administration. this is week one of the trump administration. shows me that it was set up from the get go. day one. i ve been lucky to interview most fbi directors and former fbi directors. i have never in my life heard an anybody director talk the way that director comey did sunday night. it s not the language that fbi and law enforcement use. let me say something else tonight about mike flynn. in may of 2017, there was a document identified to a small number of people in the united states government. it s in the possession of the defense intelligence agency. for 18 months, there s been an effort to resist declassifying that document. i know that document contains extraordinary exculpatory information about general flynn. i think we all should ask for that declassification. get that out. it may enlighten the judge.
were supposed to. they were so focused on getting president trump, that they were willing to set up a lieutenant general. a guy that served our country 33 years. so that s the most egregious part of this, what they did to general flynn. the other thing to understand is, mike flynn ran the defense intelligence agency. he had to know his conversations with kislyak were being monitored. he had to know that. there s no reason for him to say something that wasn t true. he got caught because he didn t know that they were setting him up like they did. the judge demanded these documents is exactly what needs to happen. sean: the dynamic trio, comey, mccabe and strzok, cheryl atkinson. you can relate to this in your own way, especially unmasking surveillance issues. more importantly, i can t believe this has happened in our country. i don t care where you stand in
this is week one of the trump presidency. isn t it named in james comey s book higher loyalty? would that be the rule of law equal justice? does that sound like a public servant to you or someone trying to trap lieutenant general flynn? from day one, this is how these corrupt officials, again, not rank and file, treated duly elected the president, his first week in office, a 33-year, three-star veteran hero, five years in combat and here we have james comey fired for mishandling the clinton investigation. he too wanted hillary to win. mccabe set up the meeting and said you don t need a lawyer. fired by the fbi for lying. one of the agents meeting with flynn, peter strzok. of course, fired for his rampant anti-trump bias. in other words, the three main people initially involved in the
perjury trap. you don t tell somebody you re not really investigating and you don t need a lawyer. as we speak, michael flynn s life has been hold a long time. he s awaiting sentencing for allegedly lying to investigators during that meeting. a meeting so unusual that even fired fbi director james comey himself has now admitted was not standard operating procedure. he actually this is the sickest part of it bragged that he ordered it anyway because he thought he could get away with it. this is what we ve been telling you. abuse of power, corruption. not rank and file fbi. the highest levels at the fbi and the doj. shows you this, week one of the trump administration, the fix was in from day one. watch this. you look at this white house now and it s hard to imagine two
now in text messages unfortunately for peeter strzok and lisa page, they seem to reference flynn s interview being completed on february 14. james comey, he referenced reading this 302 before he was fired in may. so the question remains, why was a new 302 drafted in august by the special counsel? what information changed? can it be trusted? was there an earlier 302 memo? were there revisions in the memo? and is there a smoking gun here? either way, we deserve answers. tomorrow by 3:00 p.m., u.s. district judge emmett sullivan could have the answers to the questions. that is how long he s given the special counsel to turn over these documents relayeded to the fbi s interview of lieutenant general michael flynn. this is the same judge that dismissed the corruption convictions of republican senator ted stephens after discovering rampant misconduct