https://www.theguardian.com/us-news...-trump-russia-james-comey-congress?CMP=twt_gu
"n that earlier hearing, Comey said he would never comment on a potential FBI investigation in an open forum like this, raising expectations among some attendees of Fridays briefing that Comey would put the issue to rest in a classified setting.
But according to sources attending the closed-door Friday morning meeting, that was not the case. As such, frustration with Comey was bipartisan and heated, adding to intense pressure on the director of the FBI, whose conduct in the 2016 election itself is now being investigated by an independent US justice department watchdog.
One source in the meeting said Comey would not answer basic questions about the FBIs current investigative activities. The FBI chief was grilled over and over again, according to the source, about his standards for acknowledging FBI investigations, with legislators repeatedly bringing up Comeys dramatic public confirmation that the bureau was revisiting classification issues with Hillary Clintons private email server days before the election, as well as his summer press conference announcing that he would not seek indictment."