I posted a story... can’t help it if the facts in the story aren’t true or inaccurate
Yes, you can. You choose not to. It's telling that basic fact checking is now unpossible for a segment of the population.
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I posted a story... can’t help it if the facts in the story aren’t true or inaccurate
I thought Trump fired Flynn for lying to Pence?This isn’t old. The judge has forced them to turn over documents not seen before. I understand the hate for anything Trump has touched but this isn’t okay.
No one disputes the facts regarding Flynn. They're just claiming he was tricked or coerced or unfairly targeted or something. Essentially they're charging the FBI with the dreaded "process crimes" they told us were so bogus when they were levied against members of Trump's circle.I thought Trump fired Flynn for lying to Pence?
Oh FFS. He plead guilty.No one disputes the facts regarding Flynn. They're just claiming he was tricked or coerced or unfairly targeted or something. Essentially they're charging the FBI with the dreaded "process crimes" they told us were so bogus when they were levied against members of Trump's circle.
You’re dreaming. Mueller has a spotless record as a first class citizen and public servant, including an Ivy League education and a military service in Vietnam that garnered him numerous awards including the Bronze Star and a Purple Heart. Your two-bit corrupt hacks can’t sully his reputation.Mueller....... we shall see when things come out how we all feel about him.
I agreeI
That belief is based on an interpretation of the obstruction statute that is not universally held. The facts are pretty much undisputed. We’ve already litigated this point.
So, no because you got pantsed.What? Why? No, I posted a story... can’t help it if the facts in the story aren’t true or inaccurate.... I did go and look at the stay at home order. It is confusing what it says and doesn’t directly address golf facilities. That said, how do you feel about the thread about Trump and bribes?
Bottom line is it is becoming evident Flynn was a victim. Call it what you want, but it doesn’t look good and flies in the face of justice. The man went bankrupt and lost his home.
What do you guys think is the proper course of action concerning Flynn? Just remember that they threatened to go after his son if he didn’t plea.
Bottom line is it is becoming evident Flynn was a victim. Call it what you want, but it doesn’t look good and flies in the face of justice. The man went bankrupt and lost his home.
What do you guys think is the proper course of action concerning Flynn? Just remember that they threatened to go after his son if he didn’t plea.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E._W._Priestap
That's the guy who wrote the notes. He's got more dirt than just this one deal.
More coming out tomorrow according to Sen. Jordan
Flynn was anything but a victim. He lied. He was fired by Trump.Bottom line is it is becoming evident Flynn was a victim. Call it what you want, but it doesn’t look good and flies in the face of justice. The man went bankrupt and lost his home.
What do you guys think is the proper course of action concerning Flynn? Just remember that they threatened to go after his son if he didn’t plea.
Are you saying COH is a lawyer?So using words like Gestapo are irresponsible of someone that’s passed the bar exam?
The very link you provided details that Priestap is a counter-intelligence officer. That in itself belies the notion that his interest was in partisan domestic politics...
That’s what I thought".. nothing to saySo, no because you got pantsed.
That's all you had to say.
I don't blame you...it was pretty brutal.
Just a word about your posts..... sum it up please. I think everyone would appreciate itDo you mean REPRESENTATIVE GYM Jordan? First off no way in hell that clown could win a statewide race in Ohio. He's got his gerrymandered House district where people apparently ignore his blatant lies. But no way his BS flies in the entire state...
You'd think he'd be circumspect and maintain a lower profile. Too many people with no POLITICAL ax to grind have come out and testified about his actions as Asst Coach at OSU... This list of accusers only dates back to 2018, more have been added since then,when the number stood at 11. There was even a board convened in the Ohio Statehouse earlier this year, which of course Jordan claimed he couldn't attend because of "duties" in DC...
"This is a running tally of those who have come forward to accuse GOP Rep Jim Jordan of knowing about the Ohio State sexual abuse scandal, and doing nothing about it.
