James Comey refused to say on Thursday if he believed President Donald Trump obstructed justice. But the ousted FBI director gave Robert Mueller plenty to work with as the special counsel investigates whether the president or his allies committed any crimes.During two riveting hours before the Senate Intelligence Committee, Comey testified Trump urged him on multiple occasions to end a probe into then-National Security Adviser Michael Flynn and then, while stewing over what the investigation was doing to his administration, the president fired him.Comey declined to render his own legal opinion as to whether what Trump did was illegal, but …read more
Source: POLITICO – U.S. Edition
