The indictment against James Comey appears to be legally weak, but Comey remains a ridiculous and awful figure who is not deserving of sympathy.

“So again, don't mistake my questions about the indictment for a belief that James Comey is somehow deserving of tremendous sympathy. I do not think that James Comey is worthy of tremendous sympathy. Awful director of the FBI, a joke of a public figure.”

The current challenge to the Comey indictment is an administrative non-issue that does not invalidate the charges.

“So, look, this is really much ado about nothing.”

A judge is properly fulfilling their role by ensuring due process when raising concerns about irregularities in grand jury proceedings.

“I also don't take exception to a judge stepping in because my feeling is a judge is always there to ensure that due process is happening.”

The indictment against James Comey is procedurally sound and would likely stand in court.

“I think it's a fine one. I think the indictment's fine, and I think it would stand.”