mike flynn lied. he admitted to lying. mike flynn affirmed his confession of lying in my courtroom.ter go explain that. what is this, what is on a scale of one to ten, how rare is it for a judge to say there's something amuck in my courtroom. i'm going to appoint someone from outside the two sides here to figure it out? >> with ten being the most rare, this is a 55. i mean nicole, i was a clerk for a trial judge in the district court in federal eastern district of virginia. you know you have sentencings week in, week out. multiple judges in every jur jurisdiction. this happens every day in our country where individuals plead guilty and r there are sentencin sentencings. never does the justice department come along and say do you want to drop all charges and the only reason it was done, let's be absolutely clear, because donald trump was perfectly fine with the way mike flynn was covering his tracks with the russians. it all has to do with donald trump supporting the effort to have a secret channel with the russians and supporting his guy, flynn, who did it and he never supported the

even if the judge believe has the prosecution of mike flynn was dropped for a corrupt reason or even for potentially an illegal reason. the two conservative judges on the appeals court ruled that the judge in the flynn case has to go along with it anyway. he can't inquire as to what made the justice department drop that prosecution. remarkable ruling from the appeals court. very, very controversial. we are basically counting down waiting to see if that ruling is going to be appealed potentially to the supreme court, which would be quite a dramatic turn. i should also mention -- you may remember we had congressman jerry nadler on the show here on monday night. that's when he said in the interview that he did here that he was preparing a subpoena for attorney general william barr himself to come testify on these issues. now we have learned that the morning after jerry nadler did that interview here monday night yesterday morning the prosecutor called up jerry nadler's committee and in fact scheduled a date for william barr to come in and voluntarily testify so as to avoid the planned su

here's the reality of mike flynn is guilty as charges. he's pleaded guilty not once but twice.se needs to proceed to sentencing and the president and bill barr's efforts to intervene do more damage to the rule of law. they're unworthy of the offices they both hold. >> well, we'll see what happens. joyce vance, always good to see you. i haven't seen you in quite some time. >>> ahead, a new coronavirus warning from dr. anthony fauci. we'll break down exactly what it means for you. but first, a voteding meltdown sparking outrage and serious fears about november. and serios fears about november baru. and right now, love is more important than ever. in response to covid-19, subaru and our retailers are donating fifty million meals to feeding america, to help feed those who now need our help. its all part of our commitment to our communities through subaru loves to help. love, it's what makes subaru, subaru. let's be honest. quitting smoking is hard. like, quitting every monday hard. quitting feels so big. so try making it smaller, and you'll be surprised at how easily starting small

trying to in the sentencing of mike flynn and now being before that judge, who said, no, mike flynn confessedlying in my courtroom. let's have someone else look at it. and the resignation from the department and the resignation from the case for his meddling in the roger stone sentencing. he's not really doing a very good job at being whatever he's trying to be, donald trump's roy cohn, i guess. >> absolutely. so he's not helped by the president, so you saw the daca decision that came out this week. and that was a situation where the president actually didn't get his ducks in a row and set forth a legitimate basis in which to get rid of it. and that's what the supreme court held. so that was ineptitude. you have ineptitude with the president saying that john bolton is lying in his book, which to me completely undermines the claim that john bolton is revealing classified information. it can't be both. if he's completely lying, nothing's classified. and you have the attorney general actually submitting, allowing to be submitted a variety of submissions in the stone case and then reversing it, y

many pundits not happy as appeals court uphold the dropping of the criminal case against mike flynn. that's next. howie: there was enormous media criticism of bill barr when he moved to drop the charges against mike flynn but justice department won big victory when federal panel voted 2-120 clear -- 2-1 to clear flynn case. mora liasson, fox news contributor. emily, fbi set a perjury trap for him, but the coverage has been lacer focus on bill barr and the extent to which he is helping the president have the case drop against his former aide. emily: that's exactly right, howie, unfortunately it's no surprise. there's always a caveat in the coverage that immediately shapes the tone that the reader or viewer receives. one headline, just a headline said that as two judges issue the ruling that the lower court should dismiss charges. first of all, they referenced president trump and they said president trump's former nsa as well as headlines said a third judge accused them of overstepping their powers and even in coverage that was more neutral about the ruling itself, still made the call

