Showtime's two-part series, based on former FBI Director Jim Comey's memoir, retraces key moments and missteps of the last presidential race and its aftermath
Brendan Gleeson stars as Donald Trump in two-part Showtime series
"What are the consequences for [Comey's] unlawful conduct. Could it be years in jail?" the president wrote
His questions fall under two categories: Russia and obstruction of justice, and they vary in scope from the broad to the specific
“People that are in the highest echelons of the law enforcement of this nation saying things like that, that sounds an awful lot like a coup,” the congresswoman said
The Trump-loving cult thought James Comey was wise to a Deep State hit job on the Grass Valley Charter School Foundation's Blue Marble Jubilee
"Accomplished people lacking inner strength can’t resist the compromises necessary to survive Mr. Trump and that adds up to something they will never recover from."
"The notion that obstruction cases are somehow undermined by the absence of proof of an underlying crime — that is not my experience in 40 years of doing this nor is it the Department of Justice's tradition."
The inquiry was two-pronged, with both counterintelligence and criminal components
Republicans subpoenaed Comey to talk about the handling of the 2016 election and Hillary Clinton's emails
