Michael Flynn is also claiming that the subpoena violates his 5th Amendment privilege against self-incrimination.
Here's the thing. He won't be able to stop prosecutors who want these records.
He can run but he cannot hide.
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Here's the thing. He won't be able to stop prosecutors who want these records.
He can run but he cannot hide.
int.nyt.com/data/documentt…
Flynn claims that the committee has been "rushing" to refer non-cooperative witnesses for publication.
I know some people on this site who would take issue with the "rushing" part 😆
I believe this is what it feels like to witnesses like Flynn: a relentless pursuit.
I know some people on this site who would take issue with the "rushing" part 😆
I believe this is what it feels like to witnesses like Flynn: a relentless pursuit.
Flynn seems genuinely afraid that any information he provides will lead to a criminal probe.
The problem he has is this: Refusing to testify won't stop that from happening.
I'm sensing some panic on his part.
The problem he has is this: Refusing to testify won't stop that from happening.
I'm sensing some panic on his part.
His First Amendment argument is that he genuinely believed the election had been stolen through fraud and the committee seeks to punish him for these beliefs.
The committee's view is that the election fraud lies prompted the insurrection.
The committee's view is that the election fraud lies prompted the insurrection.
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