we knew about george papadopoulos and carter page and mike flynn and paul manafort and we knew there was a redacted section of the memo where another person was identify. we confirmed it was dr. ferris. what's interesting about it is that the referral predominantly deals with something unrelated to russia. it was about egypt, about a policy dispute. where the similarities begin is the allegations turned out to be as frivolous as most of the things in the steele dossier. dr. ferris gets to go through this entire process for an extraordinary amount of inaccurate information. what the most -- he said this looks like -- the russia case looks like an effort to sideline the foreign policy advisors of president trump so he would be handicapped in foreign policy when he begins. he believed one of the things they were trying to do was preserve the iran nuclear deal. president trump was clear he was going to throw that deal out when he became president. when mike flynn and all these others get sidelined, it slows the president down in getting to his foreign policy agenda. lou: it also brings i

where the pressure was coming not to close down the investigation like the law required against mike flynnet sullivan, meanwhile, carries on his court as if he is in a jurisdiction very special unto himself in a land far, far away. john solomon, great to have you with us and, again, great work. thanks for breaking another important story on just the news.com. we'd like to hear your thoughts about this. shower your comments, follow me on twitter @loudobbs like me on facebook, follow me on instagram @loudobbstonight. >>> coming up, president trump tears into the obama administration for undermining the transition, trying to overthrow his presidency. judicial watch president tom fitton next. stay with us, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ lou: hundreds of faulty republican primary ballots in new jersey sent to republican voters ahead of the state's july 7th primary. the error appeared on 5-700 ballots listing the name of democratic candidates, not republican candidates. the faulty ballots in new jersey come as "the washington post" is running an article signaling expected issues with election night re

it is now just -- it is as judge star was just saying a tragedy of what they did to mike flynn. know that general incredibly well, he's a proud man who served his country incredibly well for -- to do what they did to him is criminal and i want all of them. every one of them held accountable. >> you know, david, adam schiff has intelligence chair democrat is saying michael flynn could have been blackmailed by russians. but legal, legal jonathon turley saying that's ludicrous because that would imply russians have information to blackmail flynn with when the transcripts of its phone call were available already. that people had it here in the u.s. government those transcripts and russians couldn't blackmail him. take that on? >> no, and first of all, first of all, congressman schiff is a known liar. why would anyone take and seriously this man has lied continuously since the beginning of this investigation and he knows no bounds and no decent city when fact hit him in the face, he still rejects them. it is outrageous, it is embarrassing that he's a member of congress and it certain

first, yesterday, victory for the rule of law, mike flynn competely common rated. ly, we learned that joe biden -- who even though two months ago told us he had nothing to do with the flynn investigation, we've learned, a, he unmasked michael flynn's name, and yesterday we learned he was the one suggesting that they use the logan act to try to trap michael flynn and go after him. we learned all that yesterday in addition to the guy who told mr. zelinsky, oh, i think this guy mr. cooney, turns out he's the same guy who told andy mccabe we're not going to prosecute you. so i want to talk to mr. cooney at some point. we learn all that in one day in a hearing where the democrats are supposed to be awe tacking bill barr. it fell flat because the facts show that bill barr's doing good job. lou: these radical dems, i don't think they have a full understanding of just what fools they look like before the american people. and if they aren't fooling many folks, in my opinion. i want to go to, in -- if we may, the strzok note because it is fascinating to me. if we could, put t

