considered by the senate, correct, general? absolutely, john. and i ll tell you having filled out the forms that you re required to fill out for background checks, for financial disclosure, done that many times. i m sure admiral kirby has to, you re concerned about making sure you get everything on those documents because you know if an fbi agent or a security investigator comes back later on and says, hey, you forgot to tell us about x, y or z, you re in trouble. and other people will tell that or they ll do a check in terms of arrest record, so, yeah, it concerned me. i was confused as to why it didn t come up, and even then if you re going for a high level position in the u.s. government, you make sure your bosses know all the dark thingsthali that occurred in your past just to give them information. and domestic abuse is not an abstract issue in the united
journalists about how shaken they and their clients have been coming out of the interviews with mueller s investigators because of the depth of mueller s investigators knowledge, because of the documents he has, and because of the questions they ve been asking in which the clients are asked to finger other people and tell everything they know about other people. and they indeed know about other people, partly because mueller s people have perhaps a million pages of e-mails and documents provided by the white house, but more than that, by the government services administration. and it gives mueller s investigators great knowledge in which to question these witnesses and tell them, look, you tell us about x, y, or z, because we have in our hand an e-mail from somebody else saying something that you better let us know what s happening here. and this is particularly relevant to dealings with russia, trump s income and what
and his organization. so there are a lot of piece that is are still out there that we have reason to believe this would go on for some time. let me add one thing. numerous witnesses and their lawyers have been telling journalists about how shaken they and their clients have been coming out of the interviews with mueller s investigators because of the depths of mueller s investigators knowledge because of the knowledge they had and questions that s been asking and telling everything they know about other people and they know about other people partly because mueller s people have a million pages of e-mails and documents profded by the white house but more than that by the government services administration. it gives mueller s investigators great knowledge in which to question these witness and say look, you tell us about x, y, or
time. look, the bottom line is we don t really know in this white house because it s a very unconventional place. the president of the united states on friday had his chief of staff call the secretary of state and say there are changes coming you better get home. on tuesday morning in the morning tweets the secretary of state is out, i m going to replace him with the cia director. and then three or four hours later calls the secretary of state from air force one to say thanks for your service, i m replacing you. we hear about a lot the conversation about staff changes because the president is having dinner or a telephone conversation or a meeting with a friend and says i m upset about x, what do you think about replacing him with y and then that friend of the president tells somebody who tells somebody in the press the president s going to fire, fill in the blank. it s a very unconventional way to run an administration.
recollection that would be of interest to them in their further prosecution. doesn t say prosecutions of whom and for what. after today that debriefing will not be with the general s lawyers but will be with the general himself. look, the government could come back tomorrow the government could come back in a couple of weeks and say this guy doesn t have anything. it was a fraud. we re withdrawing the charge of lying to the f.b.i. we re going whole hog against him or it could say general will be testifying before a grand jury and will be testifying about x, y and z. bill: that may take it to a new level. let s wait until that until we get there. i do want you to recall a few days and try to tie in the significance in a legal sense. december 22, 2016, december 29, 2016, apparently flynn had conversations with the russian ambassador. that s what the court order suggests. january 24th now you have new administration, michael flynn has an office in the west wing