Yesterday the deep state story concerned Hunter Biden, and today it’s Mike Flynn. If some of our recent reports on the FBI seem like blasts from the past, it’s because we’re suddenly obtaining yet more confirmation on stories we’ve been reporting for the past ten years. For that, we thank Trump’s White House Government Transparency Task Force, the gift that keeps on giving.
Sure, it can be true that “justice delayed is justice denied.” But there’s another saying that still applies: “Better late than never.”
Recall that Mike Flynn was prosecuted for making false statements to the FBI on the basis of a “302” report that purportedly recorded the January 24, 2017, interview FBI special agents Peter Strzok and Joe Pientka conducted with him as he was moving into his new White House digs to serve as Trump’s (short-lived) national security advisor.
To finally end his long legal nightmare and head off threats to investigate his son, who had just become a father, Flynn was essentially forced into a deal, pleading guilty to one count in DC federal court. But it’s now more obvious than ever that he was railroaded. As reported by Just the News, declassified contemporaneous handwritten notes by Strzok and Pientka, released Wednesday, show “fresh discrepancies” between what he actually told Strzok and Pientka that day and what was put into their official typed report, submitted more than 20 days later. Flynn was prosecuted on the basis of what was in the official report.
