Back in 2007, James Comey, Obama’s likely pick to succeed Robert Mueller as FBI director, talked at length about media subpoenas and the balancing the Justice Department does in deciding which ones to proceed with. Comey was appearing at a symposium titled “The Clash Between the First Amendment and National Security in Times of War” that was aired by CSPAN. Take a look.
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