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James Comey has requested the dismissal of his indictment for allegedly threatening President Trump through a photo of seashells spelling '8647.' Comey's lawyers argue that the photo is protected speech and that the phrase does not represent a true threat. This is Comey's second indictment during Trump's presidency.
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James Comey has requested the dismissal of his indictment for allegedly threatening President Trump through a photo of seashells spelling '8647.' Comey's lawyers argue that the photo is protected speech and that the phrase does not represent a true threat. This is Comey's second indictment during Trump's presidency.
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