@Doranimated @benjaminwittes Some comments as I'm listening:
There were two investigations. The compartmented Task Force starting in June that lived at CIA. And the CI investigation starting in July that lived at FBI.
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Also, wrt the Ignatius piece, it was sourced to "senior U.S. government official," which is often a MoC. So could be someone like Reid, which would only get prosecuted if Senate cooperated.
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WRT Flynn's lies. I'd be interested, Mike, why you think Flynn pled guilty, ESPECIALLY wrt signing a cooperation agreement? One reason I ask is bc--as I lay out here--I think Flynn "collusion" weak is nowhere near as strong as it is for others.http://www.nybooks.com/daily/2017/12/05/michael-flynn-what-we-know-what-mueller-knows/ …
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Which is to say I can see how Flynn might think it was ridiculous to plead to lying in February, but perhaps valid now, when there's a lot more evidence that those who ordered him to say what he did to Kislyak might have a quid pro quo.
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Finally, expansive as Mueller's inquiry MAY look right now, worth remembering that there are at least 3 compartments right now: Mueller (on Trump & co), on the hack and presumed Russians' actions, and the IG report into handling of BOTH campaigns.
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