SCOOP: Flight attendant for @SouthwestAir posted 8647 and allegedly posted “we need better assassins” following failed Trump assassination attempt Would you feel safe on her plane? Any comment @SouthwestAir?

Thanks to performance artist Suki, every time the loathsome piece of shit flies to his golf course in Bedminster, New Jersey, he'll see 8647 carved in a giant patch of grass. 😂🤣👇

SCOOP: Meet Amy Brown, who works as a Personal Care Aide for Klarus Home Health in CO, according to her Facebook. Amy’s profile banner is "8647" which symbolizes kiIIing Trump. We reached out to Clarus Home Health for comment but they declined to respond. Would you trust this person to care for you?

FIRE Reacts: Comey, Kimmel, ABC & the FCC We break down the legal case against James Comey over an alleged “true threat” and how far the government can go in prosecuting speech. Plus, we examine renewed FCC pressure on ABC and Jimmy Kimmel. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:57 Does the DOJ have a viable case against James Comey? 04:51 “True threats” and Comey’s case 06:36 Threats against U.S. presidents and Watts v. United States 09:55 Was it a mistake for Comey to take down the “8647” seashell image? 11:18 Can the case be dismissed before it goes to trial? 12:38 Can Comey’s case be considered a selective prosecution? 13:23 Is the process itself a punishment? 15:29 Could prosecutors face consequences for bringing this case? 18:07 Examples of true threats 20:35 “True threat” versus “incitement to imminent lawless action” 22:53 Is it still a “true threat” if charges come a year later? 24:32 Can Comey recover his legal fees? 25:34 Do threats become more real in the wake of other active threats? 26:32 Does the First Amendment differ for speech about the president? 30:06 What’s going on with the FCC and ABC? 34:20 What do NRA v. Vullo and the FCC’s calls to fire Jimmy Kimmel have in common? 35:17 Why does broadcast licensing exist in the internet age? 36:51 Have past presidents historically influenced broadcast licensing? 38:33 Is the Fairness Doctrine still in effect? 40:30 What can ABC do if the FCC takes away their licenses? 42:40 Will ABC fight back? 46:01 Has broadcast media regulation always been a frustration for 1A advocates? 49:20 Humphrey’s Executor & content-based regulation 50:58 Is the FCC independent from the executive branch? 51:45 The past 18 months of FCC action 52:15 Outro Joining @TheFIREorg's @NicoPerrino: @CTFitzpatrick, supervising senior attorney @aaronterr1, director of public advocacy @CornRevere, chief counsel