Trump Blasts Former Director of FBI James Comey Over Instagram Post which is controversial

President Donald Trump attacked Friday against former FBI Director James Comey for an Instagram post containing images claimed by high -ranking Trump officials was a threat.

In the Instagram post that is now deleted, Comey shows the photo “8647” written on the shell in the sand, with the title “Shell Cool Formation on Jalan Pantai.”

Some of Trump’s rightmost allies, including Laura Loomer, accused that Comey called for violence against the President.

For “86” something, however, has a fairly broad interpretation as the term slang – and can only mean Nix or “get rid of” something, something, According to Merriam-Webster.

Comey said he thought the message in the placement of Shells was political but he did not realize that calling for violence against Trump.

“It never occurred to me but I opposed violence in any form,” Comey said at another post on Instagram.

Trump, however, in an interview except aired Friday, told Fox News “Special Report with Bret Baier” that he did not buy Comey explanation.

“He knows exactly what it means. A child knows what it means. If you are the FBI Director and you don’t know what it means, that means murder,” the President said.

Trump fired Comey in his first government, and the President claimed Comey still had ax to be ground.

“Well, he apologized because he was beaten – he was a very evil person,” Trump said.

David Kelley, a lawyer who represented Comey, refused to comment on this problem.

The President did not take a position about whether Comey, which he labeled “Dirty Police,” must be investigated, saying he would submit to Attorney General Pam Bondi.

Secretary of Domestic Security Kristi Noem said on Thursday at a post X that the US Secret Service was looking for a Comey Post.

“Former Director of FBI who was humiliated by James Comey had just called on the murder of @potus Trump,” he said.

A spokesman for the US secret service said the agency knew the posts and it needed “rhetoric like this very seriously.”

“The secret service is enthusiastically investigating anything that can be considered a potential threat to our protector,” Anthony Guglielm said in a statement.

The secret service is expected to interview Comey on Friday, the source who is familiar with the problem said, and Noem confirmed that night that the agents of the Secret Service interviewed him about the position.

Derek Mayer, a former representative of the Special Agent of the Secret Service responsible for the Chicago Field Office, told ABC News that the investigation would likely include subject interviews that made threats.

“Secret service will also interview close colleagues of the subject to determine whether the person is experiencing rapid changes or a decrease in their mental health, access to weapons, travel status and overall welfare,” he said.

The secret service has refused to comment.

FBI Director Kash Patel also said he knew the position and provided support for Noem’s efforts.

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard called for Comey to be jailed.

“Any other person with the position of influence he has, people who consider very serious as to what men from their stature, their experiences and what has been built by propaganda media, I am very concerned about the life of the president,” he told the fox news host, Jesse Waters.

He said Comey must be placed “behind bars.”

ABC News’ Jack Date and Katherine Faulders contributed to this report.