Former FBI Director James Comey and his wife attended "Fun
Home" the musical in Washington D.C. on Saturday, his first public outing
since being abruptly fired by
President Trump last Tuesday.
Comey has stayed out of the spotlight since Trump announced his firing on
Tuesday, but had reportedly purchased tickets awhile back to see the matinee
performance of the Tony award-winning musical during its tour stop in D.C.
A lead producer of the Show told the New York Times on Saturday that both
Comey and his wife appeared "emotionally affected" by the show.
"It's awfully moving, but I would imagine doubly so at the end of a
week like this," Barbara Whitman wrote in an email to The Times. "I
was a little tongue-tied, and as they were leaving, I said, 'Get home safe,' as
if I were his mom, and also as if he doesn't know every F.B.I. agent in the
country."
FILE - In this Saturday, April 15, 2017, file photo, North Korean leader
Kim Jong Un waves during a military parade to celebrate the 105th birth
anniversary of Kim Il Sung in Pyongyang, North Korea.North Korea fires
ballistic missile into Sea of Japan
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