Hannity Ratcliffe Questions Comey on Timing of Clinton Decision

Did you make the decision not to recommend criminal charges relating to classified information before or after Hillary Clinton was interviewed by the FBI on July the 2nd? After. But if colleagues of ours believe I am lying about when I made this decision, please urge them to contact me privately so we can have a conversation about this. All I can do is tell you again, the decision was made after that because I didn't know what was going to happen in that interview. She maybe lied during the interview in a way we could prove. So now it looks like James Comey lied to Congress. But his behavior is not surprising, giving everything else that we have learned about the former FBI director. He appears he's a rogue agent. He doesn't care about enforcing the law. Otherwise, this never would have happened. And remember, Comey may have broken the law by drafting memos on the government computer after he met with Donald Trump and then removing those documents from the FBI. And then, of course, he also admitted before Congress that he had his best friend leak the contents of the memos to The New York Times in the hopes that it would bring about a special counsel, which, in fact, it did. And we can't forget about Comey testifying the former Obama attorney general, Loretta Lynch, had pressured him into calling the Clinton investigation a matter in public. And he ended up listening and doing that. So the former FBI director is also a massive hypocrite. He claims to have detailed notes and memos about private conversations that he had with President Trump. But he didn't write a single word down about his conversations with Loretta Lynch. Here's what's important. If this country still cares about respecting the Constitution, the rule of law, equal application of the law, then it's time to reopen the Clinton server case and investigate everything that Comey prematurely exonerated Hillary Clinton for. And Comey himself, he needs to be held accountable for these actions. But they are inexcusable. And that's a very important aspect to a constitutional republic.