"During the interview, the FBI agents gave the defendant multiple opportunities to correct his false statements by revisiting key questions. When the defendant said he did not remember something they knew he said, they used the exact words the defendant had used in order to prompt a truthful response. "
"Don't remember"
Works for Comey.
totally. no way he's gonna plead guilty."During the interview, the FBI agents gave the defendant multiple opportunities to correct his false statements by revisiting key questions. When the defendant said he did not remember something they knew he said, they used the exact words the defendant had used in order to prompt a truthful response. "
"Don't remember"
Works for Comey.
Works for the federal court system."During the interview, the FBI agents gave the defendant multiple opportunities to correct his false statements by revisiting key questions. When the defendant said he did not remember something they knew he said, they used the exact words the defendant had used in order to prompt a truthful response. "
"Don't remember"
Works for Comey.
Works for Flynn.
Doesn't work for Darrin.
Why does it no work for you, Darrin, after Flynn admitted to lying to the FBI in open court after admitting it in a plea?
State your case.
But, for FBI agents, lying goes by the euphemism "lack of candor".
McCabe fired for this
Stop moving the goalposts, we were talking about treason... the point being that the sole reason the judge didn’t simply sign off in the plea deal is simply because he deems Flynn’s crime serious enough to warrant further collaboration, at the very least.
I suspect he was either going bankrupt, or they had something on his son.
Why are you changing the subject, Darrin?
We're talking about Flynn and the crimes to which he admitted.
Otherwise he would be fighting all the charges?
What would the strategy be?
302s?
And that judge has been widely criticized for bringing up "treason".
What’s more hilarious is to see the mental gymnastics to go from ‘judge will throw the case’ to ‘judge is wrong’
Otherwise he would be fighting all the charges?
What would the strategy be?
302s?
I suspect Mueller's team has deeper pockets than Flynn.
It’s his job to evaluate that:
1) The charges brought are proper
2) The plea deal adequately addresses the alleged crimes
I suspect you don't have any legal defense for Flynn's lying about two separate issues; the second time with counsel present.
"The do ent also says top government officials had conflicting reports about why the two agents were interviewing Flynn in the first place.
The committee “received conflicting testimony” from Comey, McCabe, then-Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates and Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General Mary McCord about the "primary purpose" of the interview, the report states.
The report claims that these top FBI and Justice Department officials had different answers regarding whether the agents were “investigating misleading statements to the Vice President, which the Vice President echoed publicly about the content of this calls; a possible violation of the Logan Act; or a desire top obtain more information as part of the counterintelligence investigation into General Flynn.”
What was their goal in interviewing him, when they already had the transcript?
I think I know
Then spit it out Darrin.
No one is stopping you.
What do you say was their goal?
None of this explains bringing up "treason"
Darrin, are you @drawandstrike?
They went in there explicitly to entrap him on false statements
Uh, wtf?
Why did he lie to the FBI agents, Darrin?
Properly so, I think.
Is that similar to lying about being a Turkish agent and lying about your phone calls to federal investigators?
Do you think the McCabe case is as serious as what Mike Flynn has pleaded guilty to?
how did they entrap him?
do you think asking somebody a question is entrapping them to lie?
do you know what entrapment is?
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