*****Justice Dept. dropping case against Mike Flynn !!!***** (9/11, interview, FBI)
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The documents released show Flynn lied. Barr is doing whatever he can for the most corrupt administration in our history.
The only corruption in this administration has been among the holdovers engaging in election nullification and obstruction of Trump's efforts to govern.
And the claim that the documents show Flynn lied is ridiculous. You have a transcript of a phone call, but there are no documents showing what he said when questioned by the FBI.
And even if he did lie (which you have no way of knowing), so what? It's not a crime.
Do you have a link that they destroyed the notes or just making it up.
There's no evidence the FBI/DOJ destroyed the original notes. The fact remains the original notes taken Before Strzok, Page, McCabe and who knows who else revised them are gone.
If everyone who used words like 'I don't recall, 'To the best of my recollection', and other phrases like that during interviews were prosecuted, dozens of people other than Flynn would be charged.
There's no evidence the FBI/DOJ destroyed the original notes. The fact remains the original notes taken Before Strzok, Page, McCabe and who knows who else revised them are gone.
If everyone who used words like 'I don't recall, 'To the best of my recollection', and other phrases like that during interviews were prosecuted, dozens of people other than Flynn would be charged.
Just making the point that it would be hard to believe that these conversations would be forgotten by Flynn and McFarland just a few weeks after they took place particularly with the enormous focus on Russia.
Just making the point that it would be hard to believe that these conversations would be forgotten by Flynn and McFarland just a few weeks after they took place particularly with the enormous focus on Russia.
I often find it hard to believe it when people don't recall significant events. Hillary's interview with the FBI was littered with I don't recalls and to the best of my recollections I had trouble believing, but it's darn hard in a criminal case to prove the person did recall and was giving an intentional false statement. imo, that's why the FBI/DOJ needed and had other ways to pressure Flynn into the guilty plea.
I often find it hard to believe it when people don't recall significant events. Hillary's interview with the FBI was littered with I don't recalls and to the best of my recollections I had trouble believing, but it's darn hard in a criminal case to prove the person did recall and was giving an intentional false statement. imo, that's why the FBI/DOJ needed and had other ways to pressure Flynn into the guilty plea.
KT McFarland called the Washington Post in January 2017 and made a statement 2 weeks after the phone calls, then in the summer she indicated she didn't recall to the FBI. After Flynn pleads guilty she in December 2017 she calls the FBI and changes her story and claims she didn't intend to mislead.
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McFarland, who served as Flynn's deputy on the National Security Council, was first interviewed by the FBI without a lawyer at her Hamptons home in summer 2017, the person said. She said at that time she didn't have a precise memory of whether Flynn had spoken to the then-Russian ambassador or what they may have discussed.
The Post noted that McFarland phoned the newspaper on January 13, 2017, and insisted in an on-the-record conversation that Flynn and Kislyak had never discussed sanctions, and stressed that her memory of this was clear.
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