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The FBI confirms in a no-longer-secret court filing that former Director James Comey was a witness in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, and that his notes about his meetings with President Trump were "of interest to that investigation." 
More on what was in the Comey memos - most likely the ones that were not leaked to the public and later released by the FBI.
The FBI expressed concern that if it revealed any details at all about Comey's memos of his interactions with Trump, other people who knew about those conversations might "try to hide or fabricate information."
Good example of the FBI FBI'ing: It says the fact that it needed to keep secret the fact that it used confidential informants in the Russia investigation, and it wasn't good enough to simply not say who the informants were.
The FBI says it can't reveal the transcript of the secret hearing it had with the judge considering whether to force the government to reveal Comey's memos because no transcript was crated. So we should probably order one.
