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Russian Connection / Flynn / A Discussion #1117725

CNN Evening News for Wednesday, Nov 08, 2017
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper; Washington: Jim Sciutto) The concerns for former national security director Michael Flynn about his son Michael Flynn, Jr., in the Russia investigation by special counsel former FBI director Robert Mueller, whether the Flynns will face charges, discussed.

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with CNN's John Dean, former CIA official Steve Hall, Jeffrey Toobin, former Muller assistant Michael Zeldin about the report on Flynn. [ZELDIN, TOOBIN, DEAN, HALL - offer views on the hardball pressure of Flynn to cooperate to protect his son, the possible charges that might not be covered by a presidential pardon, the discretion of prosecutors in this investigation, how the Flynns were excellent targets for the Russians, the routing of money paid to Flynn from Russia, the trials next year for Paul Manafort & Rick Gates, the pressures of this kind of investigation leading to bad decisions as in Watergate.]

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson;
Sciutto, Jim
Duration:
00:14:20

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