What we saw on cable TV (pre-virus)!

FRIDAY, MAY 15, 2020

The longing to lock Flynn up:
Back in 2016, Donald J. Trump wanted to lock her up.

Michael Flynn wanted to lock her up too. We thought his behavior was stunningly bad, bordering on the half-crazy.

Now we're engaged in a great tribal war. Over Here, on the blue team, we now want to lock Flynn up.

We can't say we agree with that, at least not as Flynn stands charged. For starters, we aren't in favor of locking people up just as a general matter.

That said, Jonathan Chait is hoping to lock Flynn up. Or so it seems to us, reading between the lines:
CHAIT (5/14/20): Gleeson’s appointment [by Judge Emmet Sullivan] does not guarantee Flynn will be sentenced. But it does seem to make that outcome at least very possible: It’s hard to imagine why Sullivan would take such an extraordinary step without giving the judge he appointed real authority. Indeed, Sullivan today raised the prospect Flynn could be charged with contempt of court.

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In the end, the court can’t win: Trump can simply give Flynn a pardon. But there is a reason Barr maneuvered to prevent such a blunt outcome. He wanted his dirty work cloaked in the patina of legitimacy and vindication. Unfortunately for him, there are still people in the legal system who are unwilling to trash the rule of law.
Doggone it, that copy seems to say. In the end, we might not be able to lock him up!

That copy also assumes the worst about William Barr's possible motives. In that passage, Barr is said to be willing to trash the rule of law. In these thoroughly tribalized times, such ascriptions concerning the others have become the norm Over Here.

Marc Thiessen plays on the red team; Chait plays for us on the blue. That said, Thiessen isn't crazy, crazily stupid or nasty—and in some ways, he seems to agree with something Chait said!

Today, Thiessen discusses the Flynn case in his column for the Washington Post. Like Chait, he believes there are people within the legal system who are willing to sidestep the rules—but look who he says they are:
THIESSEN (5/15/20): The [Justice Department recently] found that there was no legal justification for the FBI to question Flynn in the first place, because the interview was “untethered to, and unjustified by, the FBI’s counterintelligence investigation” of Flynn...In his plea, Flynn “stipulated to the essential element of materiality” without being informed that the FBI had already cleared him in the underlying investigation.

That fact alone is disgraceful. Even more outrageous is that the bureau interrogated Flynn about communications the Justice Department says were “entirely appropriate.”
He was the incoming national security adviser, and his “request that Russia avoid ‘escalating’ tensions in response to U.S. sanctions … was consistent with him advocating for, not against, the interests of the United States.” There was nothing in the calls to suggest he was being “directed and controlled by … the Russian federation.” And the FBI did not need his recollections of the calls because it had word-for-word transcripts.

It seems clear that the purpose of the interview was to set a perjury trap. The agents did not inform the White House counsel before the interview so as to catch Flynn by surprise; they did not share the transcripts with Flynn during the interview (which would have allowed him to refresh his memory); they did not warn him that making false statements would be a crime—all of which are standard procedure. Even so, both of the agents who questioned him came away with the impression that “Flynn was not lying or did not think he was lying.”

For these and other reasons, the Justice Department withdrew the charges against Flynn. The fact that the judge in the case is refusing to accept the department’s decision—and has appointed a former judge to contest it—only perpetuates the FBI’s miscarriage of justice.
Friend, do you know how to rebut those claims (and others)? We're going to guess that you don't.

The situation is complicated, with a wide range of murky facts. And especially since American news became all Covid-19 all the time, it's hard to find an attempt to sort out the facts which isn't pure blue-or-red tribal.

For ourselves, we're struck by this:

As far as we know, no one thinks there was anything wrong, as a matter of principle, with Flynn speaking to Kislyak during the transition period. Nor has Flynn been charged with doing something illegal during those phone conversations.

He ended up being charged with making false statements to the FBI about what was said in those phone calls. These means that our tribe wants to send him to jail for making false statements about conversations in which he isn't said to have broken any laws.

(If he actually did make false statements, that is. As you can see in the passage from Thiessen, that point seems to be subject to a degree of dispute.)

Why did Flynn make those false statements? We have no idea. For years, it was widely said that his behavior made no sense, since he would of course have known that Kislyak's phone calls all would have been monitored.

