| | | Not kidding about the Trump Fake News re Comey and NYT bldg:
‘Fox & Friends’ takes Comey bashing to a cynical low
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2017/06/23/fox-friends-takes-comey-bashing-to-a-cynical-low/?
utm_term=.e514a481917c
 
 Daily Mail US
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EXCLUSIVE: Ousted FBI director James Comey visits The New York Times t.co
... It turns out that Comey, accompanied by his wife, Patrice Failor, visited one of the 25 floors in the building that is not occupied by the Times to attend an event for Court Appointed Special Advocates, a nonprofit organization that trains volunteers to represent abused and neglected children.
This was not some new cause adopted as a cover story. Comey and Failor, who have five children of their own, were foster parents during Comey's first stint in Washington, at the Justice Department under George W. Bush, and when they lived in Connecticut, during Comey's time at a hedge fund.
[ The Comey's are white hats, indeed. ]
Failor volunteered as a court-appointed special advocate in Bridgewater, Conn. She testified about her experience before the Judiciary Committee of the Connecticut state legislature last March. Comey was there. You can read all about it in this contemporaneous report by the Connecticut Mirror.
Yet the hosts of “Fox & Friends” on Friday repeatedly suggested that the true purpose of Comey's visit to 620 Eighth Ave. was to meet with reporters, despite the Times saying no such meeting occurred.
“The New York Times gets a special visitor,” Jillian Mele told viewers during a news break. “The Daily Mail got these pictures of former FBI director James Comey stopping by their office in Manhattan. He reportedly spent three hours inside. The visit comes after he admitted leaking private conversations he had with the president to the Times.”
“Wonder what James Comey was doing at the New York Times,” Ed Henry chimed in. “It's so odd.”
“Just doesn't look good,” Ainsley Earhardt added later in the show, when the hosts returned to the subject of Comey's visit.
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If you believe ANYTHING you see on Fox News, you're a fool.
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