more than a serious piece of news.
So, how did the interview go? Let’s just say it didn’t exactly live up to the hype. Stephanopolous, who’s career in journalism follows his years as a Clinton administration insider and Democratic Party operative, threw one softball question after another, and spent a considerable amount of time simply lamenting 2016’s presidential election result.
Let’s be honest for a second: the release of Comey’s supposed tell-all account is little more than a boon for the fired FBI director’s retirement account. After spending a year out of the job, Comey probably isn’t pinching pennies, but he saw an opportunity and took it.
Listen to Mark Dice break down the whole situation in the video below.
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