For whatever reason, that puzzle doesn't seem to be raised as frequently any more, nor did we ever see anyone resolve it. It's all part of the air of confusion surrounding this heavily tribalized case.

At any rate, do we really want to see this guy go to jail for making those misstatements? Remember, at Flynn's December 2018 sentencing hearing, the prosecution (the Mueller team) wasn't necessarily even seeking prison time. It was Judge Sullivan's peculiar outburst concerning Flynn's possible "treason" and "treasonous" conduct which brought the possibility of prison time to the fore.

As far as we know, Sullivan has never explained his peculiar outburst, which he "clarified" that afternoon. But no sane person has ever suggested that Flynn was somehow committing "treason" by making false statements to a couple of FBI agents, if that's what he actually did.

Nor does anyone care about any of that. Over Here, we just want to lock this guy up.

All in all, this has been a puzzling, peculiar story. The way we're sold it by our blue sachems involves heaps of true belief.

For starters, we're supposed to truly believe that the bad people are all Over There. We're supposed to assume that there is no way the FBI could have misbehaved in the way it handled this matter with Flynn.

Over There, in the red world, people like Thiessen are willing to say that the interview with Flynn was a deliberate "perjury trap." Over Here, we're supposed to think that's totally nuts. More specifically, we're now expected to take a "what, us worry" approach to those recently-released notes from the FBI's Bill Priestap.

Slate's Dahlia Lithwick is part of our blue tribe. Below, you see the way she described Priestap's notes when they recently appeared.

We highlight the most striking part of the Priestap notes. People like Thiessen don't like that note. We don't think our team should either:
LITHWICK (4/30/20): The new information [Republicans] cite is just-released handwritten notes from Bill Priestap, former assistant director of the FBI Counterintelligence Division, suggesting that FBI agents interviewing Flynn in early 2017 should decide between whether to get Flynn “to admit to breaking the Logan Act” when he spoke to then–Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak during the presidential transition period, or try to see if he would lie in response to questions about the incident. (Flynn opted for lying.)

The unsigned, one-page, newly released note indicates that “we have a case on Flynn & Russians.” In a section titled “Afterwards,” it stated, “What is our goal? Truth/Admission or to get him to lie, so we can prosecute him or get him fired?” The notes add:

"I don’t see how getting someone to admit their wrongdoing is going easy on him … If we get him to admit to breaking the Logan Act, give facts to DOJ & have them decide. Or, if he initially lies, then we present him [redacted] & he admits it, document for DOJ, & let them decide how to address it."
Priestap's intentions haven't yet been explored to any significant degree. Not does anyone in either tribe actually care about that.

That said, the highlighted note does strike us as deeply unfortunate. It seems to suggest that someone on the FBI team wanted to try to get Flynn to lie so they could get him fired!

Does anyone think that a bunch of Comey hacks should make such outcomes part of their playbook? It may be that Priestap was arguing against that cavalier approach, but it seems fairly clear that someone must have arguing for it.

Meanwhile, does anyone think that Flynn was actually up for a Logan Act violation? Are those notes just the latest example of the Comey Crowd Gone Wild?

Before the coronavirus hit, we spent a couple of years watching the "formal federal prosecutor" crowd on blue tribe cable TV. As the months went by, we were struck by how unimpressive they tended to be—most especially, by how cavalier they seemed to be concerning the use (and misuse) of prosecutorial power.

Forget the nonsense they sold, every night, about the fabulous Robert Mueller, who was going to take Trump down. When the actual Mueller finally appeared, he was nothing like the person they had described—and his probe hadn't gone to the various places they told us it surely would.

Meanwhile, these adepts were routinely quite cavalier about the ways our three million federal laws could be used to lock various targets up. Such thinking may explain the gross misconduct which was directed at the hapless Carter Page—and the prosecutorial misconduct didn't stop there.

On March 31 of this year, Inspector General Michael Horowitz released a remarkable study. News of the study was wiped away by news of a newer virus, but he found that the FBI had engaged in misconduct on every request for a FISA warrant covered in his report!

They hadn't played by the rules even once! If you're blue, you never hear about matters like this. If you're red, you hear about nothing else, and what you hear is embellished.

