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Originally Posted by David Sklansky
I believe Comey is going to disappoint you. He gave some testimony that the FBI has never had to deal with someone trying to stop an investigation. His farewell letter included words stating that the president has every right to fire him even though he didn't have to write that, and would actually be a bit odd to write if he thought he was being fired for not stopping the investigation. Most importantly he has to downplay the significance of Trump's dinner comments to avoid getting in trouble himself.
Since nobody has pointed out why this is wrong: Comey testified that in his experience the FBI had never been
ordered to stop an investigation. The question also specified DOJ officials as the source of the order, so that would technically exclude Trump. But the main point is that Comey's testimony did not encompass informal requests of the sort he alleges Trump made.