Accuracy in Media

Adam Schiff, a vocal critic of President Donald Trump and his administration, admitted he has a “queasy feeling” about former Attorney General Loretta Lynch’s possible role in the FBI’s investigation of Hillary Clinton’s e-mails. Former FBI director James Comey said that Lynch directed him to look into the “matter” about Clinton’s e-mails, and she avoided […]

Considering that former FBI director James Comey criticized the New York Times for leaking unsubstantiated and sensitive information, it is ironic that the Times is suing the federal government to obtain the memoranda that Comey claimed to have.

Professor Jonathan Turley, one of the fairer and open-minded law professors, recently penned an op-ed at The Hill and said he was alarmed by former FBI director James Comey’s admission. Comey admitted being the source of a leak of memos, which gave his side of the story of his conversations with President Trump. Turley said […]

James Comey had his time in the spotlight yesterday when he spoke at a Capitol Hill hearing on the Russia probe and other subjects. He addressed a variety of issues, but one thing that he did not let slip by was the press and media’s use of anonymous sources in reporting sensitive material and information: […]

Talk about an interesting statement from yesterday’s Capitol Hill hearing, where former FBI director James Comey testified about his insight into the Russia probe headed by the FBI and other subjects. Comey said that his announcement of investigating Hillary Clinton’s e-mails “ultimately” came from the unannounced meeting between Bill Clinton (Hillary’s husband) and then-Attorney General […]

Former FBI director James Comey appeared on Capitol Hill to give his side of his firing and insight into the Russia “meddling” probe being conducted by the FBI. He made statements that appealed to both sides of the political aisle, ranging from criticizing Trump’s alleged defamation of him to disagreeing on direct Russian interference in […]