05-11-2020, 04:17 PM
(05-11-2020, 03:41 PM)bfine32 Wrote: It's been widely reported that McCabe to Flynn "no need to involve WH counsel, doing so would escalate the case"
They even discussed how to answer if he asks "Do I need an attorney" Also how to answer if Flynn asks is this an investigation. I wonder why ask such a question before an interrogation?
They further discuss that they don't need to tell him upfront that lying to them is a crime. Most likely because then he would have asked for a lawyer. but they were ready for that to. They talked about ways the could "casually slip it in"
There's also a handwritten note describing ways they can "get him".
Is any of that evidence?
Not sure I understand what you are saying here. What is the source for all these claims?
Did McCabe talk to Flynn before he was questioned by the FBI?
As far as the FBI discussing the way to question Flynn, that is common practice. They don't have to tell anyone that lying to them is a crime. Since this was not a custodial interrogation they did not have to tell him he was entitled to a lawyer. But apparently you are saying that McCabe spoke to Flynn before he was questioned.
And the FBI always describe how they plan to "get" the criminals. That is there job.
Not sure where you can claim anything there was inappropriate. But I am not exactly sure what sources you sre quoting about what discussions.
