Last year Trump said if you ask for immunity, you must be guilty of something.....Keep tweeting you

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Bob Jameson Instead of asking for immunity from prosecution, he should be asking for protective custody. In Putin world, dead men tell no tales.
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Jenny Kaponikolas I said the same thing. He better start talking fast before he "jumps off a balcony"
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Jason Gomez he needs protective custody before he decided to move a piano into an apartment building for some reason
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Andy Kuehn He just shot himself in the head... 6 times... with a bolt action rifle...
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Jacob Simental Worst case of suicide we've ever seen.
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John Baymore I was thinking this too ....................
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Erich Wentz Or Clinton's personal favorite .. natural causes.
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Donn Ahearn Wake me up when people start getting imprisoned and shot for treason the way we did it back when we were a sane liberal democracy.
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Michelle Pritchard Osborne You don't ask for immunity if you don't have the goods. And all you Trump blowers commenting otherwise. Your reality bus just pulled up.
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Mark Engelman I wish I could find the video when he was on the campaign Trail saying, only people with things to hide need immunity, referring to Hillary Clinton and then chanting lock her up
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Bonnie Campos Trump needs to be tazed and then swiftly carted off to Bellvue....and leave governing to the adults.
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Jessica Roque I wouldn't shed a tear if he did get taken out by the Russians! He's a disgrace to all of us that served in the military! I hope they take his General pension away too. He colluded with foreign governments while receiving pay from the Army! He should be shot for treason
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(CNN)Former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn is willing to testify before federal and congressional investigators in their ongoing probe into Russian meddling in the US elections, but only if he is granted immunity, his lawyer said Thursday.

"Gen. Flynn certainly has a story to tell, and he very much wants to tell it, should the circumstances permit. ... No reasonable person, who has the benefit of advice from counsel, would submit to questioning in such a highly politicized, witch-hunt environment without assurances against unfair prosecution," Robert Kelner, Flynn's lawyer, said in a statement late Thursday.
The Wall Street Journal first reported Thursday that Flynn was in talks to try to get a promise of immunity, but that nobody had agreed to his terms yet.
However, aides to the House intelligence committee said they have not received any requests from Flynn yet. A spokesperson for the Senate intelligence committee declined comment Thursday evening.
The White House had no comment on the report Thursday night.
Flynn was forced to resign as one of Trump's closest advisers after it came out that he had misled Vice President Mike Pence about his communications with Russian ambassador to the US Sergey Kislyak.
Three former Trump aides who are at the center of the federal investigation into Russia's interference in the US elections have already come forward and said they would testify freely -- without the promise of immunity. Former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, former adviser Roger Stone and former foreign policy adviser Carter Page all said, via their lawyers, last week that they were ready to come before House and Senate investigators.
House investigators have been discussing bringing Flynn in for weeks now, but they have also expressed concerns that Flynn would plead the Fifth Amendment if forced to testify.
Democrats, meanwhile, quickly shot around a comment Flynn made last year on MSNBC, that "when you are given immunity, that means you probably committed a crime."
CNN's Jeff Zeleny contributed to this report.

 

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Joe Gehley Last year Trump said if you ask for immunity, you must be guilty of something.....Keep tweeting you idiot...your voters are sheep
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Tawakalit Okanlawon When Donald J. Trump hires his people, he's not hiring our best. He's not hiring YOU. He's hiring people that have lots of problems, and they’re bringing those problems with us. He's hiring haters and homophobes. He's hiring science deniers and xenophobes. They’re racists. And some, I assume, are good people.

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Janice Stevenson The only reason to grant him immunity is to have him tell the whole sordid Trump-Russia-Putin entanglement. Will be worth it to see Trump thrown out of office and hopefully into jail. Lock him up
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Marquita Usheroff KARMA IS A BITCH! PEOPLE THAT TOSS STONES SHOULD WEAR A HELMET. IT'S NOT IF BUT WHEN!

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Mike Harnisch Ask a trump supporter why they still support him and they will say that he has touched them. Trump is the King Midas of Excrement. Everything he touches turns to shit. RESIST!
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Dave Leppert I'd say give him immunity from a death sentence if he testifies. If he lies or obfuscates in any way during testimony that should cancel the deal and possibly make him face the needle.