Told that National Security adviser Michael Flynn was susceptible to blackmail by russia. That warning was issued by acting Attorney General sally yates, who told White House Counsel Don Mcgahn that flynn was vulnerable because he misled the Vice President and others about the nature of his conversation with Russian Ambassador sergey kislyak. Despite her warning, President Trump chose to keep flynn on the job as top National Security post for 18 more days, according to the report. Muellers goal in part is to determine whether there was a deliberate effort to cover up the information that yates had provided the white house. As nbc reports, multiple sources say that during interviews, muellers investigators have asked witnesses, including White House Counsel Don Mcgahn himself and others who have worked in the west wing to go through each day that flynn remained as National Security adviser and describe in detail what they knew was happening inside the white house as it related to
flynn.
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scenes. for now this seemed to be a one off though to allow cameras for negotiations. normally they come in for a minute, then leave and the real work gets done. i can t say that this on-camera moment actually changed negotiations in a meaningful way, but it was good to see and maybe most interestingly, it gave us insight into how the president thinks about the job. when he said the next day, welcome back to the studio, when he let cameras back in for a second day in a row, he was absolutely thinking as the producer in chief. it harkens back to the apprentice days and it s kind of a culmination of the progression of 50 years of television as an influence in america. the average american watches five hours of tv a day and that includes president trump. we know he live tweets fox news and other shows. he s very much in a feedback loop where he does something like that, a cabinet room meeting, then he watches the coverage on tv, then brings the cameras back and talks about what he saw o
on stage. and weigel in this particular case was forced to apologize. it was an outright lie. the new york times told us a story claiming that president trump watches up to 8 hours of tv a day and drinks 12 diet coax. huge news. cnn has since been using that so-called report to wildly speculate about president trump s health and n. a pretty despicable display display last week both bloomberg and reuters put out a fake news story that the special counsel robert mueller s team had subpoenaed president trump and his family s bank records from deutsche bank. now president trump s legal team quickly pushed back and by the way those outlets also issued corrections. finally, of course, there was abc news brian ross. he was suspended without pay for reporting that lieutenant general michael flynn was prepared to testify that then candidate trump ordered him to contact the russians. that turned out to be false. he is also forbidden for ever reporting on donald trump going forward. joining us