. >> the picture of the judge we are putting on the air is the man that said in open court that mike flynn sold out his country. you don't hear that in open federal court every day. counselor, to prove we can walk and chew gum, we switch gears to the attorney general mr. barr. a lot of old washington hands are exhausted in explaining what they think happened to this man between his first and second go-arounds as attorney general. to use common parlance, they thought they knew him. turns out they didn't know this new incarnation. i'm going to run for you the thoughts and testimony today before the house, the career two doj types. we'll talk about it on the other side. >> i was privileged to serve in the department of justice under two democratic and one republican president and william barr poses the greatest threat. that is because he does not believe in its core principle that no person is above the law. >> what i saw is that roger stone was treated differently from every other defendant and received breaks that are in my experience unheard of. and what i heard repeat lid is that this len

we knew about george papadopoulos and carter page and mike flynn and paul manafort, and we knew theref the memo where another person was identified, and we have now confirmed that was dr. walid phares. and what's interesting is the referral predominantly deals with egypt. it was about a policy dispute. and where the similarities begin is that the allegations turned out to be as frivolous as most of the things in this steele dossier. so dr. phares will get a lawyer, he has to go through this entire process for an extraordinary amount of inaccurate information. and i think at the end of the day the most to found thing he said to me was when i look back at this, this looked like the whole russia case, looked like an effort to sideline all the foreign policy advisers of president trump so he would be handicapped in foreign policy when he began. and he specifically believed that one of the things they were trying to do was preserve the iran nuclear deal. president trump was clear he was going to throw that deal out when he became president. well, when mike flynn and walid phares and all th

where the pressure was coming not to close down the investigation like the law required against mike flynnullivan, meanwhile, carries on his court as if he is in a jurisdiction very special unto himself in a land far, far away. john solomon, great to have you with us and, again, great work. thanks for breaking another important story on just the news.com. we'd like to hear your thoughts about this. shower your comments, follow me on twitter @loudobbs like me on facebook, follow me on instagram @loudobbstonight. >>> coming up, president trump tears into the obama administration for undermining the transition, trying to overthrow his presidency. judicial watch president tom fitton next. stay with us, we'll be right back. devin, did you know geico is now offering an extra 15 percent credit on car and motorcycle policies? ok? that's 15 percent on top of what geico could already save you. so what are you waiting for? dj khaled to be your motivational coach? yo devin! remember to brush in a circle motion. thank you... dj... khaled. tiny circles, devin. do another one. another one. is this good?

where the pressure was coming not to close down the investigation like the law required against mike flynnet sullivan, meanwhile, carries on his court as if he is in a jurisdiction very special unto himself in a land far, far away. john solomon, great to have you with us and, again, great work. thanks for breaking another important story on just the news.com. we'd like to hear your thoughts about this. shower your comments, follow me on twitter @loudobbs like me on facebook, follow me on instagram @loudobbstonight. >>> coming up, president trump tears into the obama administration for undermining the transition, trying to overthrow his presidency. judicial watch president tom fitton next. stay with us, we'll be right back. mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz a pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis when methotrexate has not helped enough. xeljanz can reduce pain, swelling, and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections. before and

general bill barr, the justice department nevertheless decided they would drop the prosecution of mike flynnow morning a federal appeals court is going to hear arguments on whether they are going to force the judge in flynn's criminal case to go along with that, to go along with dropping the prosecution, despite the fact that he twice pled guilty. those arguments are going to be fascinating. they're going to be live streamed. you can listen in starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern,

that the judge in the michael flynn case has to go along with wanting to drop the prosecution of mike flynn they ruled the judge in the flynn case has to go along with it anyways. remarkable ruling from that appeals court today. very, very controversial. basically we are counting down and waiting to see if the ruling will be appealed, including potentially to the supreme court which would be a dramatic turn. i should also mention, you may remember we had congressman jerry nadler on the show here monday night and that is when he said that he was preparing a saup for bill barr himself to come and testify on the issues. now we learned the morning after doing that interview, the justice department scheduled a date for bill barr to come in and testify to avoid the saup. you know, since he has been attorney general bill barr never testified to the house but now says that he will next month. we will see. we will see how far the investigation goes by the time that bill barr is due in that seat. meanwhile, the virological explosion continues. here is how it is going now in some of our closest allies

