might be fearful that there s even more. it feels like that. it s too late for them. if they re trying to keep michael flynn close that ship has sailed. he s met with the special counsel 19 times and judge sullivan yesterday kicked him back to the special counsel. does this not suggest, though, that the white house fears there may be more? does this not suggest that the judge thinks there s even more? does this not suggest that robert mueller thinks there may be more, that michael flynn is holding back. because it was confusing while it was going on, but if you step back, you re looking at you re going, oh, wait a second. he sent him back. wait a second, they re saying the judge is saying to flynn with his words and deeds, you have more work to do, general. yeah. you haven t done everything you need to do, general. and at the same time you ve got the white house panicking, wishing him good luck after they fired him for lying. saying he was ambushed.
but i also have to tell you if at some point the government says you have concluded with your cooperation, you could be sentenced. the easy sentence was general petraeus got, saying, well, he didn t get jail time. the judge said, well, i personally thought papa trayus should have gotten jail time. this is a judge from everything we ve heard that takes seriously government service and especially when it comes to national security. if somebody raises the right hand and, you happen, they take an oath that they re going to protect and defend this country and the constitution of the united states, this judge takes it deeply personally when he when someone does not.
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tuesday, the parties will appear again before judge emmet sullivan, a jurist unafraid of the swamp who has a track record of calling out prosecutorial misconduct. he was so angry at the abuse of power back in the ted stevens case a man who does not tolerate injustice he ordered a special investigation into the investigators he was so pissed off. why are you charging this guy with something he didn t do? emmet sullivan has a reputation for wanting to know that the government has done everything by the book. that s something that i hope judge emmet sullivan on tuesday at the sentencing poses to the mueller team of partisans. the question is should they be rewarded for breaking the law or should judge sullivan impose a consequence on them. sullivan said i ll decide what is exculpatory. give me all of it.
topics and you made those false statements while you were serving as the national security adviser. the president of the united states most senior national security aide. i can t minimize that. while the judge later apologized for misstating the timing of flynn s work for turkey, he severely criticized his failure to register as a foreign agent and false statements about who paid him, quote, i mean, arguably that undermines everything this flag over here stands for. arguably you sold your country out. the court is going to consider all of that. the washington post writes that with these words flynn standing straight and flanked by attorneys looked shaken, his jaw clenched. at another point sullivan asked hypothetically could he have been charged with treason? the prosecutors said they had no concerns about treason. judge sullivan urged flynn to continue to cooperate. quote, i cannot assure that if you proceed today you will not