Anti-secrecy organization WikiLeaks has offered $100,000 for recordings of private conversations between US President Donald Trump and recently fired former FBI Director James Comey. The president alluded to such "tapes" in a tweet shortly after Comey's dismissal, when he said the former director had "better hope that there are no 'tapes' of our conversations," should Comey start telling the press about the White House and why he got the axe. WikiLeaks provided a link to its online submission form in the tweet and in subsequent tweets told followers they could help increase the award by sending money to a reward account. Comey was summarily sacked Tuesday evening, in a move Trump first described as following advice from his Justice Department, but later said had long been planned. He blamed Comey's media