Trump Cites Clinton, Not Russia, in Comey Firing

The transcript discusses the firing of Mr. Comedy, drawing comparisons to historical events like Nixon's Watergate scandal. It explores the political and legal implications, including the Russia investigation and potential cover-up. The timing and optics of the firing are analyzed, with questions raised about the motivations and reactions from both political parties.

What was the main reason cited for Mr. Comedy's firing?

• His handling of the Russia investigation

• His public statements about the President

• His handling of Clinton's emails

• His refusal to resign

Which historical event is Mr. Comedy's firing compared to?

• The firing of the Watergate special prosecutor

• The impeachment of President Clinton

• The resignation of President Nixon

• The Iran-Contra affair

Who is the Deputy Attorney General mentioned as a key figure in the investigation?

• Robert Bork

• Rod Rosenstein

• Jeff Sessions

• Sergei Lavrov

What role did Jeff Sessions play in the firing of Mr. Comedy?

• He was directly involved despite his recusal

• He resigned in protest

• He recused himself from the decision

• He appointed a special prosecutor

What was unusual about the timing of Mr. Comedy's firing?

• It happened during a holiday

• It coincided with a meeting with the Russian Foreign Minister

• It was done after a Senate hearing

• It was announced at a press conference

What did the White House expect from Democrats regarding the firing?

• Immediate protests

• A call for impeachment

• Support for the decision

• A demand for a public apology

What was the reaction of the Senate Republicans to the firing?

• They were divided in their response

• They unanimously supported it

• They demanded Mr. Comedy's reinstatement

• They called for an immediate investigation