of a woman named lynn. none of this makes sense to anyone who knows lynn. local news told a story of this good name. she really was that all american girl. blue eyes, beautiful smile from california. a good mom. she adored her son, they were inseparable. little did anyone suspect, for the next 20 years, the story of lynne would haunt a young boy s life. and a secret would remain locked away for decades, that would explain everything. what happened to lynn, to put her in the crosshairs of miami tv news. was that she was missing. it just flat out gone. no one could imagine lynn, a responsible hospital administrative aide. just snapping and walking out on her life. least of all, on her five year old son kristen. one thing is certain, lynn is jennifer, a miami reporter
it s very much the way he transacted business when he was not the president. you just stonewall everything, you force everybody to go into court. you wait everybody out. you have people holding the bag. and this is what the president does. the rule of law in his view does not apply to him. all right. let s move on to some other sensitive issues. does congress right now need to subpoena the president s fired former national security adviser michael flynn, so he can give his account of people trying to influence his cooperation with the special counsel, robert mueller? well, that is a bombshell. so maybe they should just invite michael flynn. maybe, you know, he ll be very cooperative with the congress, also. but if he doesn t come on his own volition, then they should subpoena him. because, obviously, he has a lot of information that is relevant to what the house has to look at. and sadly, none of that, apparently, the going to happen in the senate. flynn is, by the way, awaiting
days? absolutely. if the president or anyone else imagines that this is somehow magically over when the special counsel files his report, he is sadly mistaken. we know of a number of other criminal investigations that are taking place. the fact that this report will reveal extraordinary information that when congress eventually gets, it will have to address. we simply don t know what the full scope of the special counsel s investigation involved and what is left, what gaps exist for congress to investigate. one of the things we have learned what we will be learning with manafort filings today, mr. cohen s testimony next week and the oversight investigation into saudi arabia and general flynn is let me put it this way. richard nixon said the american public has a right to know if their president is a crook. we have a good idea the
prompting another person to send off a message that flynn can be compromised. what can you tell us about flynn going forward and the attention on him from the fbi? that certainly, from the informant s standpoint, that was a moment that he took merit of. it is not clear that that information that went to the authorities triggered a counter intelligence investigation. but it would have been logged by authorities. new york times reporter adam thank you for joining us and congratulations on the late breaking news tonight. thank you. bye. i will say, flynn is, if this anecdote about michael flynn from 2014, sources alarmed by the closeness with a russian woman at a intelligence seminar, reporting back whether orient
late-breaking news. thank you. bye. i will say flynn is if this anecdote about michael flynn from 2014, sources alarmed by his closeness with a russian woman at an intelligence seminar, reporting it back to u.s. intelligence authorities about whether or not he s compromised, over the course of the mueller investigation we ve also got rick gates and paul manafort, the chairman and deputy chairman of the trump campaign, both also in contact with someone who the fbi believed to be a russian intelligence asset. we ve got carter page who is believed to be involved with russian intelligence and potentially reporting home to moscow about his contacts with the fbi and this country. and we ve got george papadopoulos also involved in the trump campaign, also appearing to be in contact with russian intelligence. that s a lot for one campaign. have you ever heard in any