Feds Open Investigation After ‘86 47’ Burned Into Grass On National Mall
🚨 NOW: The Trump administration must now REMOVE the vandalism of "86-47" calls to assassinate President Trump inscribed by leftists on the National Mall, near the White House
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) June 12, 2026
LOCK THEM UP!
"Police say that this large 86-47 was discovered around 11:30 yesterday afternoon on the… pic.twitter.com/ZeCN4i6KbF
Jordan rejected that explanation and argued the post carried a threatening meaning.
“Well, it’s is a crime to threaten the president. 18 USC Section 871. So you can’t do that. And he obviously did,” Jordan said.
He was just strolling on the beach one morning drinking his coffee and the good lord washed up on shore and the shells formed 86-47 and he took a picture of it,” Jordan said.
“Now, he tries to tell us No, no, no
“OK, that’s his story. I don’t think anyone buys that,” he added.
Jordan then broadened his criticism, tying the controversy to Comey’s role in the early Trump-Russia investigation.
“This 10-year attack on the president of the United States, on President Trump started with Comey,” he continued.
“But you can’t threaten the president,” Jordan said. “I think it’s important to remember this is Jim Comey who started it all.”
A federal judge has been assigned to preside over Comey’s case after the Justice Department issued new charges against him late last month.
District Judge Louise W. Flanagan of the Eastern District of North Carolina was appointed by George W. Bush and is considered to be right-leaning, according to Ballotpedia.
In an interview last weekend, acting Attorney General Todd Blanche made it clear that Comey’s indictment was the result of a year-long investigation and had much more to it than his seashells photo posted to Instagram.
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“Every case requires an investigation, and what you just showed is one part of that investigation. What you just showed is the Instagram post,” he told Fox News.
“That’s why you saw an indictment last week, notwithstanding the fact that it was last May that the post was made. So I am not permitted to get into details of what the grand jury heard or found, as you know, but rest assured that it’s not just the Instagram post that leads somebody to get indicted,” Blanche added.
