Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.), the ranking member on the House Judiciary Committee, argued Thursday night that there is “very little chance” that former FBI Director James Comey will ever be convicted after being indicted by a federal grand jury hours earlier.

“So the good news is, I think there's very little chance he could ever be convicted, because it's so clearly a case of vindictive and selective prosecution, where all of the norms of the rule of law have been suspended, and the president didn't care about the facts, and the president didn't care about the law, he just cared about his emotions, and it was a vengeance campaign,” Raskin said during his appearance on MSNBC’s “The Briefing.”

“So I think either the judge will have to throw it out, or a jury hearing it will see it........

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