Leo123
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There are so many inaccuracies in the above, I'd really like to know whence you get that stuff.
Of course, Flynn's interview (and others') were not done pursuant a "criminal investigation". It's been a counter-intelligence operation. They were not "spying on a campaign", they were investigating some folks allegedly colluding with a foreign power during the campaign, or conducting foreign policy during the transition behind the back of a sitting President.
They were not set up, they lied about what they were doing, and for good reasons.
The agents interviewing Flynn didn't say he was "telling the truth". They said he didn't lie. That means, they thought what he told was inaccurate, but not demonstrably with the intent to deceive. Huge, huge difference. If you read the 302, the inaccuracies are pretty obvious, the conclusion he lied may be a judgment call. Only when Mueller took over was that further scrutinized, and Mueller arrived at a different conclusion, which none other than Flynn by now has confirmed.
OH....So....accusing a person of lying is now a 'judgement call?' You do know that there is not one scintilla of evidence pointing to any Russian collusion....? Aside from that 'collusion' in itself is not a crime. The 'criminal investigation' was and is a farce.