Lol nature. Too bleeping funny! Anyway. Great board the last 2 days. My boss is gone the rest of the week.
February 7 and 8: Flynn told the Post he did not discuss the sanctions with Kislyak. A day later, his spokesman told the Post the national security adviser “couldn’t be certain that the topic never came up.”
February 9: NBC News reported Tuesday Pence was only informed of the Justice Department’s warning about Flynn 15 days after Trump and others were told.
February 10: An unnamed Trump administration official told the Post Pence either misspoke or was misled by Flynn. Further, The New York Times reported that transcripts existed of the conversation. While the alleged content of the conversations was a likely breach of protocol during a presidential transition—and could be a breach of the law—it’s unlikely to lead to any charges against Flynn.
February 11 and 12: When asked about it en route to Mar-a-Lago, Trump replied he was unaware of the controversy. Spicer said Trump was referring only to the Post’s article on the conversation. Here’s the exchange that took place:
Here is Trump's Air Force One exchange where POTUS says he didn't know about reports re: Flynn and Russian sanctions. (h/t @gregorywallace)
QUESTION: Mr Trump. what do you think of reports -- sorry Mr. President,
What do you make of reports that General Flynn had conversations with the Russians
about sanctions before you were sworn in ?
TRUMP: I don't know about it . I haven't seen it Waht report is that ?
QUESTION: "There are a number of reports"
QUESTION: The Washington Post is reporting that he talked to the Ambassador to Russia before you were inaugurated about the sanctions
TRUMP: I haven't seen that. I'll look at that
Still, Flynn went to Mar-a-Lago, Trump’s Florida retreat, with the president and the Japanese prime minister. He appeared to enjoy Trump’s confidence, and even huddled with the president when news broke of North Korea’s missile launch. Still, there was no public word from Trump over the reports about his national-security adviser.
February 13: Kellyanne Conway, Trump’s counselor, said on MSNBC Flynn enjoyed the president’s confidence. Hours later, Flynn resigned.
February 14: Conway said it was Flynn’s decision to resign; Spicer said Trump asked for Flynn’s resignation.
February 7 and 8: Flynn told the Post he did not discuss the sanctions with Kislyak. A day later, his spokesman told the Post the national security adviser “couldn’t be certain that the topic never came up.”
February 9: NBC News reported Tuesday Pence was only informed of the Justice Department’s warning about Flynn 15 days after Trump and others were told.
February 10: An unnamed Trump administration official told the Post Pence either misspoke or was misled by Flynn. Further, The New York Times reported that transcripts existed of the conversation. While the alleged content of the conversations was a likely breach of protocol during a presidential transition—and could be a breach of the law—it’s unlikely to lead to any charges against Flynn.
February 11 and 12: When asked about it en route to Mar-a-Lago, Trump replied he was unaware of the controversy. Spicer said Trump was referring only to the Post’s article on the conversation. Here’s the exchange that took place:
Here is Trump's Air Force One exchange where POTUS says he didn't know about reports re: Flynn and Russian sanctions. (h/t @gregorywallace)
QUESTION: Mr Trump. what do you think of reports -- sorry Mr. President,
What do you make of reports that General Flynn had conversations with the Russians
about sanctions before you were sworn in ?
TRUMP: I don't know about it . I haven't seen it Waht report is that ?
QUESTION: "There are a number of reports"
QUESTION: The Washington Post is reporting that he talked to the Ambassador to Russia before you were inaugurated about the sanctions
TRUMP: I haven't seen that. I'll look at that
Still, Flynn went to Mar-a-Lago, Trump’s Florida retreat, with the president and the Japanese prime minister. He appeared to enjoy Trump’s confidence, and even huddled with the president when news broke of North Korea’s missile launch. Still, there was no public word from Trump over the reports about his national-security adviser.
February 13: Kellyanne Conway, Trump’s counselor, said on MSNBC Flynn enjoyed the president’s confidence. Hours later, Flynn resigned.
February 14: Conway said it was Flynn’s decision to resign; Spicer said Trump asked for Flynn’s resignation.
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