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Red Verdict

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This Week's Pulse

James Comey officially released his latest novel, Red Verdict, on May 12, 2026. The book, which centers on a character named Nora, marks his fourth foray into fiction amidst his ongoing legal battles.

Tim Miller of The Bulwark Podcast has leaned into the book's release as a form of quasi-escapism for readers. While Miller joked that he was “kind of hoping that your fourth book was gonna be something totally different, like a romance or something,” he ultimately encouraged listeners to pick up the thriller for their “Rehoboth Beach reading for you guys as we get into summer season.”

Despite the heavy subject matter of the Department of Justice and the author's own legal proceedings, the reception from The Bulwark Podcast remains firmly supportive. Miller concluded his coverage by telling his audience to “go support Jim Comey” and dive into his back catalog of novels as well.

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James Comey: We Can't Trust the DOJ

The Bulwark Podcast

Tim Millerneutralfrom “Reforming the DOJ and Discussing Red Verdict”

The latest novel written by James Comey featuring the character Nora.

“All right, let's do the book. What inspirations did you have this time for Nora? As, as mentioned, the book's called Red Verdict. We'll put the, we'll put the link obviously in the show notes for people who need some quasi-escapism. I was kind of hoping that y…”

Tim Millerpositivefrom “James Comey on Legal Challenges and the Department of Justice”

The latest legal thriller book written by James Comey.

“Hello, and welcome to the Bulwark Podcast. I'm your host, Tim Miller. A quick scheduling note tomorrow. We're gonna do something a little different. We're gonna be live with one of your favorites at three PM in the East on Substack and YouTube. And so as a res…”

Tim Millerpositivefrom “Accountability and Corruption in the Trump Era”

A book written by James Comey recommended by Tim Miller.

“So I appreciate your time for coming on the show. People, go support Jim Comey. Go get his book, Red Verdict, or if you haven't read the other three, go start with one of those. [chuckles] And, um, it's plenty of reading. It's plenty of Rehoboth Beach reading …”