Certainly he may have a lot more freedom now about what he can tell the public. It would have been best in so many ways if he'd added his voice, even behind the scenes, to the pressures for the impeachment and conviction of Clinton back in '98.... and if he'd gone public during the impeachment period then it might have been a lot harder for the Senate to weasel out of the matter.....
I sure do hope Freeh now has a lot of useful things to say about Clinton's mendacious ineptitude and worse when it comes to dealing with terrorism!! Just the item about Clinton not pressing Prince Abdummah for FBI access to the prisoners in the Khobar Towers investigation (and then hitting Abdummah up for a donation to the Clinton Harem, er Library) is HUGE.... I hope Freeh has a lot more to say, and that he orchestrates his media appearances carefully to set traps and snares for all the Clintonistas who will be flooding the MSM with counter-interviews.