Trump Accepts Potential Comey, Brennan Arrests over Russiagate

President Donald Trump expressed in multiple interviews that he would not be bothered by the live televised arrests of former FBI Director James Comey and ex-CIA Director John Brennan, citing their alleged misconduct during the Russiagate investigation as disgraceful and harmful to the country. Trump emphasized that those officials cheated, lied, and committed crimes against him and the nation by pushing false claims of collusion with Russia during the 2016 election. While he stated he is not directly involved in the current investigations, Trump supports potential arrests and has shifted from his earlier stance of leniency toward political opponents to advocating for accountability. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has declassified documents and referred claims of misconduct by intelligence officials to the Justice Department, which may lead to charges. Trump criticized what he calls highly partisan lawfare against him and insists that the real criminals are those who orchestrated the Russiagate hoax. The president's comments reflect his ongoing effort to hold former intelligence and law enforcement leaders accountable for their actions during the Obama administration.