Getting closer...Flynn charged with making false statements to FBI.

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Fox is onlty talking Taxes and John Conyers right now
 
he won't serve a day in prison.
Trump probably drafting his pardon papers as we speak.
 
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I go to fox news occasionally to see how the other side gets their news.

today the top headline is Hillary and the fbi's non investigation.

classic. trying to sell the false equivalency, undersell the Mueller investigation while changing the subject
 
At this very moment, FUCK news is talking about the not guilty conviction in California. This is blatant, in your face keeping the audience ignorant.

Looks like they are more truthful on their website..


Michael Flynn pleads guilty to false-statements charge in Russia probe

Flynn tells court he intends to plead guilty

Flynn, a retired Army lieutenant general, is the first Trump ex-White House official to face charges in the Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe.

Former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn pleaded guilty Friday to a single count of making false statements to the FBI, becoming the latest Trump associate ensnared by Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation.

As part of the deal, Flynn has agreed to cooperate with the Mueller investigation -- and alreadying is supplying information about the actions of top Trump transition officials.

Though the individuals are not named, court documents show Flynn claiming a “very senior member” of the Trump transition team directed him to contact foreign governments including Russia over a United Nations vote – which was the subject of one of Flynn's false statements.

The documents also say Flynn called an unnamed senior transition official in December to ask what to communicate to the Russian ambassador about sanctions. That official and Flynn discussed how they didn’t want Russia to "escalate the situation," something Flynn immediately told the ambassador in a phone call.

Flynn, a retired Army lieutenant general, becomes the first Trump ex-White House official charged in the Russia probe.

His tenure at the White House was brief -- he was fired for similar conduct, pertaining to his undisclosed discussions with the Russians -- and Flynn had been under investigation even before the special counsel probe over lobbying work for Turkey and other issues. The fact that he faced just one count prompted immediate speculation Friday that Flynn was cooperating and offering information to Mueller's team.

In a written statement, Flynn said "it has been extraordinarily painful to endure these many months of false accusations of 'treason' and other outrageous acts."

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Michael Flynn has been charged with making false statements. (AP)

However, he said, "I recognize that the actions I acknowledged in court today were wrong, and, through my faith in God, I am working to set things right. My guilty plea and agreement to cooperate with the Special Counsel's Office reflect a decision I made in the best interests of my family and of our country. I accept full responsibility for my actions."

A source close to Flynn said financial and emotional pressure helped lead to the decision to plead guilty, rather than endure a drawn-out court battle.

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In a statement, White House lawyer Ty Cobb said “nothing” about the plea implicates anyone other than Flynn.

He said: “The false statements involved mirror the false statements to White House officials which resulted in his resignation in February of this year. Nothing about the guilty plea or the charge implicates anyone other than Mr. Flynn.”

Flynn entered the plea at a federal court in Washington, D.C., shortly after Special Counsel Robert Mueller's office released a one-count charging document.

The false-statements charge pertains to Flynn's interactions with the Russian ambassador in late December -- specifically discussions about sanctions and other matters he apparently claimed never happened.

Flynn was accused of "willfully and knowingly" making the false statements to the FBI while serving in the Trump administration.

According to the charging document, those false statements were that:

  • "On or about Dec 29, 2016, FLYNN did not ask the Government of Russia’s Ambassador to the United States ... to refrain from escalating the situation in response to sanctions that the United States had imposed against Russia that same day; and FLYNN did not recall the Russian Ambassador subsequently telling him that Russia had chosen to moderate its response to those sanctions as a result of his request."
  • "On or about December 22, 2016, FLYNN did not ask the Russian Ambassador to delay the vote on or defeat a pending United Nations Security Council resolution; and that the Russian Ambassador subsequently never described to FLYNN Russia’s response to his request.”
The latter statement appears to refer to the body's vote a day later to condemn Israeli settlements in the West Bank.

In a striking rupture with past practice, the Obama administration refrained from vetoing the condemnation, opting instead to abstain. The rest of the 15-nation council, including Russia, voted unanimously against Israel. At the time, Israel was lobbying furiously against the resolution and President-elect Trump's team spoke up on behalf of the Jewish state.

Democrats, meanwhile, used Friday's development to up the pressure on Republicans to give the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election space to proceed.

"This time, the president can’t get away with claiming these charges aren’t about his inner circle’s contacts with Russia, and he can’t dismiss Michael Flynn as some low-level aide," Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez said in a statement.

Flynn is the fourth person charged in connection with Mueller's investigation.

Mueller's team announced charges last month against three other Trump campaign officials: former chairman Paul Manafort and his business associate Rick Gates, and a former foreign policy adviser, George Papadopoulos.

A Flynn plea deal had been rumored ever since his attorneys informed President Trump's legal team they could no longer discuss the investigation.

Flynn, who was interviewed by the FBI just days after Trump's inauguration, was forced to resign in February after White House officials said he had misled them about whether he had discussed sanctions with the ambassador, Sergey Kislyak.


http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...-false-statements-charge-in-russia-probe.html
 
That's it false statements. .. muller has nothing on collusion

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Clearly...ur not a lawyer...or a poker player....you actually think that all cards have been played?

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Feds don't give reduced plea deals on trust or promises... Flynn had to sing first

Flynn has promised special counsel 'full cooperation' in Russia probe
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/michael-flynn-charged-making-false-statements-fbi-documents/story?id=50849354








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That's it false statements. .. muller has nothing on collusion

WHAT??

Collusion is not a crime. This is SO MUCH BIGGER than that now. This goes all the way back to Sally Yates being fired. No scratch that, this goes back even more to when Obama and Trump were talking during the transition and Obama warned that fucking idiot about Flynn.

Holy fuck

If this is true, it's game over.



THIS

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THIS

yes he was...
Flynn was a travel partner for Trump on the campaign trail,
and according to Morning Joe in the White House he shadowed Trump

I think he was being facetious. He knows Flynn was in the inner circle.




OH SHIT...


He has been silent for so long. Who would've ever seen this shit coming?



oNE
 
he won't serve a day in prison.
Trump probably drafting his pardon papers as we speak.

Ah.. that's not going to work. Mueller said all his charges are living documents. Which means he can add charges at a future date. You can't pardon someone from future charges. That's also another reason (besides plea deals) he's only coming out with ONE charge out of the gate on people pleading guilty.

I used to think Pardons were the out too.. but someone who worked with Meuller for years broke this down. He said Mueller is already dealing with the pardon powers and he's already working with AGs on state charges too.
 
there were multiple comments from reporters on this-
Flynn kept Trump calm on long flights,
Flynn "hovered" around Trump in the early WH days when Trump would chat or have luncheons with journalists
standing near the door or just outside the door

Oh no of course Flynn was. No I was talking about Fonz. He was being facetious.

:lol:

This shit played out right in front of us for months. We seen them two damn near holding hands, then he told that nigga to stay strong. That was a threat. Don't snitch nigga. But now its all over and exposed.


My neighbor is outside right now taking the Trump sign out of his yard.

:lol::roflmao:
oNE
 
The Republicans in Congress and the Senate going to have to make a very interesting decision very soon because right now if they protect trump November 2018 is going to be a bloodbath
 
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