came in the form of this filing that sidney powell was representing michael flynn. and that was an impromptu sudden interview that he was asked to do with fbi agents. the legal team is alleging that the agents tampered with the evidence to charge flynn himself with lying. that s an interview memo after the subject is interviewed. so the question is, according to sidney powell to take the kill shot on flynn after he obtained these leaked transcripts of flynn s phone calls. klapper s people denied this and that s information about these calls with kissling act. suddenly, the article appears
that sidney powell was representing michael flynn. and that was an impromptu sudden interview that he was asked to do with fbi agents. the legal team is alleging that the agents tampered with the evidence to charge flynn himself with lying. that s an interview memo after the subject is interviewed. so the question is, according to sidney powell to take the kill shot on flynn after he obtained these leaked transcripts of flynn s phone calls. klapper s people denied this, and that s information about these calls with kissling act.
all these evidence. they then. go and they interview the current cfo, the longtime cfo, for granted validation from a guy named andy castle, and they do this in november 16, they take them out to dinner, lunch, new york, and they ask, are there problems here, and according to their memo, their interview memo afte they met with him, he makes several spontaneous claims, he can control bill clinton, people have been trying to stop them from comingling personal business with the foundation but nobody can control him, and he makes the most provocative of statements allegedly, if you believe this memo, in which he says, i know where all the bodies are buried at at the cln foundation. survey a sample ofof this evidence, they give it to the irs in august 16, they give it to the main justice department of bill clinton excuse me, donald trump s justice department inal october 2017, and then in early 2018, they are called by the fbi in little rock and they provide the evidence to the fbi in l
around here that we need to hear directly from these folks. what did you know, when did you know it, and why didn t you do anything about it. those are three, i think, important questions. so those are the questions, brian, that senator weinberg is interested in getting answered, so when you look at these names, we talked about drewniak, renna, schuber, pat foye, are you particularly interested in hearing from one of these? is there one you re particularly interested in? i think christina renna s going to be an interesting hearing. the interview memo that came out from the interviews she did with gibson dunn for the christie exoneration report, her interview memos are really fascinating and give us an interesting picture of what the office bridget kelly worked in, how that office functioned, how it was used, how it was blended sort of no difference between the campaign and the governor s official
laws were broken here. what did they do, who looked into it, and if they didn t, why didn t they? so i think those are all questions we need to put in front of these witnesses and others that we will be calling in the not too distant future as we continue to work out this schedule. but there s a lot of issues around here that we need to hear directly from these folks. what did you know, when did you know it, and why didn t you do anything about it. those are three, i think, important questions. so those are the questions, brian, that senator weinberg is interested in getting answered, so when you look at these names, we talked about drewniak, renna, schuber, pat foye, are you particularly interested in hearing from one of these? is there one you re particularly interested in? i think christina renna s going to be an interesting hearing. the interview memo that came out