Megyn Kelly - Comey indictment is "Shot up with Ozempic, that is how lean it is."

From the September 26, 2025, edition of Sirius XM's The Megyn Kelly Show

MEGYN KELLY (HOST): Now what's not in here, John, is what are they talking about? Who did he authorize to be an anonymous source? And what news reports? Do we know?

JOHN SOLOMON (GUEST): We don't yet. I mean, we think it involves an October 2016 leak to the Wall Street Journal about the Hillary Clinton investigation. And there are two people that have come forward. We have their documents, we made them public, that say that James Comey authorized them to leak to the news media.

One of them is Andy McCabe. Andy McCabe has a credibility issue. He's a guy that was found himself to have lied in an inspector general report, but he was a deputy director in the inner circle of James Comey's team. And then the second is James Baker, a highly respected general counsel at the FBI. He has not been indicted or accused of any wrongdoing. And he said, listen, I'm just gonna be straight with you guys. When he was interviewed by the postal inspection service, they brought them in as an independent agency when they were looking at leaking during the Comey years. "Hey, James Comey asked me to leak, and he not only asked me to leak, he asked me to leak classified information." And that instruction came through his chief of staff, James Rybicki. So both men claimed that they were authorized to leak in this time frame around the October 2016 Wall Street Journal article. 

Now I will agree with you, Megyn. This is the thinnest worded indictment I have ever seen as a reporter. It is so lean. I was looking for an introduction, didn't even get that. We will get—

KELLY: It's been shot up with Ozempic, that is how lean it is.

SOLOMON: Exactly. Exactly. We're gonna get more details next week. I think there'll be some, either an FBI affidavit in support of it and then when the arraignment comes we'll get a little bit more detail. But I was shocked by the leanness. Based on the documents we have, we believe it involves that Wall Street Journal article.