James Comey was the FBI director. After the investigation into the issue of Hillary Clinton and her email server, he gathered up all the evidence and arranged a press conference to be held on July 5, 2016, where he announced the findings. It was an expectation by many that he would outline evidence against Clinton for the crimes she had committed — but yet, this was not the case. Although Comey laid out the evidence he had on the issue, he did not refer Clinton for prosecution. This chapter arouses Jarrett’s feelings, which makes him believe that Comey’s assessment was inaccurate and conspicuously wrong.