Thread: Trump asked James Comey to pledge his loyalty to him

The White House has not commented on the story to CBS News, although Deputy Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told the Times, "We don't believe this to be an accurate account," adding, "The integrity of our law enforcement agencies and their leadership is of the utmost importance to President Trump. He would never even suggest the expectation of personal loyalty, only loyalty to our country and its great people."

Yes, I was thinking if Trump said anything to Comey about loyalty, he was referring to loyalty to the United States and the American People. I'm glad Sanders made this clarification. If Trump discussed loyalty with Comey, it's Comey who didn't understand what it meant.

But, that said, it's still very important that all appointees have loyalty to the President, the White House, the Administration and the Agenda they were elected to execute. That's why we have elections. We don't have elections to change faces in the White House, we have elections to either continue existing agendas, or elections to change them. This election was all about changing the Agenda and fixing our country, and that would include some needed changes at the FBI. There's something very wrong in the FBI and possibly some of our other "Intel" agencies.too.

Trump will get to the bottom of it, and the first step is removing Comey. Now he'll have to figure out who the Comey and Hillary Loyalists are in the FBI. Apparently quite a few. So that can't be remedied until a new Director is chosen and confirmed.

Trumps way of feeling him out. To see what he would say. I read Trump is very good at reading people just by watching their reactions to questions. He an expert at reading their body language, facial expressions, jesters, eyes. An absurd question would surly set some of these in action. Most likely testing Comey.