Sure, we all want to see James Comey in prison, but many are concerned that the 8647 Seashells stunt, while completely despicable, may not have enough teeth to really get the job done.
And besides, why can’t we go after him for the bigger things he (allllegedly) did?
That’s where the red meat is!
Now comes word today that yes, the charges do extend past the 8647 Seashells post.
Here is Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche:
Acting AG Todd Blanche confirms the DOJ has more evidence against Comey than just his ‘8647’ post:
“This is not just about a single Instagram post. This is about a body of evidence the grand jury collected over 11 months.” pic.twitter.com/WJfiO6YWh9
— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) May 3, 2026
TRANSCRIPT:
Part of what the government would have to prove is intent. James Comey deleted the post the same day, and he wrote, quote, “I didn’t realize some folks associate those numbers with violence. It never occurred to me, but I oppose violence of any kind, so I took the post down.”
How do you prove intent, Mr. Blanche, when Mr. Comey himself said he didn’t understand that some people would look at that and think about violence?
Todd Blanche: You prove intent like you always prove intent. You prove intent with witnesses. You prove intent with documents, with materials. So, again, this is not just about a single Instagram post.
This is about a body of evidence that the grand jury collected over the series of about 11 months. That evidence was presented to the grand jury, and it’s not the government, it’s not the Department of Justice, it’s not Todd Blanche that returned an indictment against James Comey.
It’s a grand jury, part of the judicial process, and this process has to be allowed to play out in the courts. It’s not fair to Mr. Comey. It’s certainly not fair to the prosecutors for us to be airing your view or my view of this indictment.
It’s something that will be presented in court at the time set by the judge.
Speaker 1: Let’s delve a little deeper. Conservative legal scholar Jonathan Turley said, quote, “This indictment is facially unconstitutional, absent some unknown new facts.” Are you, in fact, saying that there are facts beyond this Instagram post that clearly establish an intent to threaten the president’s life?
Todd Blanche: I’ve said repeatedly that this was an investigation that lasted 11 months. If the only facts that existed was the posting of the Instagram, obviously, that wouldn’t have taken 11 months.
And so when Mr. Turley talks about whether it’s facially unconstitutional, absent unknown facts or circumstances, we will necessarily have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt at trial every element of this crime, which we’re prepared to do.
In a longer clip, Mike Davis confirmed and expanded on the details, saying it’s about to get a LOT worse for James Comey.
Watch here:
James Comey’s Legal Troubles Are Not Just Over His ‘8647’ Instagram Post — It’s About to Get A LOT Worse…
Mike Davis warns: “This is just the beginning..”
-Comey lied to Congress
-Leaked Classified info
-Interfered in an election
-Engaged in Grand ConspiracyIt’s time to send… pic.twitter.com/CAzO0Ufz8q
— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) May 4, 2026
TRANSCRIPT:
Ben: In James Comey, there’s a lot of— There’s been a lot of breadcrumb trails about people asking Todd Blanche, Kash Patel, and various agents of the administration, then some John Solomon reporting that it’s not just the Instagram post, that there’s something much bigger that’s been architected around the James Comey indictment and charges.
Do you have any illumination into that, Mike? Could you accelerate maybe that theory?
Mike: Well, obviously, I wouldn’t know what was in the grand jury because that would be illegal, Ben. But let me just give you my suspicions. You have a former FBI director, a former deputy attorney general, who’s the number 2 in the Justice Department, a former US attorney who is posting coded messages, not very coded, for political violence.
Well, guess what? James Comey actually wrote the book on this. His novel is about coded political violence. He knew exactly what he was doing. This was after 2 assassination attempts against then presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Trump survived by a millimeter and a millisecond in Butler, the hand of God. This is just a few months into Trump’s second term, and Comey is saying to 86, 47, what could that possibly have meant after Trump won a broad electoral mandate with 312 electoral votes, all 7 swing states, and the popular vote.
He kept the House, won the Senate by a comfortable margin, a broad electoral mandate to lead. Comey wasn’t talking about Trump resigning or getting impeached. He was clearly messaging that he wants President Trump assassinated. That is a crime.
