VIDEO: James Comey Sounds ‘B*tchy’ Says Fox News Anchor Chris Wallace

Appearing on Fox News this morning, commentator Chris Wallace discussed fired cop James Comey’s new book and he didn’t hold back what he thought about it.

“The other thing that surprises me, frankly, is how bitchy the book is. Comey goes out of his way to say the president isn’t as tall as he thought he was,” Wallace chirped.

“He checked out the size of his hands the first time they shook hands. That he noticed that the president seemed to have little white half moons under his eyes. Maybe he had sun tanning goggles that he wore.”

“You know, I think one could argue that by getting into the kind of political food fight, that James Comey has done more damage to his own reputation than he has to President Trump’s.”

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Who knew Chris Wallace had that kind of roast in him? It’s absolutely hilarious to hear that come out of a man who moderates presidential debates.

But he’s totally right. Ever since being fired like a dog by President Trump, James Comey has thrust himself into the spotlight claiming victim status and becoming a de facto leader of The Resistance™.

Comey has taken his whining tour almost the course of an entire year, with his book being the culmination (and cash in.) This is what all the weird photos and cryptic tweets have been about: money.

The funniest part of all, even though Chris Wallace’s back hand was pretty humorous, is that Comey admits that he doesn’t even think President Trump did anything illegal.

Here’s what Wallace had to say about that:

“But in terms of hard facts, you know, people are talking about bombshells. There are none. Basically everything that he said in terms of the facts of what the president did he already has testified before Congressional committee. And, in fact, at one point he says while he thinks the president’s behavior may have been unethical, it may not have been illegal. “

You can watch a clip with the “bitchy” remark right here: