effort to go after michael flynn. e biden told us a few months ago he knew nothing about the case. was involved in unmasking flynn's name, used logan act on very day they decided not to drop charges even though the agents investigating flynn wanted to let this case go. there was nothing there. that is how serious this is is. it's a great win. as michael flynn says, liz, big win for michael flynn and his family what they have been through but it's a bigger win for the american people. now this is about getting back to the rule of law an equal treatment under the law. elizabeth: yeah. but it also, also appears that barack obama and joe biden are personally directing a criminal probe into michael flynn when the fbi didn't have the goods on flynn and they didn't have the goods on the trump russia collusion theory. so now they're still going to go after michael flynn. why? because they didn't like him? why? >> well this is all part of the insurance -- i think to coverup what they did before. i think insurance policy initial

the big victory for the michael flynn case and his team. ngressional investigators now zeroing in on newly discovered notes key to the flynn case being thrown out. theou notes are written by formr fbi official peter strauch. peter struck was fired for bias anti-trump messages. amp located barack obama and joe biden as a way more involved than they have let on. a january 4, 2017 oval office meeting between barack obama, joe biden, sally gates and james comey. they wanted to drop the fbi probe into phlegm because they could not turn up any derogatory information to nail flynn as conspiring with russia. peter struckgs noted three key things. james comey saidid at that meetg that the phone calls between michael flynn and the russian ambassador "appear legit." then joe biden appears to raise the idea of going after michael flynn based on the logan act. third period barack obama then orders that the "right people still investigate michael flynn. go to house judiciary ranking member jim jordan of ohio back with us. great to have you back on, congre

they were surveilled, then general michael flynn three-sta general michael flynn, national security advisor was entrapped, made false statements. they make a huge case out of it eventually, it was despised, an we learned through this entire russia collusion nonsense, through impeachment, there was absolutely nothing. this is general michael flynn, three-star general part of a dismantling of islamic terror groups. he was a second lieutenant when i was one -year-old, he has bee serving and loving our country his entire life. the fact that we are finally no dismissing it when the prosecution and the defense agree is obvious and common sense, hopefully he gets a chance to move on with his life. hopefully there is a second ter of donald trump, and may be he serves in that administration. he has been as the president said exonerated in this by the justice system and hopefully we won't have to talk much more about it. >> marie? >> he hasn't been exonerated. today's ruling was a procedural one. it was not a vindication. it didn't speak to the charges, it spoke to the process which doj has asked for

do you think president obama had a personal vendetta against michael flynn? in further fourth. told president trump, don't bring on michael flynn your team. do you think president obama had a personal vendetta against michael flynn? >> i would say personal vendetta against him but not because of something flynn did to obama but because flynn knew what was wrong with the cia and and he was in a position to do something about it. and he knew where the bodies were buried and, it was obama's way of protecting the cia from embarrassing things and probably some reforms that flynn was going to be able to make or make public. actually flynn couldn't make them public at this point because he wasn't in a position to do it but then working for trump he would have been in a position to do it. so it was, to get flynn to keep covering up the things that need to be reformed in the intelligence community. elizabeth: you know, so, then the question is, why did the fbi and james comey continue to investigate flynn in the absence of any crime or evidence of collusion? i mean th

it shows president obama's white house power base was actually targeting michael flynn. ing president obama, joe biden, susan race, saying, you know president obama, make sure you look at things, have the right people on the flynn case, meaning obama was directing james comey and former deputy attorney general to investigate flynn for having routine phone calls with the russian counterpart. what was your reaction? why were those notes withheld so long? >> we don't know where they were held from. whether they were in a private notebook of peter strzok or private files within the fbi. we don't have the original flynn 302, fbi report of the interview we know that exists and draft as well we can tell from text messages between strzok and page, should be in the fbi es sentinel system and how it was destroyed and by whom. so that information is at the fbi. we still don't have it. that to me is absolutely inexplicable, especially if mr. wray has any interest in screening up the fbi at all. elizabeth: what do you think the notes will show? >> i think they're going to show that th

now, if this can happen to lieutenant general michael flynn, nobody in this country is safe. in that terms of abusing the power and using the powerful tools of intelligence and turning them on american heroes like general flynn. he was a hero. 33 year veteran, multiple tours of duty.y. he served his country with honor and with the distinction. four years of his life was ripped away by these top, well, so-called leaders, the 1% that abused their power. he lost his house, he faced bankruptcy. they threatened to put his son in jail, used it as leverage, even though they didn't feel like he was lying. so, in other words, oh, i have to sign this or you're going to go after my son? well, he impaled himself and dove on the sword, i guess like any good loving father would do. all of this because his political connection to donald trump. the mob and the media, that despicable, repulsive group, the country's very own democratic state run prop, they cheered for the persecution of michael flynn. when are you and the mop going to apologize? a, humpty dumpty, that means your fake news netwo

powell said this case was concocted and the fbi lied and also slammed government misconduct against michael flynnremember even fbi wanted to drop the case against flynn in 2017 because there was nothing there. we will break it down joining us tonight justice department spokeswoman carrie on fbi and the probe into flynn and how it was stacked against him. this is a fox business exclusive, also house judiciary ben klein on growing doubt in washington over the foundation for the fbi launching the trump russia collusion probe as more documents are declassified. now this chuck grassley declaring week did not find a single tread of evidence to support it. we have even more detail on what critics are now saying are the fbi's week launches pre-were digging into the documents. plus joe concha on the obama administration abuse of power in the trump russia probe in the flynn probe, top democrats scribbling either running away from questions about it or trying to revise and come up with new narratives that avoid their initial scorched earth attack that trump is arish russa asset and going to jail. and alveda

michael flynn had a huge day. what do you make of this?>> it is satisfying to see justice prevailing in the judicial branch, the appeals court made the right decision. now we have to wait for judge sullivan to go ahead and allow for what they ordered him to do and allow him to do that and good to see justice prevail yesterday for general flynn and everything he has endured until this point. >> absolutely will not do what they want them to do but we will see how that turns out, let's look at these notes, amaud arbery notes -- peter stzrok notes, talking about the logan act against michael flynn, talking to sergey kislyak who was ambassador before he came into the white house, obama says these are unusual times, i have been on the intel committee for 10 years and i never -- obama, make sure you look over things and have the right people on it, is there anything i shouldn't be telling the transition team? this is a big deal at the end, james comey, fbi director saying in his opinion the flynn kislyak calls, those calls made during the transit

and now tonight's episode of "michael flynn." >> stephen: welcome to "michael flynn," where, just like every flynn," where, just like every prestige drama these days, we're not afraid to kill off beloved, characters, because in this episode, we're bumping off lady justice. this morning, a federal appeals court ordered the the judge to dismiss the criminal case against michael flynn. well i'm sure he learned his lesson: that rich, well- connected people don't have to learn lessons. the order to dismiss the case without review is called a "writ of mandamus," which is also the name of a poorly received harry potter courtroom novel. ( as harry potter ) "your honor, expecto objectum!" this comes even though michael flynn already twice pleaded guilty of lying to the fbi. but, in the end, it was just a case of "he said..." that he did it, twice. amd the whole thing feels fishy. the two judges who ruled in flynn's favor have a history of seeing eye-to-eye with the trump administration. and one of them, judge neomi rao, is a former white house official whom trump appointed to the appeals court

peter strzok, of course, was the one who said don't drop the investigation to michael flynn and strzok was one of the two fbi agents who came to the white house to interview flynn in late january of 2017. president obama is noted on this memo as saying, quote: had the right people on it. vice president joe biden is noted as mentioning the logan act and james comey is quoted as saying flynn kislyak calls appear legit. the president tweeting about that today saying, quote, james comey and band of dirty cops going to apologize to general michael flynn and others what they have done to ruin his life and what about robert mueller and his angry democrat cronies? are they going to say so sorry? and what about obama and biden? john, expect to get more on this during the press conference coming up at 3:30. stay tuned. >> a lot 6 answers yet to come. our chief white house correspondent john roberts. thanks. a democratic state senator in wisconsin says protesters attacked him near the state capital last night after he took a picture of the scene. the protesters pulled down two statues and smashed

is praising today's development. >> in a surprise call to the rush limbaugh show, michael flynn sounded relieved. >> it's a good thing for me, good thing for my family but it's really a great boost of confidence for the american people and our justice system. >> flynn declined to discuss specifics just hours after the d.c. circuit court of appeals ruled his case must be dropped. karen henderson and naomi rall riding in part, if evidence comes to light calling into question, the executive branch must have the authority to decide that further prosecution is not in the interest of justice. flynn pleaded guilty twice to lying to the fbi but withdrew his latest plea earlier this year, arguing misconduct on behalf of the justice department and fbi. flynn's legal team claims these heavily redacted notes were written by former fbi agent peter strzok and the notes point to a meeting between president obama, vice president biden and fbi director james comey. according to the notes, president obama allegedly said, make sure your look over things that have the right people on it and is ther

counsel, doesn't follow the rules or the process you're supposed to follow, sneaks them in to set up michael flynn know they were trying to set him up because we have bill prestand, every we have his handwritten notes where he said what's our goal, is it to get flynn to lie so we can fire him in that is exactly a what they did. so this is all part of this 20-daytime frame where they're sequencing out their insurance policy to make sure we don't discover what they didment and the good news for us is we did cover it, and it's all coming out now. and ultimately, we'll get completely to the bottom of this when john durham's investigation is complete. lou: i want to share with you because you're on the jewish dish true committee, one of the most idiotic things i've seen said by a senator who, frankly, says some idiotic e things. it's not the frequent so much as these stand alone. this is what he said in regard to the appellate court decision. if we could put up this full screen now, this is lindsey graham saying about the order to follow the justice department motion to dismiss the case: justice, final

force a federal judge to dismiss the case against purpose's former national security adviser, michael flynnght by the department of justice. this after flynn's lawyer said the case was, quote, concocted and planned government misconduct against michael flynn. watch this. >> to make us go through that process when the ultimate result has to be the grant of the motion to dismiss. the government's just basing -- wasting resources out the wazoo pursuing this, and the toll it's taking on the defendant is certainl irreparable harm. elizabeth: remember, this case involves the fbi saying, yes, there is nothing there, no derogatory evidence against michael flynn as of early 2017 and also allegations that the fbi tries to corner him in a perjury trap. judge emmet sullivan has scheduled a hearing next tuesday to hear from both sides. ing the judge could disease on the motion to dismiss by the end of july who could make a whole new troubled of appeals. let's welcome to the show carrie kupec. carrie, it's great to have you on. your thoughts on this case and what's happening now. >> the arguments were pr

all the ways we're helping members at usaa.com/coronavirus security advisor to president trump michael flynnng his silence after a federal appeals court yesterday ordered the dismissal of his case. flynn calling into rush limbaugh's show yesterday said this. >> it's a good thing for me and my family. it's a great boost of confidence for the american people and our justice system. that's what this comes down to. whether or not our justice system is going to have the confidence from the american people. >> melissa: this may not mean the case is over. a u.s. district court judge sullivan did not move to dismiss the case and he could ask the appeals court to review the decision by this 3 judge panel or any of the 12 judges on the appeals court can ask for another hearing. mollie, i know you spent a lot of time on this. which way do you think this is going? do you think this case is over or do you think there will be subsequent hearings? >> this whole case has been weird from the beginning. it began with illegal targeting of michael flynn. it involved a special and a lot of people who very, very

he should exercise that authority and just move to sentence michael flynn. >> as you read it, you can how astounded gleason is at what he's uncovering in this. he says that flynn committed perjury in his attempt to change course in this case. but the judge should just factor that in when he's sentencing him. so could the scenario be that the judge goes forward, sentences michael flynn, and then donald trump pardons michael flynn, or will donald trump intervene before the judge chooses to sentence michael flynn? >> you know, the president could intervene at any point, but there's one other possibility, that's the d.c. circuit court of appeal where is michael flynn's lawyer went to get them to yank this out of judge sullivan's hands and intervene in the case, they may take it out of judge sullivan's hands. judge sullivan drew an unfortunate panel, two pretty good alleys of the president on that panel. but it's possible judge sullivan will never be allowed to rule on this case. but we know that the president would pard orn mion mike flip,ye president can pardon him and suffer the politic

to judges on the federal a federal appeals court ordering the dc court to drop the case against michael flynnnel recovering requiring the plug be pulled on any further proceedings, so if the full appeals court does not elect to review the case, it is all over. here is what flynn said about the ruling. >> what the decision today is really, it is a good thing for general flynn, it's a good thin for me, it's a good thing for m family, but it's a great boost of confidence for the american people in our justice system because this is what this reall comes down to is whether or not our justice system is going to have the confidence of the american people. >> let's bring in the former national national security adviser advisor under president trump. welcome this morning. here he was, general flynn breaking his silence what do yo make of all of this? >> i think he is absolutely right. good for him to say it. this was a lot about a lot more than general flynn. when the fbi and people came after me, it was about more tha me, it was about targeting double donald trump. why, he promised to drain the swam

ordered the dismissal of a criminal case against donald trump's former national security adviser michael flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. a jury investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election trump has repeatedly criticized flynn's prosecution the justice department asked judges to dismiss the case last month let's get more of this now from our serious political hay who joins us live from just outside washington what are we to make of this passy. this is such a highly unusual move by this d.c. appeals court but this whole case has been highly unusual let's not forget michael flynn was the national security adviser he pled guilty twice to lying to the f.b.i. that is a criminal offense riginal a the prosecution said he was cooperating so he put patient then he stopped cooperating and they said he should get 6 months in prison that's when michael flynn said i'm going to withdraw my guilty plea well in a very unusual move the federal judge overseeing the case said i need somebody to argue against this because the justice department said go ahead and drop the c

he should exercise that authority and just move to sentence michael flynn. >> as you read it, you canvering in this. he says that flynn committed perjury in his attempt to change course in this case. but the judge should just factor that in when he's sentencing him. so could the the scenario be that the judge goes forward, sentences michael flynn, and then donald trump pardons michael flynn or will donald trump intervene before the judge chooses to sentence michael flynn? >> you know, the president could intervene at any point but there is one other possibility and that is the d.c. circuit court of appeals where michael flynn's lawyer went to try to get them to sort of yank this out of judge sullivan's hands and intervene. they may take it out of judge sullivan's hands. he drew an unfortunate panel, two pretty good allies of the president on that panel. we don't know what the full circuit would rule if it ever got to them but it is possible judge sullivan will never be allowed to rule on the case. if so i think we ultimately all know the president would pardon mike flinn but the point

it is made real progress and thank god, this can happen to lieutenant general michael flynn. nobody in this country is safe. turning them on american heroes like general flynn, he was a hero. 33 year veteran, multiple tours of duty. four years of his life was ripped away by the top so-called leaders, the 1% that abuse their power, he lost his house, he faced bankruptcy, they threaten to put his son in jail, used as leverage even though he didn't feel like he was lying, in other words, i have to sign this? or you're going to go after my son. he impaled himself and drove on the sword like any good, loving father would do. all of this because of his political connection to donald trump. the country's very own democratic, state run, they cheer for the persecution of general flynn, whether you and the mob are going to apologize, that means your fake news network, rachel maddow, that means your conspiracy tv network, the new york toilet paper times, the washington compost, abc, nbc, cbs, you all owe general flynn a huge apology for what you said and did and your lack of objectivity

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is this case close for michael flynn? is highly unlikely another appeal will happen. >> i think at this point it's probably over. there would be no point of appealing. 2-1 by the appellate court ordering the judge in this case to dismiss the case will probably stand as is. it's a cautionary tale. >> i was going to say, how rare is something like this to happen? >> it is rare in the sense that you don't usually see a situation where you have so many things going on over the course of many years. bear in mind, we are 3.5 years into the first discussion inside the doj and other places about whether michael flynn had broken the law. this is been a long trail. as all the viewers know, there's a molar investigation, the testimonies before congress, whether michael flynn pled guilty because he was protecting his son. whether the sun was threatened with prison. many twists and turns in this case. and we are not done with it quite yet. >> we will of course keep watching. we appreciate your time and thank you for joining us today.

where could this go next or is it case closed for michael flynn?>> it's pretty close to case closed. there could be en banc review and we seeing that in the don mcgahn dispute and that's rarely granted and this opinion could be appealed to the supreme court although it's not clear who would do that. the district judge, and that's sort of procedurally awkward and it's pretty close tote end of the word and let's not let this go down like the michael flynn case and that's not what the ruling says. >> true, except he would go free, right? you have to look at the bottom line sometimes, i suppose. another thing happening today and here you have the justice department prosecutors, and career justice department prosecutors accusing the barr-led justice department of politicizing two major cases, right? one on the roger stone sentencing, but also on an anti-trust case against marijuana firms. tell us the significance of this. >> jim, this is something that i've never seen before and i keep saying i've never seen anything like this and then it gets worse and

van don't bring him on your team do you think president obama had a personal vendetta against michael flynnl against him but not something flynn did to obama but because flynn knew what was wrong with the cia, and he was in a position to do something about it. and he knew one of the bodies were buried, and it was obama's way of protecting the cia from embarrassing things and probably some reforms that flynn was going to be able to make or make public. actually flynn couldn't make them public at that point because he was not in a position to do it. but then working for trump he would have been in a position to do it. so it was get -- to get flynn to keep covering up the things that need to be reformed with the intelligence community. >> you know, so then the question is why did the fbi and james comey continue to investigate flynn in the absence of any crime or evidence of collusion, i mean, the bottom line is that phone call was a foreign policy discussion on behalf of an incoming president. it is at zero counter intelligence interest or any legitimate concern for the fbi here. right? what'

michael flynn has announced that he wanted to drop the case against michael flynn which was originallymichael sullivan to say, wait a minute. i want to hold a hearing and hear more about this but right now that hearing holds in the balance of. this case needs to go. >> david, reaction continues to pour in. the president's press secretary kayleigh mcenany just sent something out moments ago saying today's decision, by an appeals court against general flynn, and no american should ever be unjustly targeted by their government. flynn was an american flag. >> ed: thank you sandra. a former assistant fox news attorney, fox news contributor and of course a big day here. there's a hearing coming up where democrats will be targeting bill barr and we will get to that in a moment, that's a very interesting and that appears to me. he intervened in the michael flynn case and said it's time to drop it. her reaction? >> it's the right results, and i have to say i'm upfront surprised. i would think they would allow judge sullivan to hear you have his hearing on july 16th or have has proceeding and dr

elizabeth: now to the news on the michael flynn case. rmer judge appointed to argue against the justice department's motion to dismiss the flynn case says no, don't do it. first up, he also said today that flynn did commit perjury when flynn, first he withdrew his guilty preto lying to the fbi about his contacts with the russian ambassador, then flynn withdrew that to say, no, i'm pleading not guilty. that to him is perjury. the former judge urged the court again accept the justice department motion to drop the case, charge against flynn. keep it going. and now this, we got news coming in. house house judiciary democrats filing their own brief in the flynn case arguing that the justice department's motion to dismiss the flynn case was done, quote to serve the demands of president trump. let's welcome former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, he is andrew mccarthy. andrew, great to have you on. can you break this down for us? >> sure, liz. i think what we have is something that is about as far afield from the pr

is this a unique case or is about that ruling regarding michael flynn today? >> well, the trump administration both the white house and tenhe justice depar called it a significant victory. nothing about this case has been noal from the beginning. it started, of course, with the outgoing adminiration and f.b.i. interviewing the ne president's incoming national security advisor in the white house itself. remember michael flynn pleaded guilty twice to making falsets statembut when he got a new lawyer, he reconsidered, wanted to reopen the case, and the new brass in the justice departme sided with michael flynn citing legal deficiencies. in the ca the federal judge hearing the and michael flynn appealed toit the higher court. now the higher court has actually sided with michael flynn and sically ordered the the case and throw it out for good. >> reporter: have both political parties acusing different parts the justice department of having politic bias. what is your se of what's happening in the agency? is there a chance that peopleo are beming more political in th

lou: michael flynn's defense attorney, sidney powell said there is direct involvement of the obama whitel flynn. >> these notes are simply damning, whether it was a phone conversation or a meeting or how it was conducted, the notes are clear in raising significant issues for vice president biden and of course mr. obama and their role in orchestrating and instructing and making sure this entire operation was carried out lou: sidney powell. that's it for us tonight. congressman jim jordan and jason chaffetz among our guests tomorrow. please join us for that. thanks for joining us tonight. good night from sussex. ♪. elizabeth: we begin tonight with a "fox business alert." massive fallout in washington tonight and a victory for michael flynn and his legal team led by sydney powell after a federal appeals court ordered a lower court to let the justice department finally drop its case against the former trump national security advisor, leading president trump to declare that flynn was quote, persecuted and accused the obama administration of flat-out spying on the trump campaign. hillary vaugh

i think we'll hear more about michael flynn and the back and forth with the justice department there from some of these other witnesses including michael mucasey, a former attorney general himself and a former judge who can speak on that issue. we're also going to hear from another prosecutor testifying as a whistle-blower about interference from the white house and any trust negotiations, essentially accusing the government of starting frivolous investigations into cannabis companies trying to merge saying this was only done because the federal government opposes cannabis as a business and wanted to make life difficult for them. also on auto emission standards essentially using the department of justice and investigative practices but subpoena documents, to make it hard for companies to operate as a way to show disfavor from the federal government as a way to make it harder for businesses who the president perceived to be enemies of his or supporters to do their jobs. >> it's an ugly picture being painted right now in the justice department. garret, thank you. katey, the most fascina

