The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1007 - Flynn Goes Free
May 8, 2020
Michael Flynn's exoneration by the Justice Department stirs debates about political motivations and the integrity of legal proceedings. The struggles between health policies and economic recovery take center stage as COVID-19 lockdowns continue without clear alternatives. Controversial prosecution methods are scrutinized, raising questions about media narratives and government strategies. The balance between public health and economic impact remains a hot topic, highlighting the intricate ties between policy decisions and their real-world effects.
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The Flynn Investigation
- Michael Flynn, former national security advisor, was investigated for a call with Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak.
- The FBI suggested Flynn might have violated the Logan Act by discussing sanctions related to Israel.
DOJ Drops Flynn Case
- The DOJ dropped charges against Michael Flynn, citing a lack of "legitimate investigative basis."
- The FBI had initially recommended closing the Flynn investigation due to a lack of derogatory information.
DOJ's Reasoning
- The FBI's interview with Flynn was deemed unnecessary.
- The DOJ argued Flynn’s calls with Kislyak were appropriate and didn’t warrant further investigation.