Dahlia Lithwick is part of the blue tribe legal analyst crowd. She seems like the nicest person on earth, but she also strikes us as one of our less helpful analysts. (See today's dreamscape, in which we're urged to "pathologize America first.")

In this recent interview with Slate's Mary Harris, Lithwick hands you the tribal line concerning the pursuit of Flynn. Concerning the possibilities that Comey and the FBI played fast and loose in their approach, she simply says, at several points: "This is what prosecutors do all the time" / "This happens all the time."

This is what they do all the time! It doesn't seem to have entered her head that that could be the problem!

Did Michael Flynn lie to the FBI? If so, why did he do that?

We can't answer either question. Meanwhile, based upon his behavior during Campaign 2016, we consider Michael Flynn to be almost as crazy as Trump.

That said, no one much wanted to lock him up until Judge Sullivan melted down in that unexplained performance. Today, we're tribally told that Sullivan is "fiercely independent" and "ferociously independent," and that he "doesn't suffer fools."

In short, our team must truly believe in Sullivan, as we now do with Comey.

The Mueller team wasn't looking to get Flynn locked up, nor do we know why he should be. But in these highly tribalized times, none of this actually matters.

On Fox, viewers are told that Flynn was the target of a perjury trap, and that he pled guilty only because the Mueller team was threatening to lock up his son.

Over Here, we're told that he pled guilty twice, full stop. And that we should lock him up or else he'll get off "scot-free."

Our nation is tribalized all the way own. You are being propagandized pretty much wherever you look.

39 comments:

  1. Who says stuff like this: "We can't say we agree with that, at least not as Flynn stands charged. For starters, we aren't in favor of locking people up just as a general matter."

    The problem with chanting "lock her up" is that Hillary Clinton did nothing illegal. Opposition to locking up Clinton didn't come because the left thinks criminals shouldn't be imprisoned.

    Claiming that no one should be locked up, not even law-breakers, is an extreme position. Beginning a prison abolitionist crusade with Republican defendants seems convenient to me. Where was Somerby with any of this when Hillary was being accused? Hint: he was calling her a failed candidate and supporting Sanders. Is Somerby aware that Trump is now calling for Obama and Biden to be locked up -- without specifying any crime? But he thinks Flynn is the poster boy for mistaken imprisonment?

    Flynn should have been convicted of colluding with Russia. Perhaps he will be, after Trump is out of office. Somerby is perhaps gearing up for a "pity Trump" and "pardon Trump" campaign, after Biden just announced that he will not pardon Trump, if elected.

    Flynn not only lied to the FBI, but he also lied to Judge Sullivan. Flynn made a guilty plea and he needs to be sentenced. Anything less than that is Republican noise and distraction. Our justice system needs to put connected Republicans in jail, not just poor people. It needs to work for everyone and not let Trump's cronies off the hook. If you want to do away with prisons, do it for everyone, not just Republican traitors.

    Somerby's convenient concern about incarceration and his ginned up belief that the left is too tribal so Flynn should go free, his repetition of Republican talking points, are not liberal in any sense of the word. Not even a prison abolitionist would make these arguments. But he calls us tribalized -- he is the one doing the propagandizing here.

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  2. "Over There, in the red world, people like Thiessen are willing to say that the interview with Flynn was a deliberate "perjury trap.""

    Flynn was set up! It was unfair -- they asked him questions! How is Flynn supposed to avoid lying when they were asking him questions?

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  3. "Such thinking may explain the gross misconduct which was directed at the hapless Carter Page"

    Somerby buys the Republican line on this stuff. Then he calls liberals too tribal! Whatever Somerby claims to be, he is not any kind of liberal. This is not a liberal blog and he is as much of a Republican operative as other conservative bloggers.

    The only way you can believe that Carter Page was mistreated is if you believe conservative assertions based on nothing more than repetition without supporting evidence. For example, the right claims that Carter Page was working for the CIA and that the FBI ignored that fact, but there is nothing that confirms Page's CIA affiliation except his own statement (and he made many specious statements about himself). Somerby apparently swallows a lot of conservative storyline without demanding the same kind of proof he insists upon from the "mainstream media" and now uses it to claim that there may be FBI misbehavior that justifies accepting dismissal of Flynn's plea bargain. That is far more "tribal" than the left's desire to see justice done against Trump's scoff-law minions.

