WSJ just broke the news that Gen. Michael Flynn has informed the Senate Intel Committee, via his counsel, that he will testify before the committee in exchange for immunity. To quote his attorney, "My client has a story to tell...." One does not ask for immunity unless they fear that their testimony could incriminate them. Think about the significance of this: the former National Security Advisor just asked for immunity. It will be interesting to see if the WH tries to claim executive privilege in an attempt to keep Flynn from testifying. I predict that they will and I expect that Trump will be tweeting out another bogus accusation to try and deflect attention. One question I have: If the Senate Intel committee grant Flynn immunity, does that extend to the FBI investigation as well or is it restricted to the Senate committee?
Flynn offers to testify in Trump-Russia probe in exchange for immunity http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...mp-russia-probe-in-exchange-for-immunity.html everything I've read says Flynn has made offers to the FBI, and both the House and Senate intelligence committees,.. no mention of him making the offer to the separate Senate bi-partisan Investigation.
Flynn is about to sing. Keep in mind that he was bitter after being fired by Trump and don't think for a second he is going to fall on his sword for anyone. The writing is on the wall and don't be surprised if more Trump administration officials start making deals for immunity.
So start another thread and make another mathematical prediction. You are batting 0.00 You'll get a hit at some point scooter.
What's to defend? Not a word has been provided to prove a single thing. In fact we have more proof HRC was offering pay to play than trump. Pony up.
You're always deflecting the topic towards the Democrats,.. it's not about Obama or Clinton, the subject is the Trump-Russia probe.
