James Comey’s bizarre Taylor Swift confession video goes viral

Former FBI director James Comey confessed in a strange video on Sunday that Taylor Swift was the soundtrack of his family – and a source for source of life Dealing with bullying.

He also climbed to President Donald Trump and bragged with a family “Swiftie” group and talked about how he blows up “Tay Tay” as he mowed the lawn.

Comey opened opened by accusing Trump of humiliating America alongside Vladimir Putin and “calling a bad dream from which you cannot wake up”.

Comey said he was at two fast concerts and even helped relatives to make tickets.

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“I am in a family’s sweat group. I know all their music and hear them in my headphones when I cut the grass,” said Comey.

His favorites? The 10-minute “all to to to to to good” and “exile” with Bon Iver.

“Taylor Swift grew up with my family and provided us with a soundtrack when we grown and learned and adapted ourselves and adapted with adversity and celebrations,” he said, adding that millions of families probably feel the same.

Comey explained In every phase of Swift’s career, she showed a path that was resonance with children, which also felt right for him as parents, and she continued to do so as a adult artist.

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Comey said Swift’s example helps him resist “bully” without being like it. He contrasted with satirical posts that were mocked over Trump, which he called funny, but also worryingly.

“But I have to be honest, sometimes it makes me a strange feeling because I don’t want us to become like Trump and his supporters,” he continued. “There are far decent, honest, friendly people in America as common. And don’t understand me wrong, we have our idiots, millions of them.”

He accused the GOP of the “breathtaking rudeness” while he said it was a minority view in America.

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“I am not an advocate of the weakness. Of course we have to face idiots and defend what is important, but I think we have to try to do this without being what makes me think about Taylor Swift,” he said. “She made it clear that she saw Donald Trump for what he is. Last year, she asked the Americans not to make the serious mistake of choosing him.

“Of course we now live with the consequences of this mistake Taylor Swift Is it still hot and explained that he can’t stand her, what does she do? She lived her best life, produced great music and urged us all to do our thoughts during the podcast without giving the idiots about her thoughts, “continued Comey.

He quoted Swift’s advice to treat personal energy like a luxury article, and announced it with research that showed rudeness that makes people less happy.

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“We cannot prevent people from being idiots. We can do it to prevent it, to hurt ourselves, to change us,” he added.

Then he said over the second time that he saw Swift 14 years ago in Hartford, Connecticut, Swift in the concert.

During the concert, Swift sang a song and asked evil people: “Why do you have to be so mean.”

“I bet you pushed around. Someone made you cold. But the cycle ends at the moment because you can’t let me down on this street,” said Comey and recited Swift’s texts for ‘Mean’. “You will be happy that I didn’t sing that. That is true, because in this way of misfortune nobody should have this power over us.”

The video became viral, a user called it “the scaryest video in the history of social media” and another writing “It is really stunning that this man serves as FBI director. “

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Comey has a history of provocative contributions, including a “86 47” fotion photo, on which the backlash and a “votum Harris” shotgun he shared last year.