A poll conducted following former FBI chief James Comey's testimony has shown that Americans find the fired intelligence official more trustworthy than President Trump. The latter, however, has slammed some of Comey's actions as being "cowardly." Forty-six percent of US citizens aged 18 and over think Comey is "more honest and trustworthy" than US President Donald Trump, who is trusted by 26 percent of the respondents, a recent Huffington Post/YouGov poll has shown. Almost a third of the 1,000 people interviewed said they are "not sure" which of the two they trust more. Trump's favorability rating also appeared not to be too favorable for him, as 43 percent of those asked find the president "very unfavorable." In regard to Comey, respondents appeared to be less decisive, with 12 percent having a "very favorable" opinion of the former official, and 16 percent – "very unfavorable." Thirty-two percent said they were not sure how to reply. Forty-five percent also believe Trump has made a