Gabbard says Komei should “put behind bars” after “86 47” Instagram image

Director of National Intelligence Tolsi Gabbard Former FBI director James Komei, he must “put behind bars” to get a post on Instagram on Thursday, claiming that “a call to assassinate (President Donald Trump.)

Earlier on Thursday, Komei shared an image on Instagram with coincidences formed in the numbers “86 47.” For some, the number “86” is a sign of a summons to kill or get rid of someone or something and “47” is usually used to refer to President 47 of the United States.

Come wrote in the commentary, which has been deleted since: “Forming a cold shell on my beach walk …”.

Gabbard made comments on “Jesse Watters Brestri” on Thursday night after Come said that he was not aware that the number “86” was standing for a kind of violence.

The former social media head “86 47” for the social media, which was condemned by the White House as an attempt to put “beating” on the president

“I previously published a picture of some of the shells that I saw today on the beach, which I assumed to be a political message,” Komei said after deleting the initial image. “I did not realize that some people link these numbers to violence. I never happened to me, but I oppose violence of any kind, so I took this position.”

Gabbard said that Kumei and his people “need to be accredited according to the law” regardless of the reason he said he published the picture.

“The ruling of the law says that the people who like those who issue direct threats against Potus, who mainly issue an invitation to assassinate him, should take responsibility under the law,” Gabbard said, adding that she believes that he should be in prison.

The director of the National Intelligence said that Kumi’s position is “very concerned (the life of the president).”

“I am very concerned about the president’s life,” she said.

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Gabbard also said that Come has a great impact and that there are “people who take (him) seriously.”

Shortly after the posting Komi removal, Fox News Digital learned from the Sri Service source that the agency was familiar with the accident and the agents were sent for investigation and Comey’s interview.

The White House also condemned the behavior of Komei, with the White House Deputy Chief of Staff and Minister of Cabinet Taylor Boudwich, describing his position as “deeply related.”

“While President Trump is currently an international trip to the Middle East, the former FBI director puts what can be explained clearly as” success “on the President of the United States – a message engraved in the sand,” Budowich wrote on X.

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Kumi, who led the FBI During the first period of Trump before his expulsion from the place, he had no comment when Fox News Digital arrived earlier on Thursday.

Alec Schemel from Fox News Digital and David Spunt contributed to this report.