that if the decision mike flynn had lied, the allies were not material lies. argue now that the investigation should have stopped by then. they have sought to dismiss the case against flynn. the presiding judge in the case, judge emmett sullivan, has not dismissed that case. instead he selected an outside amicus, a former new york judge, john gleason, to essentially argue the case that the charges should not be dropped and look into whether mike flynn should now be looked into for perjury, for perjuring himself allegedly by pleading guilty and now saying he is not guilty. that is the flynn 101. foundif general flynn is guilty or not guilty, what are the ramifications of both? moment doj isthe looking to dismiss the case. mike flynn's attorneys have appealed to the u.s. court of appeals asking for a writ of mandate, essentially asking the u.s. court of appeals to instruct the lower court, judge emmett sullivan, to drop the charges against flynn. we have a dual track going. we have judge emmett sullivan pursuing an outside amicus process. we have got the u.s. co

general bill barr, the justice department nevertheless decided they would drop the prosecution of mike flynn. well, tomorrow morning a federal appeals court is going to hear arguments on whether they are going to force the judge in flynn's criminal case to go along with that, to go along with dropping the prosecution, despite the fact that he twice pled guilty. those arguments are going to be fascinating. they're going to be live streamed. you can listen in starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern, which i am very much looking forward to doing myself. now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. >> the michael flynn case raises that old question: how many times do you have to plead guilty to be guilty? >> and how much bullying does a federal judge have to take in terms of whether or not the cessation of a case before him rather than having it yanked out underneath him. >> rachel, before you go, a quick protocol question because i'm sure this has come up for you. how do you address someone, a guest on this show later in the hour, a man who has won the presidential medal of freedom? he's be

general bill barr, the justice department nevertheless decided they would drop the prosecution of mike flynnppeals court is going to hear arguments on whether they are going to force the judge in flynn's criminal case to go along with that, to go along with dropping the prosecution despite the fact that he twice pled guilty. those arguments are going to be fascinating. they're going to be livestreamed. you can listen in starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern tomorrow morning, which i'm very much looking forward to doing myself. that's going to do it for us my. see you again tomorrow night. now time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >>> the michael flynn case raises the old question how many times do you have to plead guilty to be guilty? >> and how much bullying does a federal judge have to take in terms of whether or not he is allowed to handle the case before him rather than have it yanked out beneath him by a justice department that seems to be acting for really odd reasons. >> before you go, a quick protocol question. how do you address someone, a guest on the show later in the hour, a m

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referrals asking the justice department t to in both the crossfire hurricane investigation and the mike flynn investigation. the reason those referrals are possible now is because attorney general barr, and ric grenell made available evidence. >> sean: is unbelievable news. do we have an idea? you always know more. >> here is the biggest thing to watch. as early as tomorrow there could be a new declassification out of the o.d. and i, the annex. and yet james comey's fbi went back to the court three more times and claimed they had verified that dossier. >> sean: they knew earlier than we ever knew about the dossier. that's premeditated fraud in fisa court. as the clinton appointed judge, we already knew he would do this. they submitted the brief in support of blocking. they reveal the extent to which far left, attorney general revealed that the durham probe is investigating names and we are all familiar with us. terri, let's wait in the attorney general's talk in serious terms about what he now knows about all of this. add to that now the developing story of john solomon, they knew it was debu

a big win for mike flynn and federal appeals court. smoking gun leading directly to barack obama.new layer to the bill clinton jeffrey epstein relationship, never reported before, stick around. ♪ what happened to general flynn should never happen again in our country.en he was persecuted. the obama administration spied on the campaign. this is justst the first time. he's been exonerated and i want to congratulate him. he's been through a lot. jesse: president trump reacting to his big win in court this weekend. threeur judge to dismiss the cae against his former national security advisor. smoking gun from former fbi agent has come up. claiming barack obama told james comey he wanted the right people to investigate flynn. joe biden was the one who suggested using the act to sent went up. this after biden said he didn't have anything to do with it. >> what did you know about those moves to investigate michael flynn? was there anything improper done? >> i know nothing about those moves to investigate michael flynn. jesse: joining me now, congressman devin nunes. i know, i think this