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    1. Anonymouse 12:17pm, Horowitz wrote in his report that the FBI was not just told that Page had been a source of info to intelligence agencies, but were “reminded” of that fact during the application process.

      Page was a target for this warrant in part because of his history in dealing with Russian businessmen and officials.

      No one has claimed that Page was a CIA agent. He was employed as an asset- a provider of info.

      Attorney Kevin Clinesmith falsified a document to hide that fact. The same Kevin Clinesmith who was involved the Mueller investigation and was kicked out for political animus, as were Strzok and Lisa Page.

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    2. Yes, because it's a rule, all investigations of treasonous republicans must be conducted by lifelong republicans who are politically in sync with their target.

      I well remember vetting all the agents investigating bullshit emails of Hillary Clinton, because it would never be fair to have anyone with political animus towards Hillary be involved in an investigation.

      That's how it always worked, right Cec?

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    3. mm, how nice. Yet another straight forward unsullied statement to which I’m supposed to give a serious and thoughtful reply.

      Preet Bharara!

      But seriously, I didn’t make the decision to kick Strzok, Page, and Clinesmith off the Mueller team. I’m not for certain that Mueller made the decision either, or even knew about it- bwwahahaha!

      However, note that Clinesmith via committing a crime and Strzok in his handling of Flynn, tangibly tarnished their investigations.

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    4. We know why Strzok and Page were removed from the investigation. The same reason Comey ratfucked Hillary Clinton days before the election. Because your party is the Church of the Perpetually Aggrieved and Whiney Ass Professional Victims. Can you even imagine Hillary Clinton behaving like big baby huey Donald demanding to know what political party the investigators made contributions to? Nope.

      What I do know is there was only one candidate in 2016 who was continually ratfucked by the deep state right up to the election, and it wasn't the loudmouth conman.

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      Now that is some genuine southern fried shit right there.

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    5. “Now that is some genuine southern fried shit right there.”

      Trust me. You have no idea.

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    6. Shitty Right-winging, Cecelia.
      You forgot to call the Left "snowflakes" while you whined and cried about perpetual Right-wing victimhood.
      You might want to think about stepping-up your game.

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    7. I’ve done none of that, so why don’t you consider stepping up from the bottom of a Pabst Beer can.

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    9. Cecelia,
      Get thee to a safe space.

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    10. Get thee to your mom’s basement.

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  4. Is Glenn Greenwald a propagandist working one side or the other of the red-blue divide?

    https://theintercept.com/2020/05/14/new-documents-from-the-sham-prosecution-of-gen-michael-flynn-also-reveal-broad-corruption-in-the-russiagate-investigations/

    You may think GG's naive about Russia's (or Flynn's) intentions, but he makes a coherent case -- without engaging in Somerby's over-the-top sarcasm -- that much is amiss with the FBI case against Flynn. Hell yes, there is propaganda on both sides, no doubt, all the more reason, I think, to look for honest brokers in these matters. Or do we only believe the people who say what we want to hear?

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    1. I don't trust Glen Greenwald. He uses language similar to Somerby, about tribalism. He has been a relentless critic of Hillary Clinton (back during her campaign) and a defender of Donald Trump, especially against claims of collusion with Russia. He left the US to live in Brazil where he has been accused of cybercrimes for publishing stolen material (much as occurred with Snowden). But that doesn't suggest a strong motivation to defend American elections from the kind of meddling Trump was accused of, nor would he consider hacking and publication of stolen material a crime. He defended Tulsi Gabbard, the Russia-supported candidate in the 2020 Democratic primaries. So, he is too cozy with Russia and Trump for a supposed leftist (like Somerby).

      I believe that Russia has been continuing to meddle in our elections and that corruptible liberal bloggers and journalists, like Greenwald and Somerby, may be part of that meddling.

      Greenwald claims to deplore polarization and dislike the red-blue divide, but that doesn't make him uninvolved or objective. I don't believe he is "naive" about Russia, I believe he is involved with Russia and singing the same song as Somerby. He is not my idea of an "honest broker".

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    2. GG - honest broker? Bwahahaha!

      I tell you what, let's make a deal. I'm the best at making deals in the history of the universe. Nobody makes deals like me.

