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intelligence agency and the white house and others it doesn t seem as though general flynn followed the letter of the law. you just said it in the end there. it s the law. it s not just ethics advice. it s the law when you retire. when you retire, at least when i retired from the navy, the navy made it clear to me what the rules were, what the laws were, what i could and couldn t do. i ve known general flynn a long time. very smart man. we worked well together at the pentagon and he was a brave and courageous soldier. i would be surprised if he didn t get full briefing on the kind of constraints that were going to placed him on in retirement and therefore i d be surprised if it turns out in this investigation that he didn t ask for permission. it isn t just about telling people. the law says your parent service, the army for him, and the secretary of state, not one or the other, but both. so dia doesn t have paperwork on it is interesting to me, but

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