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it is now, just as judge starr was just saying, a tragedy of what they did to mike flynn. know the general. incredibly well. he is a proud man who served his country incredibly well for, to do what they did to him is criminal and i want all of them, everyone of them held accountable. elizabeth: you know, david, adam schiff, house intelligence chair, democrat, is saying michael flynn could have been blackmailed by the russians. legal eagle says the that russians would have to blackmail information, that the transcripts of the phone call they had it here in the u.s. government, so the russians couldn't blackmail him. take that on? >> no. first of all congressman schiff is a known liar. why would anyone take anything that adam schiff says seriously. this man has lied continuously since the beginning of this investigation and he knows no bounds and no decency. when facts hit him in the face he still rejects them. it is outrageous. it's eming he embarrassing he ia member congress and embarrassing he is a member of the intelligence committee. elizabeth: senate judiciary committe

>> juan: this wasn't the media, this wasn't the democrats, this was president trump saying that mike flynnonerated. do you think that's right? >> greg: yeah. absolutely right. first of all, if they ever threatened to imprison my children i would never copped a plea because i hate children. this was a prolonged injustice, directed at a patriot who is simply trying to get ahead and do his job, get ahead on his new job and serve his country but he got singled out simply because the skittish little bureaucrats couldn't stand the new boss and so they took it out on him. the media were on to it like junkies, vilification became their drug and blinded them from seeing exactly what was being done to an innocent man. there you go. that's my summary. >> juan: all right. ahead, don't miss greg's monologue on the media's coverage of the bubble wallace's story. that's all for you next on "the five." ♪ when managing diabetes you can't always stop for a fingerstick. with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous glucose monitor, you don't have to. with a painless, one-second scan you can check your

point where v he said it is not just harm to the defendant, it is not just harm to the human being mike flynnthe center of this case that is occurring but it's harm to the way that separation of power in the way our government and judge sullivan could grant our motion to dismiss in this case and by granting that motion, does not mean he agrees with us, it does not mean he is expressing his own opinion, it does not mean he thinks is the right thing to do, he would simply be acknowledging our authority as a prosecutor in the executive branch in this nrticular case because it's our authority to bring cases were dropped cases, not that of the judiciary. liz: i hear what you're saying is about the constitutional separation of power. i just want to get in to see what is set aside in these discussions on part of the judges and the fbi declassified fbi documents show that the fbi james comey did not have a case against flynn as of late 2016 in the fbi case agent was going to drop it because he did not have derogatory information about the trump russia probe and then peter strzok and others conspired

important point where he said it's not just harm to the defendant at this point, to the human being, mike flynn center of this case, but it's harm to our system. it's harm to the way separation of powers, the way our government's been set up. and, you know, judge sullivan could grant our motion to dismiss in this case. it doesn't mean he agrees with us, it doesn't mean that he's expressing his own opinion, it doesn't mean he thinks it's the right thing to do. he would simply be acknowledging our authority as the prosecutors in the executive branch in this particular case because it's our authority to bring cases or drop cases, not that of the judiciary elizabeth: yeah, i hear what you're saying. it's about the constitutional separation of powers. i did want to get into what seems to be set aside in these discussion on the part of the judges here, that, you know, the fbi declassified fbi notes and documents show that the fbi knew it did not have a case against flynn as of late 2016 and the fbi case agent was going to drop it because it didn't have any derogatory information about the trump-russi

i've served with mike flynn, h.r.ow robert o'brien, who i happen to think is the best national security adviser we've had since the president's had them. because of that, i've had an opportunity to be involved in every single national security discussion and event that we've had since president trump has been in office. i've been to conferences, i've been in cabinet meetings, i've been on head of state calls, i've seen what he's done. and one thing the president has done with heads of state and leaders, he's been very forceful. he's been direct. he's been candid. and if there's anything he's done, the one single thing that he's done is he has supported the american people. it's always been america first. he's always looked out for american interests first. it's something john bolton hasn't done. look, lou, i can tell you a year ago when we were up in bedminster, i saw john bolton personally derail the afghan peace talks that we were trying to get accomplished. we thought we had a pretty good handle on it going forward

