You're Fired! Trump Fires FBI Director.

[Digital_Damage]

What are the implications of Comey admitting that he was the one that leaked the memo information?

None what so ever, They were not classified.

[Averageman]

I don't understand how the people of Arizona keep electing this senile old goat...

The Jawas From Tatooine are a big voting block?
Seriously, I don't have a clue, it infuriates my Family members in Arizona to no end.

[Averageman]

What are the implications of Comey admitting that he was the one that leaked the memo information?

It cost him his job.

[FromMyColdDeadHand]

It cost him his job.

The memo leak was after he got fired. Although, there are so many leaks, which even Comey said were false, it is hard to keep track.

On the leaks of false information, why isn't the headline- "Comey confirms there is Fake News!"?

[tb-av]

This entire hearing for the Democrats has been a total letdown. They thought they were getting a Viagra and all they got was a double dose of laxative.

Don't rule out the placebo effect, because people like Savannah Guthrie and Chuck Todd are giddy over this. They now have to get back in front of the camera and teach their followers how to think. Free Kool-aide tomorrow for the NBC crowd.

I don't think they wound McCain's spring up quite tight enough this morning, but I have to give credit that he did go to bat for the "double standard" situation which is rampant in Liberalism 101.

[Todd.K]

It is completely unrelated though and it is classic, "yeah well so and so did something worse!" That is how my toddler acts and not the standard we should hold our public servants to.

The Clinton situation was terrible and a blatant attack on the investigation. BHO coming out and saying what he did was not acceptable and that should not be allowed. Trump saying what he did to Comey might not be a criminal offense but it was a bad move and in poor taste.

Just because those three things are all true doesn't make any one of those less bad. They are all their own independent events and should be treated as such.

I'd say it's connected to the credibility of the witness. I'm not making a comparison of two ethical problems, but Comey's reaction to them.

[tb-av]

McCain made no sense what so ever, Comey was giving the WTF look.

That's because he came out of the blocks saying 'Clinton and Comey' when he meant to say Clinton and Trump. His overall point of the double standard was actually good.

[Digital_Damage]

That's because he came out of the blocks saying 'Clinton and Comey' when he meant to say Clinton and Trump. His overall point of the double standard was actually good.

no it was simply retarded....

He did not just confuse him with Trump once, he did it multiple times.

Then he tried to link the email scandal to Russian interference, which was two completely different things.

Then he could not hear the gavel....

it was terrible and made Comey look like a Mensa member and holder of all truth. He did more damage than good.

[Whiskey_Bravo]

That's because he came out of the blocks saying 'Clinton and Comey' when he meant to say Clinton and Trump. His overall point of the double standard was actually good.

True, is point about the double standard was good. It's too bad he was the messenger.

[tb-av]

True, is point about the double standard was good. It's too bad he was the messenger.

Exactly... he was a terrible messenger. It was a good concept but say Rubio would have done much better with it. Still the point saw a bit more light that others were only eluding to up to that point.

Several mentioned "well how come the info on Trump never got leaked when everything else did?" .. but at least the words came out of McCain's mouth... "You are running a double standard" .. not were,,, but still are.

The others were speaking in the past and McCain at least brought the idea that it's still happening even in his current testimony.