Topic: 86 47

James Comey resurfaced on CNN to dismiss controversy over a social media post featuring the numbers "86-47," which some interpreted as a call to "assassinate" the 47th president. Meanwhile, Dan Bongino is criticized for allegedly changing his stance on the Butler assassination attempt and the Epstein case. The host expresses frustration with "patriots" who now seem to be protecting the federal bureaucracy they once criticized.

James Comey is accused of posting a "passive-aggressive dog whistle" for the assassination of Donald Trump with his "86-47" social media post. While Comey claims it was a "clever" restaurant reference, critics point out that in Las Vegas slang, "86" means "eight miles out, six feet under." The host argues that Comey is backpedaling to avoid a visit from law enforcement for inciting violence.

Former FBI Director James Comey was reportedly taken in by the Secret Service for questioning regarding a social media post containing the numbers "86-47." Critics interpret the post as a coded threat against Donald Trump, the 47th President-elect. The segment claims the Department of Justice is conducting a criminal investigation into the "deep state" and the legitimacy of the previous administration's actions.

Alex Jones reports on a social media post by former FBI Director James Comey featuring the numbers 86-47, which Jones interprets as a direct call for the assassination of President Donald Trump. The discussion links this event to previous attempts on Trump's life in Butler, Pennsylvania, and Mar-a-Lago. Jones claims his sources indicate Comey is under criminal investigation and that an indictment is imminent.

Host Chase Geiser analyzes the linguistic origins of the term "86ing" and rejects the defense that Comey was using it in a benign historical context. Geiser claims that Comey authorized espionage against InfoWars in December 2013. The segment notes that Comey has reportedly deleted his Instagram account following the backlash.