The Evidence Coming Out Of The Flynn Case Makes Mueller Look Worse And Worse, page 7

originally posted by: BrennanHuff22

originally posted by: carewemust

originally posted by: shooterbrody

originally posted by: carewemust
5.29.2020

Why arrest General Flynn for trying to keep the peace by asking Russia to not escalate?

This was the key conversation that caused Bob Mueller to have General Flynn arrested.

thehill.com...

Sunshine is nice

Judge Sullivan saw these transcripts long ago. It's obvious now that he was in on the entrapment. That is why he himself hired a lawyer last week for self-defense.

Whats the sauce for Judge Sullivan reviewing that transcript? I did a search from 2018-to early 2020 and can only find that he demanded the transcript be submitted to the court, the prosecution failed to produce the transcript and that was the end of it.

I see you're right! The prosecution told Judge Sullivan that the Transcripts of the Flynn-Kislyak call would not help him with sentencing. Sullivan easily agreed. Something's fishy about that don't you think?

(CNN) In the end, the judge doesn't need to hear Michael Flynn's calls with former Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak during the Trump transition in order to sentence him.

Last month, Judge Emmet Sullivan had ordered prosecutors to make public a raft of information, primarily transcripts, related to Flynn's case. That included calls between him and Russian officials -- presumably including the calls with Kislyak that have only been summarized but factored into a core piece of the Mueller investigation.

Prosecutors refused to make the Kislyak-Flynn calls public on Friday.

They said, in a one-sentence response to that part of the order, that they did not have other documents to share with the court that could help at sentencing.

The response caused much ado among court-watchers, who wondered how Sullivan might react to the snub.

Sullivan is known for his demands for transparency in prosecutions and, in Flynn's case, his severe reaction to Flynn's behavior in the White House.

Sullivan said Tuesday: "Upon consideration of the government's submissions in response to those orders, the government is not required to file any additional materials or information on the public docket pursuant to the Court's Orders."

Source - June 4th 2019: www.cnn.com...