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dent tweeted, "New documents just released reveal General Flynn was telling the truth, and the FBI knew it! @OAN

ies of tweets defending his commutation of the 40- month prison sentence of Roger Stone, expressing his support for former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn, and calling for the prosecution of Russia dossier author Christopher Steele. However, coverage of the President's remarks were overshadowed by form

ent on his Twitter feed. He also tweeted. "2016? HERE WE GO AGAIN!" In addition, the President tweeted, "New documents just released reveal General Flynn was telling the truth, and the FBI knew it! @OANN." He also tweeted, "This man should be extradited, tried, and thrown into jail. A sick lier who

Teen. ABC World News TonightVi (7/12, story 14, 0:23, Llamas, 4.69M) reported on "the arrest made in the search for a missing Amish teen. Police in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania have arrested and charged 34-year-old Justo Smoker for the suspected kidnapping of Linda Stoltzfoos. The 18-year-old was last seen le

l Declared Terrorists. COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE • Graham Wants To Declassify Document Related To Steele Dossier. • Trump Says He Would Consider Giving Flynn )ob At White House. • Schiff Worried "More Serious Abuse" Of Law Enforcement Is Looming With Durham Probe. • Pompeo "Confident" Foreign Countries W

ohen, 4.29M) reports that in an interview with Catherine Herridge of CBS News on Tuesday, President Trump "said...that he would welcome retired Gen. Michael Flynn back into his administration now that the former national security adviser's legal troubles are on the verge of receding." Trump is quoted as sayin

14 years in federal prison and ordered to pay $53 million to a midstate bank and another $550,000 to the IRS for a massive fraud scheme crashed the Lancaster County-based energy company." According to the Patriot-News, "Those penalties were imposed by U.S. Eastern District Judge Jeffrey L. Schmehl, U.S. Attorney

COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE • Stone Says Mueller Team Went After Him Because They Had "Nothing" On Russia Collusion. • Trump Does Not Rule Out Pardoning Flynn. • Weissmann To Publish Book On Mueller Investigation. • IARPA Pivots To Fight Coronavirus. • Evanina Says Trusted Workforce 2.0 Progressing Well.

rts on its website that in comments to reporters Monday, President Trump "did not rule out granting a pardon to his first national security advisor Michael Flynn." Trump said, "I don't have a decision to make" about a pardon for Flynn "until I find out what's going to happen" with Flynn's efforts to have his

fraud." Continuing Coverage: FBI Investigating Disappearance Of Pennsylvania Teenager. WPMT-TV Harrisburg, PA (7/13, 93K) reports that the FBI and Lancaster County police have charged Justo Smoker in connection to the kidnapping of Linda Stoltzfoos, who was last seen on Father's Day. The criminal complaint say

tter to Attorney General Bill Ban seeking the declassification of numerous files related to evidence also sought by former national security adviser Michael Flynn's attorneys." In his letter, Graham "detailed a wide range of documents he'd like to see declassified including FISA warrants obtained concerning an

ss (9/4, Collins, 171K) reports that HHS is awarding $46.7 million to help Tennessee fight the opioid crisis. The Springfield (MA) Republican (9/4, Flynn, 395K) reports that the CDC "has awarded the Massachusetts Department of Public Health more than $7.1 million in funding to track opioid overdose da

stice Department IG found he had lied to investigators about contacts with the media, will be "the keynote speaker at a fundraising banquet for the Lancaster County [Pennsylvania] Democratic Committee." McCabe plans to discuss his "one-on-one interactions with Donald Trump," as well as the "fallout and aftermath

leaving the National Mall, Capitol Hill, the White House and some other federal property under congressional control." The Washington Post (4/22, Flynn, 10.52M) reports that the bill, "symbolically titled H.R. 51, now heads to the Senate, where proponents hope to break new ground - including a first

ve along railroad tracks in southern Pennsylvania are those of a young Amish woman who disappeared last summer, a county prosecutor said Thursday." Lancaster County District Attorney Heather Adams "told a news conference that a coroner has not made a positive forensic identification," but, "Adams said, the remai