to come out. >> the president with plenty of praise for his former national security advisor, michael flynn. that is not new, but it came after today's federal appeals court decision. a three-judge panel ruled 2-1 that judge emmett sullivan must grant the doj a motion to dismiss the flynn case. the judge did not immediately do that, but put a scheduled july 16th hearing on hold. flynn twice pleaded not guilty to lying to the fbi. any judge on the full-court can review the decision. here's what flynn had to say in a phone call interview with rush limbaugh today. >> it's a good thing for me and my family, but it's a great boost of confidence for the american people in our justice system >> back with us again the former lead prosecutor andrew liesman during the russia investigation working under special counselor mueller. throw in your reaction to the decision and a prediction about what is going to happen here. >> sure. good night, brian. so, first it is hard to not comment on the irony of the president saying horrible things happened to general flynn when he was the person who fired general

from a court-appointed lawyer describing the justice department's new approach to the case of michael flynnflynn, you'll remember, was the president's first national security advisor. he twice pled guilty to the crime of lying to fbi agents when they asked about his contacts with the russian ambassador. despite flynn's own admissions of guilt, the trump justice department decided last month to drop the case against him. so was michael flynn guilty as he said he was twice or not? the judge overseeing the case brought in a former judge and a prosecutor named john gleason to consider the matter. and in a scorching 82-page filing today, gleason argued that the justice department's attempt to dismiss flynn's case should be denied, writing, quote, the government has engaged in highly irregular conduct to benefit a political ally of the president. now, they heart of the case is what flynn told the fbi about his talks with the russian ambassador during the trump administration's transition to power. flynn said he and the russian diplomat had not discussed u.s. sanctions on russia for interfering in

for the past two and a half years, former national security adviser general michael flynn has had a caseore u.s. district court judge emmet sullivan that has yet to be resolved. today sullivan further extended that case that has dragged on for years saying he doesn't have to drop flip's case just because -- flynn's case just because the justice department dropping charges. sullivan claiming he, he has the right to conduct his own investigation now into flynn's withdrawal of his guilty plea. he's asking the d.c. circuit court of appeals to stay out of the case to insure, quote, the integrity of the judicial process. it is my opinion that that judge would not know integrity if it smacked him straight in the nose. joining us this evening by phone is sidney powell, general flynn's defense attorney, former federal prosecutor. sidney, it is great to have you with us. make of this what you can for us who don't know the law, but we do know common corruption and just spite which seems to be that which is driving this judgeer respect i of the further -- irrespective of the further injustice he doe

you're going after michael flynn. -- we are going after michael flynn. the next day, january 5, 2017, thenomey meets with president obama talks about michael flynn and what happened 19 days later? these agents are snuck into the white house. mr. comey does follow the proper protocols or process and doesn't advise the white house counsel. he sneaks them into set up michael flynn, and there was no recording of that interview. there is the 302 note. and guess what they do with the notes? they change them months later and prosecute a general, prosecute an american citizen based on that. and all the gentleman is asking is, let's fix that. let's have the audio recording of the conversation that took place. and the democrats say, we need to study it. what? let's just pass it. as mr. gaetz said, let's get with the times. let's get with the times. we are doing a virtual hearing and we cannot even see half the democrats were supposed to be participating. -- who are supposed to be participating. but somehow, the fbi can interview american citizens on something that

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if you look at it in the big picture for michael flynn.oing to cross the finish line and walk out. it's not an overturning of the conviction. he was never convicted. >> trace: up on the screen i want this. we talked about it. a lot of play on this peter strzok note. maybe vice president joe biden introduced the idea of investigating michael flynn. the vice president suggests the logan act. president obama says these are unusual times. he says, you know, make sure you look over things and have the right people in place. then in the very bottom there, you have the fbi director at the time, james comey saying the kislyak call that flynn said appears to be legit. i want to play you what joe biden said when asked about this in may and get your response. listen. >> i know nothing about those moves to investigate michael flynn. i thought you asked me whether or not i had anything to do with him being prosecuted. i'm sorry. i was aware that there was -- that they asked for an investigation. that's all i know about it. >> trace: how is this playing