James Comey on Sunday urged Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to “bone up on the rules” amid the federal prosecution of the former FBI director. “I don’t talk about the case because the federal court rules require you not.

The case centered on an Instagram photo James Comey posted showing seashells spelling '86 47', a slang tied to removing a president

Acting AG Todd Blanche insists the James Comey indictment involves a body of evidence collected over 11 months, not just one Instagram post of seashells.

Former FBI Director James Comey said Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press" that acting Attorney General Todd Blanche should "bone up on the rules" about discussing ongoing cases, when asked about Blanche stating the indictment against Comey is based on more than a picture of seashells that critics interpreted as a threat against President Trump.

Former FBI Director James Comey said Monday that the Trump administration’s pursuit of another indictment against him — this time over an Instagram photo of seashells — reflects the president’s fixation on going after his critics.

The Justice Department is portraying its new prosecution of former FBI Director James Comey as not unlike dozens of other cases faced by individuals who have hurled threats at public officials. But the Comey case may present unique challenges for prosecutors seeking to secure a conviction against the longtime foe of President Trump,

Judge Jesse M. Furman for the Southern District of New York ruled that the court has jurisdiction to hear the case.