It’s a federal crime to threaten the President of the United States. That’s a felony. It’s also a federal crime to transmit that threat online. That’s a separate felony, and that’s exactly what happens. That grand jury of fellow citizens in the Eastern District of North Carolina found probable cause that he threatened the life of the president, and he transmitted that threat online.
So there’s certainly evidence that this happened, and there’s certainly probable cause.
Ben: So here’s what Todd Blanche, I know you’re very close with Todd, and I know that you are supportive, obviously, of what Todd is doing as acting attorney general. This weekend, he made a lot of news saying, “No, no, no, this isn’t just about a single Instagram post. There’s a giant body of evidence that we’ve been collecting over 11 months.”
Then we hear from John Solomon that the DOJ is considering reigniting the James Comey lying to Congress Virginia case. Can you talk us through the architecture here? Like, what does the landscape look like legally for James Comey here?
Mike: I would say to James Comey that you are in serious legal jeopardy, and you should be because there is very clear evidence that James Comey has politicized and weaponized the FBI to go after Trump, his top aides and allies like General Michael Flynn, who James Comey set up and took out as the incoming national security advisor in 2017.
This Instagram post is just the beginning of his troubles. They can bring a new case in the Eastern District of Virginia. They had uni-party judges in the DC suburbs protect him when prior US Attorney Lindsay Hogan brought those charges. Todd Blanche, as the acting attorney general, can bring new charges, and he should.
I’m a huge fan of Todd Blanche. He is a bold and fearless warrior for the Constitution. People need to remember that Todd Blanche gave up a lucrative law practice and put everything on the line to protect, to defend, and to win the lawfare brought by the Democrats against President Trump in several trials in several states over several years.
This guy saw how damaging this lawfare is to our republic, and Todd is going to make sure people are held accountable. Yeah, I think the biggest legal problem for James Comey and the other lawfare Democrats is down in the Southern District of Florida, in the Fort Pierce division, where the grand jury, according to news reports, is looking at the grand conspiracy against Trump.
And Jason Redding Quinones, my good friend and fellow warrior, brought on another good friend and fellow warrior, Joe diGenova. And that is where the lawfare Democrats will be held accountable.
Ben: Please, let’s zoom that out. So this is— Again, it’s been very mysterious, been shrouded in secrecy via how these things materialize with secret grand juries. But there have been a lot of rumors about this one, and there’s been a lot of hat tips, nods, and winks about what’s going on in Fort Pierce in Florida.
And that it involves the grand conspiracy in order to entrap Trump via Russiagate, and then to spy on him and his campaign. Do I have this correct, Mike?
Mike: Yeah, it’s what we’ve been talking about on your show, Ben, for almost 4 years since the Mar-a-Lago raid. I have very, very publicly called for this, and I have very publicly advocated for this, including pushing President Trump to hire Jason Redding Quinones as the US attorney in Miami and pushing Jason to hire Joe diGenova.
I’ve said this very publicly. You saw there was a grand jury set up in Fort Pierce. That’s a court filing. That’s public. You see when these subpoenas go out to these lawfare Democrats, they run to their Democrat friends in the press and talk about that.
And so you’ve seen the public reporting on these grand jury subpoenas. You saw the public announcements by Todd Blanche and Jason Redding Quinones to hire Joe diGenova. What’s great about Joe is he’s a former US attorney in DC. I think he’s like 81 years old.
His kids are raised. He doesn’t need another job, and he is a bulldog, and he is going to make damn sure that lawfare Democrats are held accountable for the grand conspiracy going back to the Russian collusion hoax in 2016, where the Democrats made up the Russian collusion hoax to protect Hillary Clinton and her corruption at the Clinton Foundation and to hurt then-candidate Donald Trump.
And when Trump won the upset victory in 2016 and became the president, they tried to sabotage his presidency. They did not want it to come out what they did in the 2016 campaign, where they weaponized the intel agencies and law enforcement to take out Trump and to help Hillary cover up her corruption.
And this has been an ongoing criminal conspiracy for years. It’s still ongoing. They’re covering up the conspiracy, which continues the conspiracy. There’s no statutes of limitations problem, and the hook in Fort Pierce is that’s where they did the Mar-a-Lago raid to go get back the Crossfire Hurricane records that Trump declassified that exposes this conspiracy.
Well done gentlemen!
Now finish the job!






