Former FBI Director James Comey admitted to the Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday that he asked a Columbia professor friend to leak a memo he kept regarding his conversation with President Trump to the press.

The memo was leaked to one of the key players in the witch hunt for a Russian connection with President Trump Russia, the New York Times, the leftist media arm of the Democrat Party. The New York Times ran with the story that Trump was pushing Comey to drop the Flynn investigation.

GP: Comey also told the Senate Intelligence Committee he knew The New York Times was publishing leaked reports that were not accurate. But James Comey said he would not tell the NY Times about their fraudulent report because that would not be right (?).

Jame Comey’s priorities are a bit confusing.

Zero Hedge – For those of you who continue to consume anonymously-sourced news from the likes of CNN, NYT, WAPO, etc, as pure fact and a perfect substitute for actual, unbiased journalism, while blindly ignoring the overwhelming evidence which continues to suggest these outlets are simply pushing a sensationalized narrative aimed at bringing down an administration of which they disapprove, please consider Comey’s testimony from earlier today in which he describes a February NY Times story, which alleged numerous contacts between Trump associates and Russia, as “almost entirely wrong”

Meanwhile, in earlier testimony with Senator Risch, Comey further explained why anonymously sourced stories can often be pure “nonsense.”

Risch:  “So the American people can understand this, that report by the New York Times was not true, is that a fair statement?”

Comey:  “In the main it was not true.  And, again, all of you know this, maybe the American people do not, the challenge, and I’m not picking on reporters, about writing stories about classified information is, the people talking about it often don’t really know what’s going on and those of us who actually know what’s going on are not talking about it.

And we don’t call the press to say ‘hey, you got that thing wrong about his sensitive topic.'”

“I mentioned to the chairman the nonsense around what influenced me to make the July 5th Statement.  Nonsense, but I can’t go explaining why it’s nonsense.”

As a special reward for publishing FAKE NEWS about President Trump, he offered the New York Times a special seat in the back row of his press conference…right next to Univision!

According to Gabby Morrongiello, a reporter for the NYP, President Trump also made answering the questions of the fake news US reporters a low-priority:

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