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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why did they even go to interview Flynn in the first place? They had the transcript with the call to Kislyak. They didn't need to ask Flynn what was said. Flynn knew this. Seems like the FBI was LOOKING for a process crime. And, the notes kind of confirm that. [/quote] When Pence, Priebus, Spicer all repeated his lie publicly, that was a problem. Indeed, he got fired for it. [b]There was more going on than just the Logan Act violation and his cover-up,[/b] but that was the immediate issue.[/quote] What? [/quote] FARA, that cleric, etc. So much other stuff. [/quote] As far as FARA - you do know that a judge threw out Flynn's business partner's conviction on essentially this issue? And, what is "that cleric?" [/quote] You REALLY should not be offering opinions on this issue if “that cleric” is not something you’re familiar with. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/nov/10/michael-flynn-trump-turkish-dissident-cleric-plot[/quote] You are going to have to post a credible source for this story. The Guardian is nothing more than gossip. Have something from WaPo? NYTimes? Something that confirms this story? And, why do you suppose Mueller did not charge him if this story is true? Statement from Flynn's lawyers....... "Out of respect for the process of the various investigations regarding the 2016 campaign, we have intentionally avoided responding to every rumor or allegation raised in the media," Flynn's lawyers — Robert Kelner, Stephen Anthony and Brian Smith — said in a statement. "But today's news cycle has brought allegations about General Flynn, ranging from kidnapping to bribery, that are so outrageous and prejudicial that we are making an exception to our usual rule: they are false."[/quote]
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