The McCord File

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The McCord File

She was the career lawyer who sat as Acting Assistant Attorney General for National Security while the Page FISA moved and the Flynn interview was live. She told the House she reviewed and did not sign. A Mueller summary, as John Solomon reported it, said she called a Logan Act case a stretch. Then she wrote in the Times that Barr twisted her. Then the FISA court put her on as amicus. This is not her resume. It is the episodes. Facts are cited. Opinion is marked. A news paraphrase is not a 302. An Inspector General review is not a court. She has not been convicted of a crime in this file.

Compiled as a critical briefing, in the voice of a packet. Identity: About. Not a court. Not a White House product. No invented quotes, crimes, or convictions. Led-Russiagate is an outlet headline, not a finding.

Official Defense Intelligence Agency portrait of Michael T. Flynn

Michael T. Flynn. Defense Intelligence Agency. U.S. government work.

Reporting / Flynn record

March 16, 2020

Just the News: A Mueller Summary Said She Called a Logan Act Case a Stretch

Solomon, Just the News: a Mueller-office summary had McCord saying no section 1001 warning and a Logan Act prosecution seemed a stretch. Secondary. Not dumped again as the lead card below.

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