It seems like Rosenstein is afraid of taking the fall again like in the Comey Affair, so while I'd like to believe him when he says he wouldn't act on an order to fire Mueller, I'll remain skeptical for now, given how easily he went along the first time.

I just find it mind-boggling that we're already moving on to the next colossal firing and Republicans see nothing wrong with it. Of course, they also see nothing wrong with grinding the poor to dust, so I shouldn't be too surprised.

Top. Men.

Top men are looking into it as we speak.

Nice game, pretty boy!

Attorney General Jeff Sessions, during his testimony to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, refused to answer many of the questions put forth because “it would be inappropriate for me to answer and reveal private conversations with the president when he has not had a full opportunity to review the questions…

Now we know who's going to be the main villain in the sequel to "The Stand."

When Sony releases its bizarre version of clean films, you're gonna see some serious stuff.

I would not have been at all surprised if Jeff Goldblum had been the bartender.

This episode was a magnificent rollercoaster. I laughed at Albert cussing out Gene Kelley and I flinched hard when I saw that asshole Richard Horne kill that kid, something that got repeated when Ike the Spike went on his murderous rampage. Things like the odd musical cues, finally getting to see Diane, and that sweet…

They should just put Ramsay in charge of the Dark Universe. I'd love to see the look on Cruise's face when he calls Xenu a donkey.

Last time I checked, the tapes were in the basement of the Alamo, so someone should get right on that.

After Trump blithely offered to testify under oath about his encounters with James Comey, testimony that he implied would be a more accurate version, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer took Trump up on his offer. Stating that he’d “like to invite the president to testify before the Senate,” Schumer also said that if…

5. All you had to do was get the almanac back.

During his testimony to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, James Comey bluntly stated that the Trump administration “chose to defame me, and more importantly, the FBI by saying that the organization was in disarray, that it was poorly led, that the workforce had lost confidence in its leader. Those were…

Right now, I just hope the nuclear codes are as far away from the White House as possible. Just because Trump starts having a meltdown doesn't mean the entire world should melt too.

At this point, it definitely can be two things.

Before the election, there were rumors that large swathes of the FBI absolutely hated Hillary, so it wouldn't be too much of a stretch to believe Comey shared in the feeling. Whatever discomfort he's suffered because of Trump in the last few months, it clearly wasn't enough.

I hope Comey retained Tom Hagen as his lawyer. I hear that guy's tremendous when it comes to clearing legal obstacles.

It's basically a dumber, badly written knock-off of "Foucault's Pendulum," which I very much recommend.