>Flynn spoke to the ambassador the very day Obama imposed sanctions. This happened toward the end of Dec. The newly imposed sanctions were discussed. The interview with Pence wasn’t that long afterward. Flynn gave him to understand that the timing was purely coincidental, and related what had actually been discussed.
>Do you honestly believe that in such a short period of time Flynn ‘just forgot,’ something as important as Obama’s newly imposed sanctions? How is that remotely plausible?
Yes. Because Flynn blew him off when he tried to bring them it up according to the FBI. Do you remember every time you change the subject from something you don’t want to talk about? I sure don’t.
I refer you to post 92. Pence, who was the one actually present and interacting with Flynn, fully believes he was lied to. His POV is far superior to yours and mine, because we’re only getting secondhand, incomplete accounts of what was said, and how it was said, in that interview.
‘Pence was angry with Flynn for having misled him, and Flynn’s explanation of a bad memory was not convincing to administration officials. Their concerns were not over Flynn’s close ties with the Putin regime—it was the belief that Flynn had lied to Pence and other officials about the calls and was, at least initially, unrepentant about it.’