flip did was really, really bad. and so for him to get credit now from mueller, he must have come up with something really good, with something with someone even higher up in the food chain than the national security adviser. that means the president, don, junior or jared kushner. again, i think jared kushner is a likely subject now of the mueller investigation. so we have these two things going on at the same time, the sentencing of flynn is out there. we have all that we have seen from manafort and cohen, all the people that have given up the ghost willingly or unwillingly that had to turn on donald trump. but it looks like the judge wants flynn to go back and give more, that maybe he doesn t think he s given enough to earn no jail time more. so you wonder what the more is. one is that judge saw more evidence from mueller than we did about what flynn had done that cooperated, that provide substantial assistance. so maybe the judge knows
but he started that hearing yesterday by saying there is a great deal of non-public information in this docket and if i happen to slip and say something, please somebody tell me. and so he made it clear that he knows all of the details about what flynn has told the government and we don t. for example, the nuclear deal that he was plotting in the middle of the inauguration, that s not in any of the documents that are made public in the docket but that s something sullivan would have reviewed and know the full breadth of. sullivan is like the first person outside the mueller team to read everything he has on at least flynn. right. the first thing he says is, well, foreign agent or treason, which is it, general flynn? that s a good point, glen. the other issue here, i think, and what sullivan was getting at and how it evaluates how we deal with foreign policy. here s an individual part of the first american first campaign who was manifestly working for
yesterday by saying there is a great deal of non-public information in this docket and if i happen to slip and say something, please somebody tell me. and so he made it clear that he knows all of the details about what flynn has told the government and we don t. for example, the nuclear deal that he was plotting in the middle of the inauguration, that s not in any of the documents that are made public in the docket but that s something sullivan would have reviewed and know the full breadth of. sullivan is like the first person outside the mueller team to read everything he has on at least flynn. right. the first thing he says is, well, foreign agent or treason, which is it, general flynn? that s a good point, glen. the other issue here, i think, and what sullivan was getting at and how it evaluates how we deal with foreign policy. here s an individual part of the first american first campaign who was manifestly working for
destain for your criminal offense. did he commit treason, nevertheless, it was a very grave offense because that s the other part of it. it s not simply the talking point on the right is inaccurate or trivializing civil offense. this judge has a no non-sense reputation. they were led into a blender talking about the bad things that the government s supposedly done. let s talk about the t word. you sold your country out. he walked that back later and acknowledged he was lobbying for turkey ended before he worked at the white house, but i mean, he went all in. this is interesting. it sounds like he did have the facts wrong a little bit but the point is he s not just looking at the offense conduct for what flynn pleaded guilty to, which
do done. let s talk about the t word. you sold your country out. he walked that back later and acknowledged he was lobbying for turkey ended before he worked at the white house, but i mean, he went all in. this is interesting. it sounds like he did have the facts wrong a little bit but the point is he s not just looking at the offense conduct for what flynn pleaded guilty to, which is a false statement which judge sullivan said is serious enough as it is. the conduct he was charged with and didn t have to plead guilty to which is acting as an unregistered agent and a judge can take into account offense conduct that the person didn t plead guilty to if he finds it by a preponderance of the evidence. judge sullivan can consider the conduct and the fact he s talking about that means he s considering whether he should go