Sally Yates testifies before Senate subcmte re: Flynn/Russ today 2:30EST (livestream)

Yes, especially when it's the Republicans who are in charge of these committees, it's all political
Im as anti-right as anyone can reasonably be and this is such dismissive bullshit. There hasn't really been any reason to question the integrity of the Senate investigation.

It's just his attempt to preemptively taint the hearing as bullshit. Because the hearing will probably put the Trump administration in a bad light.
 
Feinstein distributing a writeup on Flynn, timeline background and such. Also mentioned a link to French elections hacking efforts.

For those not able to listen.
 
As important as this is... I just can't get too worked up.

We all know the partisanship in the Senate will kill any potential action that should arise from the hearing today.

It's all up to the FBI.
 
Did Grassley decline an opportunity at an opening statement? It's weird listening to one of these thinks and hearing all adults speaking.
 
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Lindsay Graham is immediately going after Trump's biggest scapegoat comment re: Russia collusion. "Clapper said there's no evidence!" and he's asking straight away about it.
 
Clapper: "We couldn't corroborate" sourcing on the British dossier

Yates said she had 2 in person meetings and a call with McGahn abt Flynn
 
Missed it. What was the question and what was said?

She was asked the 'same question' Clappier was in a previous hearing, insofar as whether or not she knew of any information/evidence about Trump and Co. improperly colluding with Russians to influence the election.

She replied 'Classified'
 
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