“Trump may have been with prostitutes pissing on each other in Moscow”

In an interview, former FBI Director James Comey said he believed that United States President Donald Trump is not “morally” qualified to hold the position and stated that some aspects of the current Administration remind him of the forms used by the mafia.

“Yes, but not in the way they generally talk about it. I don’t think he’s medically unfit to be president, I think he’s morally unfit to be president,” Comey said in an interview with the channel. ABC News.

The former official said this when asked for his opinion on the possible incapacitation of the president, an issue that in recent months has gained followers among part of Washington’s political classwhich sees in the president’s usual outbursts signs of a possible mental illness.

The interview, of which various excerpts had already been released over the last few days, had raised great expectations due to some of the statements of the former number one of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)like those in which Comey compares the president to a mafia boss.

“That culture of leadership constantly comes to mind when I think about the Trump Administration,” Comey said, referring to his early career fighting organized crime in New York.

These types of statements have provoked the anger of the president, who since Friday has not hesitated to use his personal Twitter account to call Comey a “snitch”, “liar” and “unintelligent”.

One of the most complicated points to deal with with the president, he said, was the content of the so-called Steele dossier, the result of an investigation by former British spy Christopher Steele, financed by the Democratic Party and in which it was stated that Trump had resorted to the services of prostitutes in Moscow in 2013.

“He asked me: ‘Do I seem like the type of person who needs to hire prostitutes?'” said Comey, who claimed not to know if another of the most controversial points in the dossier is true, the one in which it is stated that Trump urged the prostitutes to urinate on the hotel bed because it was the same one in which Barack Obama had slept some time ago. “It’s possible but I don’t know,” he added..

Asked if he considers that his decision to announce the reopening of the FBI investigation into the then Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton a few days before the celebration of the could help Trump win the 2016 presidential election, Comey was clear:

“I think, oh my gosh, we had some role in that, we had some impact on the election.”

In any case, this seems to be just one more episode in the already tense relationship between Trump and Comeyand which reached its critical moment in April of last year when the president fired the official for, according to various media outlets, his work leading the investigation of the so-called ‘Russian plot’.

“I thought it was crazy to fire me,” said Comey, recalling a decision that, he said, caught him by surprise and that was interpreted by the American population as a maneuver by Trump to put an end to the investigations.

At the moment, Comey’s firing is investigated as a possible attempt to obstruct justice by special counsel Robert Mueller, who after Comey’s expulsion went on to lead the investigations into the alleged ties between the Kremlin and Trump.

An autobiographical book

During the interview, which is part of the promotional campaign for the autobiographical book “A higher loyalty,” which will go on sale this week, Comey He again insisted that Trump demanded loyalty from himjust as he did when he was called to testify before Congress in June of last year.

“It might have been better to give him a more explicit answer, like ‘Sir, I can’t promise you loyalty.’ But at the time, frankly, it didn’t occur to me. And maybe I didn’t have the courage to do it. I wanted to end the conversation without being compromised.“he explained.

In fact, according to the now writer, The possible collusion between the now president’s campaign and Moscow has been a shadow that loomed over the relationship between the two from the very day they met.

According to the former FBI director during that first meeting, in which he joked that the president’s laborious haircut caught his attention, both had to address said investigation.