Former FBI director James Comey said that he is missing his former colleagues on Wednesday, the one-year anniversary of his controversial firing by President Trump.
“Missing the people of the FBI today,” Comey tweeted. “Thank you for your commitment to truth and for all the good you do for this country.
Missing the people of the FBI today. Thank you for your commitment to truth and for all the good you do for this country. pic.twitter.com/pMM6y3qQFT
— James Comey (@Comey) May 9, 2018
Much of Comey’s inner circle has either been fired from the FBI, forced to retire or stripped from their positions since Comey departed the bureau.
Comey, who released a memoir last month, has become a frequent critic of Trump and his administration.
Press secretary Sarah Sanders said last month firing Comey will go down as one of Trump’s “greatest achievements.”
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