      I agree to allow the traitor Flynn to walk, if Donald J Chickenshit, Acting President, goes on prime time cable TV to confess that he instructed Flynn to play footsie with Putin. And then offer an abject apology to the country, the FBI and traitor Flynn for putting him through this grueling fight for his freedom.

      I'll wait.

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    3. Mere, Cec? Bwahahaha!

      I never said he was guilty of a capital crime, he was just the bagman for the Traitor in Chief.

      I need a favor, though.

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    4. Cecelia, if Trump admits to that stuff, he isn't going to walk. Biden has promised not to pardon him for anything. mm is just allowing Flynn to walk, not Trump.

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  5. Well, dear Bob, I don't think anyone who's not a 100% zombie (including yourself) has any doubts whatsoever that the story told by what you call the "red team" is much, much closer to the objective reality than your zombie cult's goebbelsian 'narrative'.

    So, let us not pretend that in this particular situation there are two symmetrical "teams".

    On one side it's your goebbelsian zombie cult, and on the other it's us humyns, all ordinary humyn beings.

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    1. Two sides?
      Haven't you been reading Bracket's excuses for letting Mike Flynn get away with lying to the FBI AND committing perjury?

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  6. "That copy also assumes the worst about William Barr's possible motives."

    William Barr's motives are the worst.

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  7. Somerby seems to think that American laws are expendable because Trump doesn't want to follow them. Flynn broke the law. He admitted his guilt. He needs to be sentenced. The rest doesn't matter. There is no reason that Trump's cronies should be excused from the punishment that other Americans receive.

    Whatever wrongdoing was done by the FBI is irrelevant to Flynn's lying. The police lie during interrogations as a tactic to get suspects to talk. Their lies are permitted. The person being questioned (under oath) is not permitted to lie. Flynn is guilty and he needs to be sentenced, not excused.

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  8. “Our nation is tribalized all the way own. You are being propagandized pretty much wherever you look.”

    Somerby believes Flynn shouldn’t go to jail. Does that mean he’s susceptible to the red team’s propaganda? His argument seems to be that if you believe Flynn should go to jail, you have bought into (blue) propaganda, whereas, even though both sides are generally guilty of propaganda, the red team is right in this case, so either their propaganda is convincing, or they are merely engaged in truth-telling. How has he made his decision here?

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  9. “On Fox, viewers are told that Flynn was the target of a perjury trap”

    A “perjury trap?” Flynn was asked (did you) “ask the government of Russia‘s ambassador to the United States to refrain from escalating the situation in response to sanctions that the United States had imposed against Russia that same day.”

    He said no, which was untrue, and the FBI knew it was untrue, since they had the call record.

    How is that a trap?

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  10. “Did Michael Flynn lie to the FBI? If so, why did he do that?

    We can't answer either question. Meanwhile, based upon his behavior during Campaign 2016, we consider Michael Flynn to be almost as crazy as Trump.”

    The issue is not whether he lied to the FBI. Even Barr isn’t disputing that he did. Nor is his reason for lying an issue.

    That Somerby can’t answer the first question: well, that’s called “ignorance.” It doesn’t give Somerby any firm ground upon which to make a judgment about Flynn’s punishment.

    And if Flynn is as crazy as Trump, that must mean Somerby believes he isn’t at fault for his transgressions, and deserves pity.

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  11. “The Mueller team wasn't looking to get Flynn locked up, nor do we know why he should be. “

    In January of this year, William Barr’s DOJ sought a six month imprisonment for Flynn.

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  12. The bottom line is that he pleaded guilty TWICE.

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    1. And that Mueller recommended no prison time for him.

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    2. Bracket, yes, because he promised to cooperate, which he later welched on, of course.

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    3. mm - you can read what Mueller said here, Mueller says his cooperation was substantial.

      https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/5425861-Flynn-filing.html

      I did not know about the welching. I'll research it though. Please provide a source if you have it. Thanks,

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    4. Mueller?
      Isn't he the guy who's name is on the report pointing out some, but not all, cases of Trump obstructing of justice?

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    5. Bracket,
      What is the new information that has been brought to light, which explains why Barr's DOJ no longer thinks Flynn's lies were material?

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  13. My money is on Somerby to beat Usain Bolt in a hundred meter dash, because I'm not tainted by tribalism.

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