Former FBI Director James Comey said he doesn't expect additional actions to be taken against him in relation to accusations that he threatened President Donald Trump. Comey delivered his first public remarks since sharing an image of seashells on a beach forming the numbers "86 47" during an appearance on MSNBC and said he found it "hard to have regret" over a post he claims was "totally innocent" and believes it's "crazy" that it was misconstrued by others.

Hannity’ panelists Nicole Parker and Gregg Jarrett break down former FBI Director James Comey’s controversial ‘86 47’ post, seen by some as a threat against President Donald Trump, and his response during an MSNBC interview.

The Merriam-Webster dictionary traces “86” to “1930s soda-counter slang meaning that an item was sold out. There is varying anecdotal evidence about why the term eighty-six was used, but the most common theory is that it is rhyming slang for nix.”

Former Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) director James Comey pointed fingers at President Donald Trump’s administration Monday for their so-called “distraction” surrounding the alleged assassination threat he posted on social media.

So, when former FBI director James Comey — a crime novelist these days — posted a photo on social media of shells spelling out “86 47” on a beach, he apparently was directing a message to “86″ the 47th president of the United States — Donald Trump.

Since retaking the White House, the Trump administration has targeted students, law firms and even elected officials for speech and other activity traditionally protected by the First Amendment.

Kaitlan Collins called out the grilling James Comey was subjected to over a "silly" post that Trump and others construed as an “assassination threat.” The post CNN’s Kaitlan Collins Calls Out Secret Service Grilling Of Comey Over ‘Silly’ Trump ‘8647’ Post: ‘Is Any Of This Normal?

Former FBI Director James Comey is being investigated by the Trump administration again after he posted a picture of shells spelling out "8647" on social media. President Trump and multiple administration officials,