Comey Indicted Over Seashell Post

0:00On April 29, Justice Department hit former FBI Director James Comey with a second federal indictment over an Instagram post of C-Shale Spelling, out 86.47. Prosecutors say 86 means kill and slang, and 47 nods to President Donald Trump as the upcoming 47th president, two counts under federal threat laws, each carrying up to 10 years behind bars. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche faced heat at a press conference, brushing off free speech worries by stressing you can't threaten the president's life. It's straight up illegal, especially amid recent violence against officials. FBI Director Cash Patel jumped in, calling out Comey for knowing better as a former top cop, and promising he'll face the music in court. Legal experts aren't buying it though. First the minimum pros like those from Stanford and George Washington say the post is too vague, multiple meanings. For 86 and likely protected speech that won't stick, arrest warrants out, but Comey's team

1:01is negotiating a self-surrender, probably in North Carolina where the pick was snapped or nearby Virginia, no. Drama expected. This one's testing threat lines online, and courts will decide if it crosses them. That wraps entertainment and celebrity news today, brought to you with AI.