ACCUSER 4: SHAWN DAILEY
Shawn Dailey, a Republican who is a former Jordan campaign donor, and a former Ohio State wrestler, says he was groped half a dozen times by Dr Strauss. And while he didn’t tell Jordan directly about the abuse, he was present when Dunyasha Yetts’ told Jordan about Yetts’ own abuse at the doctor’s hands. Per NBC:
Dailey corroborated the account of one of those wrestlers, Dunyasha Yetts, who told NBC News that Yetts had protested to Jordan and head coach Russ Hellickson after Strauss tried to pull down his wrestling shorts when Yetts went to see him for a thumb injury.
“Dunyasha comes back and tells Jimmy, ‘Seriously, why do I have to pull down my pants for a thumb injury?’” Dailey recalled. “Jimmy said something to the extent of, ‘If he tried that with me, I would kill him.'”
https://www.jordanscandal.com/jim-jordans-accusers
I’m not a lawyer, but I would assume when a court orders them too....they are obligated to do soThe documents don’t make the false statements Flynn pleaded guilty to any less false. He pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about his conversations with Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak. Prosecutors weren't obligated to produce notes to Flynn's legal team.
The guy is a total scumbag. He was fired by Obama, then arrested under Trump. Why defend this loser?
He plays one on the Internet.Are you saying COH is a lawyer?
At least I didn't start a whole thread about something, only to have "nothing to say" when it gets exposed as bullshit.That’s what I thought".. nothing to say
I’m not a lawyer, but I would assume when a court orders them too....they are obligated to do so
I will go with Trey Gowdy’s Analysis over your’s! He’s the real deal!They weren’t “ordered to” in the original trial when Flynn PLEADED GUILTY all by himself. Nothing the the FBI did was wrong in the least. You’re defending a traitor to the US and a total loser.
This is all about giving Trump cover for pardoning more of his criminal associates. You’re buying it hook, line, and sinker like every other Ill-informed TrumpBot.
How is it so confusing to you that Flynn pleaded GUILTY as charged?
They weren’t “ordered to” in the original trial when Flynn PLEADED GUILTY all by himself. Nothing the the FBI did was wrong in the least. You’re defending a traitor to the US and a total loser.
This is all about giving Trump cover for pardoning more of his criminal associates. You’re buying it hook, line, and sinker like every other Ill-informed TrumpBot.
How is it so confusing to you that Flynn pleaded GUILTY as charged?
How are the FBI notes exculpatory?It’s called prosecutorial misconduct. Look up “Brady Disclosures”. The plea has nothing to do with misconduct and the consequences flowing therefrom. The plea must be given with full knowledge of all relevant evidence. It looks like government prosecutors breached their duty of disclosure. The judge will review and decide.
It’s called prosecutorial misconduct. Look up “Brady Disclosures”. The plea has nothing to do with misconduct and the consequences flowing therefrom. The plea must be given with full knowledge of all relevant evidence. It looks like government prosecutors breached their duty of disclosure. The judge will review and decide.
Just a word about your posts..... sum it up please. I think everyone would appreciate it
Nonsense. They’re notes from a meeting. This is AG Barr’s attempt at making this look like misconduct to the public. Those notes weren’t part of discovery and shouldn’t be.
Trump will pardon this three time loser and traitor to his country. It’s just a matter of time. And Bill Barr is paving the way, as expected. Again, none, nada, zero, of this has anything to do with Flynn lying to the FBI about his conversations with the Russians for which he pleaded guilty.
You guys are real patriots!
How are the FBI notes exculpatory?
Are you kidding? They were strategizing how to nail Flynn for a crime they weren't even sure happened. That's not how I expect our criminal justice agencies to act. Maybe you do. But if you are right and this conduct becomes the norm, who will you turn to when they come after you?
Just a word about your posts..... sum it up please. I think everyone would appreciate it
They already knew what Flynn said to Kislyak.That's what law enforcement does when they believe someone has committed a crime. They strategize about how to "nail" people they believe are guilty of a crime.
Flynn lied to the FBI all by himself. That's why he PLEADED GUILTY to the charges. Why is this so complicated?
Flynn chose to lie to the FBI. Furthermore, Flynn sold his country out.They already knew what Flynn said to Kislyak.
They already knew what Flynn said to Kislyak.
I'm not having any problem with this issue. Was the statement I posted false?How does that change the fact that Flynn lied to them, then PLEADED GUILTY to it. Police are t obligated to tell a suspect what they already know. I’m sorry you’re having trouble with this.
