Was that the Comey you called the Leaker or the Comey you called the Liar? (Difficult to keep up with your ever-shifting stories.)

Fact is Comey said he thought that some claims in a single news story were inaccurate, declining to clarify which he thought were so, and confirming that other facts were correct. The journalists' source nevertheless confirms the claims and the paper stands behind its story. Simply being in error does make a new story "fake." (I'd ask you to try again but we both know you've got nothing.)

Your purposeful misdirection is like saying the DP, posting a story where tomorrow's high temperature is to be 90 when it turns out to be only 89.

Real "fake news" is more akin to what we see broadcast on Fox daily, where people -- knowing the falsehood of their story -- nevertheless claim it to be true, even when it is easily demonstrated to be objectively false, in order to fool the dimwitted.  We all just got a Ph.D. in fake news over the last eight years.