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James Comey, White House and Social Media

EX-FBI chief Comey’s ‘86 47’ social media post condemned by White House as attempt to put ‘hit’ on president

FBI head James Comey is getting lambasted online after he shared a post on social media that many are taking as a "hit" on President Donald Trump's life.

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‘It’s not my first rodeo’: James Comey speaks out after controversial social media post

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White House Says James Comey’s Trump Social Media Post ‘Is Being Taken Seriously’

Comey claims he had no dark intentions with '86 47' seashell post, isn't scared of Trump admin

Former FBI director James Comey told MSNBC Monday that he had no bad intentions with a post on Instagram he has since deleted, and that he is not intimidated by President Donald Trump’s administration...

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James Comey calls Secret Service probe over beach photo ‘a distraction’

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Comey calls seashells post that sparked Trump threats probe a "distraction"

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Comey’s ‘8647’ message ‘concerns’ White House and prompts DHS investigation

To be "86'ed" is slang for "to be thrown out" or "get rid of," leading many Trump allies to see Comey's post as a direct threat against Trump's life.

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Comey calls Trump seashell photo backlash a ‘distraction’ after Secret Service scrutiny

Former FBI Director James Comey on Monday called the recent backlash to his “8647” seashell photo a “distraction” and maintained that his intentions were “totally innocent” behind the now-deleted

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'They will be sorry': 3 wildest moments from James Comey’s interview with Nicolle Wallace

James Comey, who was the director of the FBI under Presidents Barack Obama and Donald Trump, is now giving his frank assessment of his former boss' second term — and insisting that he's not backing down despite facing a potential criminal prosecution.

James Comey explains ‘8647’ post that led to Secret Service meeting

Former FBI Director James Comey sits down with Nicolle Wallace following Secret Service interview and social post controversy. Comey explains the "8647" post and his experience with the Secret Service on Deadline: White House.

James Comey under fire for saying ’86′, but where does the slang term come from?

The Merriam-Webster dictionary traces “86” to “1930s soda-counter slang meaning that an item was sold out. There is varying anecdotal evidence about why the term eighty-six was used, but the most common theory is that it is rhyming slang for nix.”