Reminder: Michael Flynn, as the new administration's National Security Advisor, was supposed to have calls with leaders and diplomats from other countries.
His conversations w/Kislyak were not a crime. They were his job.
His conversations w/Kislyak were not a crime. They were his job.
WAPO noted the FBI found nothing untoward:
"The FBI in late December reviewed intercepts of communications between the Russian ambassador to the United States and retired Lt. Gen. Michael T. Flynn...but has not found any evidence of wrongdoing."
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"The FBI in late December reviewed intercepts of communications between the Russian ambassador to the United States and retired Lt. Gen. Michael T. Flynn...but has not found any evidence of wrongdoing."
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WAPO also noted that Flynn knew his calls were monitored:
"Flynn...and Kislyak...are probably aware that Kislyak’s phone calls and texts are being monitored...That would make it highly unlikely...that the men would allow their calls to be conduits of illegal coordination."
"Flynn...and Kislyak...are probably aware that Kislyak’s phone calls and texts are being monitored...That would make it highly unlikely...that the men would allow their calls to be conduits of illegal coordination."