classified information, and engaging in misconduct both in the crossfire hurricane investigation and the mike flynn investigation. the reason these referrals are possible is becausebe attorney general barr and former director of national intelligence ric grenell made available evidence that calls in the question a lot of the earlier stories were given from fbi figures. >> sean: do you have an idea, do you suspect who you know? you always know more. >> i don't know more yet. here is the biggest thing to watch. the earliest tomorrow, sean, as early as tomorrow, there could be an annex to the original community assessment of russia. it'll show, my sources tell me, that all the intelligence community for this deal claiming they had verified that dossier. >> sean: the sub source debunk the dossier. unbelievable. and they still use that. that's premeditated fraud in fisa court. also on top of that, we have the circus being led by judge sullivan in the michael flynn case. that continues to get more bizarre as a retired clinton appointed judge, we knew he would do this for john gleason today submitted his

a federal judge hearing the case had some concerns abou it, and mike flynn appealed the higher court.igher court sided with michael flynn a will order the lower court judge to take b tk the case aow it out for good. lisa: i want to ask a bigger questi. through all of this, we have but -- both political parties accusing different parts of the justice department of haasng political what is your sense of what is happeningisn the agency? there a chance that people are becoming more political in this political time? or is that somethinepoliticians saying? >> depending on the change in administration, parts of the justice department often change. different administrations have priorities about civil rights and the environment and other matters. but e kinds of issues that have been cropping up of late, with the dismissal of the u.s. attorney geoffy berman in new rk over the weekend and the pattern of re-investigating cases initially investigated and charged by this pencil count - the special counsel robert mueller, seems to be unusual and we are seeing not just sitting prosecutors, but forme

when you get to mike flynn, you start lying get him to start lying to fbi agents, that is trying to workld trump. elizabeth: you know the fbi, according to the justs it department inspector general was still doing surveillance on the trump administration after the president took office in january 2017, deep into 2017, the fbi was doing surveillance on a president. your reaction to that? >> yeah. that went all the way to the top. james comey himself was keeping memos of his conversations with the president of the united states investigating the president. liz, we have seen, as all of this has come out, nothing but a constant stream of abuse by the officials that we entrusted with some of the most enormous powers we have in this country. and now, what has happened to all of them? well, by and large, they have been rewarded for that betrayal. as you watch on democratic news networks, so many of these people are contributors, being paid to comment on the world's events now. it is a sick and twisted demonstration of how out of whack things have gotten. i really hope bill barr can get to the b

everything has been shut down or altered due to this, and he's tweeting about mike flynn, flag burning. basically he's, he wants to deal with any other issue other than what's on his plate. >> reporter: yeah. he would like us to think that this is over. in fact, in his sweet yesterday i think it was said, we did a great job on the coronavirus. we did, past tense. it's not over, as dr. fauci told congress yesterday, as the admiral told congress yesterday. we're a long way from being over but the president would assume not focus attention on that hoping country is not focused on it and tired of it. the report you aired from arizona, texas, florida, are all states they're seeing big spikes, seeing big impact in will hurt the economy as well as public health, because he's going to reopen businesses if the public health seems to be in dire straits? and these are states the president needs to win. all three states you showed are states he won four years ago. he's counting on winning this time around. if those are states suffering badly two, three months from now he's got a very, very tough r

till his no reporter asked joe biden why he unmasked mike flynn? like seriously?sked him that yet? it's been like a month. let's go. >> emily: you have to invite him on your show again. again, america is slowly reopening. stay with us and find out next. ♪ is a time for action. so, for a second time we're giving members a credit on their auto insurance. because it's the right thing to do. we're also giving payment relief options to eligible members so they can take care of things like groceries before they worry about their insurance or credit card bills. right now is the time to take care of what matters most. like we've done together, so many times before. discover all the ways we're helping members at usaa.com/coronavirus discover all the ways we're helping members you can't always stop for a fingerstick.betes with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous glucose monitor, you don't have to. with a painless, one-second scan you can check your glucose with a smart phone or reader so you can stay in the moment. no matter where you are or what you're doing. a

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