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he said that initially. they later reversed themselves and flynn was indicted for making a false statement to an fbi agent. but as point of fact, judge, he s told them things that were not true and things that he should have known and recollected in realtime. right. maybe he did. and maybe he did it because he thought there was some impropriety about having the conversation with kislyak. that s why sally yates, then at the a.g. s office, then went to don mcgahn and said you better figure out what s going on with this. i don t think there was any impropriety in that conversation at all. in fact i think flynn would have been committing malpractice if he had not had the conversation with kislyak. he is the guy who was going to be the national security then why did he lie about it? beats me. that s a good question, no? it s an excellent question, but i don t know the extent t
I m not sure this president is equipped to actually function with just mueller and a few investigators because what he will do is lie. what he will do is deceive. what he will do is mislead the investigators like he misled the american public, and he s going to find himself with criminal charges. where were you last night? too slow. you re a liar. ken, let me ask you this. i was on the grill. i was on the grill. too late. you had to think about it. ken, the idea of it s not about mueller needing to trap the president. it s about the president trapping himself. that his guys are worried if you put him in the chair, you can t control what he ll say. he ll freelance. he ll abuse the truth, and when he does it in this context, it might be a crime. i know they re not going to charge him. i get all the doj guidance about indicting a president and all that stuff. right. but it s still bad. yeah, it s actually not those aren t exclusive, chris. it can be both, and i think from a