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Former FBI Director James Komi confessed in an amazing video on Sunday that Taylor Swift was a soundtrack of his family – and a source of life Treatment of bullies.
He also shook Donald Trump’s president, boasting his “Swifeie” family in chat and talking about how he explodes “tay” by scratching the lawn.
Komi opened, accusing Trump of humiliating America with Vladimir Putin, calling him “a bad dream you can’t wake up.”
Komi said he was at two quick concerts and even helped his relatives afford tickets.
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Former FBI Director James Komi opened in a video on August 17, 2025, to become “Swiftie”, while also digging President Donald Trump, adding that he used the lyrics “Pop -stars” to learn how to fight bullies. (Getti; James Komi on Smask)
“I am in the” Light -band “section. I know all her music and listen to her headphones when I cut the grass,” Komi said.
His favorites? 10-minute “too good” and “exile” with Bon iver.
“Taylor Swift grew up with my family and gave us a soundtrack, because we grew up and learned, adapted and dealt with the hardships and solemnity,” he said, adding that millions of families probably feel the same.
Komi explained What at every stage of Swift’s career, she showed a way that resonated with children, who also felt right as a father, and she continued to do it even as an adult artist.
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On August 17, 2025, the American lawyer and former FBI director James Komi confessed on social media that he was “Swiftie”. (Mark Reinstein/Corbis via Getty Images)
Komi said the example of Swift helps him to resist “bully” without becoming like them. He confronted that satirical posts that were bullied by Trump, which he called ridiculous but also anxious.
“But I have to be honest, it also sometimes leaves me a strange feeling because I don’t want us to become like Trump and his followers,” he continued. “In America, there are much more decent, honest, good people than there is a sneaky jerk. And don’t understand me wrong, we have our jerks, millions of them.”
He accused GoP of “stunning rudeness”, saying it was a minority in America.
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Taylor Swift looked at the viewers in his black era of reputation, after the announcement of Eras Tour would end in December 2024. (Photo Shirlaine Forrest/Tas24/Getty Images to Manage Tas)
“I’m not a fan of weakness. Of course, we need to withstand the jerk and protect what is important, but I think we should try to do it without becoming like them, and I make me think about Taylor Swift,” he said. “She made it clear what Donald Trump sees as he was. Last year she urged Americans not to make a serious mistake while choosing it.
“Of course, we now live with the consequences of this error. But at the time Taylor Swift It is still hot and states that she can not stand her, what does she do? Living your best life, creating excellent music and, as it called for all of us during the podculos, not giving the deasons over the mind, “Komi continued.
He cited Swift’s advice on the treatment of personal energy “as a luxurious subject” and linked it to studies that show that rudeness makes people less happy.
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Taylor Swift performs in the “eryt -tour” in Tokyo Dome, February 7, 2024, in Tokyo. (Rewards / Thrkeeger What)
“We cannot prevent people from being jerked. What we can do is prevent us from harming us,” he added.
He then told about the second time when he saw Swift in a concert 14 years ago in Hartford, Connecticut.
During the concert, he said, Swift sang the song, asking the unpleasant people: “Why should you be so vicious.”
“I mean, you have been pushed. Someone made you cold. But the cycle is over now because you can’t leave me on this road,” Komi said, reading the Swift’s texts on “Medium”. “You will be glad I didn’t sing it. This is right because no one should have such force over us on this road.”
The video became viral, and one user called it “the most horrible video in the history of social media” and the other spelling: “This is really a marvel Director of the FBI “.
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Komi has a history of provocative messages, including the photo “86 47”, which painted the backlash and shell “Harris”, which he shared last year.
