'Let's go': Comey responds after being charged with threatening Trump
Former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted over a social media post featuring seashells on a beach, which prosecutors allege constituted a threat against former President Donald Trump. Comey responded with a brief 'Let's go,' asserting he remains innocent and unafraid. The charges have sparked debate over free speech and political retaliation. Legal proceedings are ongoing.
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