FBI Director James Comey, known for his controversial tenure, was indicted on two felony counts for making false statements and obstruction of justice following his September 2020 testimony, where he denied leaking information and obstructing investigations related to the Russia probe. The indictment suggests a broader pattern of misconduct connected to his handling of the Clinton email investigation and potential election interference. Critics, including a 2017 article, argue that Comey obstructed justice to favor Clinton. Recent declassifications establish evidence of Comey’s involvement in manipulating narratives, complicating matters for him as he faces potential prison time if convicted.