His testimony isn't until tomorrow, but we already know how fired FBI Director James Comey will start things out. On Wednesday afternoon, the Senate Intelligence Committee released Comey's opening statement, in which he recalls President Donald Trump telling him “I need loyalty, I expect loyalty.” Comey also confirmed that he told then-President-elect Trump that the FBI was not investigating him personally.
Comey’s statement was posted following a committee hearing in which the nation’s top intelligence officials testified before Senate lawmakers and refused to disclose details of their reported interactions with Trump and his administration.
So what does this all mean for tomorrow’s high-profile hearing? Kirsten Hughes, chair of the Massachusetts Republican Party, and Jesse Mermell, who served as former Governor Deval Patrick’s communications director, to sort out the latest developments.