Below is some of what Lawfare ( https://www.lawfareblog.com/flynn-redux-what-those-fbi-documents-really-show ) has to say. Maybe someone can enlighten as to why this assessment is wrong? It seems like catching a defendant in a lie is SOP in TV shows, is that totally wrong in real life?
Flynn’s new lawyers cite these notes, which were presumably written by then-FBI counterintelligence chief Bill Priestap, as supposed smoking gun evidence that the FBI was seeking to entrap Flynn in a lie. The trouble with that argument is that absolutely nothing forced Flynn not to tell the truth in that interview. And while FBI officials appear to have discussed the strategic purpose of the interview, there’s nothing whatsoever wrong with that. To be sure, a possible criminal prosecution based on the Logan Act case was weak leverage, given that the statute has virtually no history of enforcement, but agents hold relatively weak leverage over witnesses all the time. And yes, it’s wrong for the bureau to set up an interview in the absence of a viable case in order to induce a witness to lie for purposes of prosecution, but there’s no evidence that is what happened—merely evidence that the possibility was on a list of possible strategic goals for the interview. And yes, the bureau will sometimes confront a witness with a lie and specifically warn the person about lying being a felony, but that is not a legal requirement.
In fact, the Flynn interview gave Flynn every opportunity to tell the truth. As the FBI’s partially-redacted memo documenting Flynn’s interview reflects, the questions were careful. They were specific. The agents, as Strzok later recalled in a formal FBI interview of his own, planned to try to jog Flynn’s memory if he said he could not remember a detail by using the exact words they knew he had used in his conversation with Kislyak. And Flynn, as he admitted in open court—twice—did not tell the truth. That is not entrapment or a set-up, and it is very far indeed from outrageous government conduct. It’s conducting an interview—and a witness at the highest levels of government lying in it.
No one disputes the facts regarding Flynn. They're just claiming he was tricked or coerced or unfairly targeted or something. Essentially they're charging the FBI with the dreaded "process crimes" they told us were so bogus when they were levied against members of Trump's circle.
The link tells us what's wrong:
"And yes, it’s wrong for the bureau to set up an interview in the absence of a viable case in order to induce a witness to lie for purposes of prosecution, but there’s no evidence that . . . ." There IS evidence of this. The agents investigating the Trump campaign's alleged collusion with Russia wrote a closing memo about Flynn's role in the first week of January. The agents found a total lack of evidence that Flynn colluded. Their investigation included the wiretapped transcripts of his conversations with the Russian ambassador, the report of a paid informant who was close to Flynn, and surveillance of Flynn. In other words, the agents had a pretty clear picture of Flynn's activities. Despite that, the FBI did not close the Flynn investigation because Strzok personally intervened to keep it open based upon the never-prosecuted and flimsy Logan Act.
The interview about which the notes were written happened January 24, well after the agents intended to close the Flynn investigation. The interview had none of the trappings of an interview that normally would be associated with at target of an investigation. Even Hillary was given this process when she was brought in for her FBI interview and was allowed to have counsel present. Comey went on TV and joked that "he sent a couple of guys over" to talk to Flynn without going through channels or other processes associated with a targeted investigation. This is the interview that formed the sole basis for Flynn's prosecution that ruined his life.
"but agents hold relatively weak leverage over witnesses all the time." Flynn was not a witness, he was a target. Big difference.
"And yes, the bureau will sometimes confront a witness with a lie and specifically warn the person about lying being a felony, but that is not a legal requirement." Correct, this is not a legal requirement. But it is well established FBI policy. Taking this policy departure along with Strzok's personal intervention to keep the case open, Comey's admission about ignoring protocol, the notes which revealed no obvious purpose to keep investigating Flynn, the claimed Brady violations later involved with he Flynn prosecution, and more, the conclusion is clear that Flynn got screwed.
The question is why Flynn? I don't think Strzok intervened on his own initiative. This goes up the chain through McCabe, Comey, Yates, and maybe into the White House. There is evidence for all of that. Obama was also hot to trot about an anti-israeli UN resolution before he left office. Flynn worked to undermine that. Maybe this isn't about Russia at all.
So they made Flynn lie?