James Comey, the former FBI Director recently testified in front of Congress that he had never been an anonymous source in news reports related to the Russia investigation. But the interesting thing is that by the time Comey stated this, he has already leaked several private conversations, which only means that he may have misled senators back on May 3 when he testified to the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Comey had already leaked several of his private conversations with Trump to his friend Benjamin Wittes who is the editor-in-chief of the blog Lawfare and former editorial writer for the Washington post.
In one piece that was published on May 18, Wittes wrote that the former FBI Director shared the conversations over the past few months, explaining “Comey never told me the details of the dinner meeting; I don’t think I even knew that there had been a meeting over dinner until I learned it from the Times story. But he did tell me in general terms that early on, Trump had ‘asked for loyalty’ and that Comey had promised him only honesty. He also told me that Trump was perceptibly uncomfortable with this answer.”