Bill O’Reilly Talking Points
N Rattling Jim Comey’s Cage
ow that former fbi chief james comey might make the bureau’s 10 Most Wanted list, please spare me a few minutes. There is much angst over Jimbo posting on
Instagram that he saw seashells in the sand spell out the numbers “86 47.” That is taken to mean the 47th president, Donald Trump, should be 86’d, slang for banished. I have been 86’d by some miscreants, so I know what this is. Some conservatives and Trump acolytes believe Comey
is calling for the assassination of the president. Jim is a jackanapes, no question; however, he’s not that dumb. But, again, people believe what they want to believe. Comey absolutely believes
Trump is terrible. He says that in public all the time. And the converse is true as well. Trump despises Comey, whom he fired in 2017. But here’s where reality
comes in. While Comey has no power, President Trump pretty much can dictate who gets prosecuted in America. Sorry, Jimmy, there are likely hard times ahead for you. Tulsi Gabbard, director of national intelligence, already has said the guy should be in prison. This is not a good sign for Comey. Read the shells, man. Nevertheless, the arrogant dope will never be convicted
in a D.C. federal courtroom if it ever comes to that. Talk radio and vapid cable TV chatter is one thing; evidence
COMEY
beyond a reasonable doubt is quite something else. There is no way to prove criminal intent in this case, as
Mariska Hargitay can tell you. More perspective. James Comey, 64, is a big boy, 6 feet,
7 inches tall. He doesn’t usually do impulsive things. So why did he do this? Well, Jim has a new book coming out. Aha! Could it be
he was looking for some attention? Well, he got it, all right. Like New York City, Washington, D.C., is an ultra-
liberal place, and that has corrupted the jury pools. It is entirely possible that
the Trump administration will go after Comey. If it does, the corrupt media will canonize the former FBI director as a martyr. He’ll be right up there next to the El Salvador guy. So maybe making a federal
case over this is not a good long-run play. Yes, if I were Trump, I’d rattle old Jim’s cage big time. Induce some perspiration. Maybe “86” him in the public arena. But
revenge often goes awry if you take it too far. Karma, however, can be a bitch. Certainly, it’s no day at the beach. Is it, Jim?
Bill O’Reilly hosts The O’Reilly Update, heard daily on more than 100 radio stations, and is the author of the bestseller The United States of Trump: How the President Really Sees America.
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