A Beginner’s Guide to the Trump Administration’s impending dismissal of National Secretary Advisor Michael Flynn
UPDATED, FEB 14, 1700 GMT: A further interview with BBC Radio Foyle on why the removal of Michael Flynn is not a “witch-hunt” — but may be just the start of investigations of a Trump Administration’s links with Russia:
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UPDATED, FEB 14, 1200 GMT: I spoke with BBC Radio Stoke hours after Michael Flynn resigned as National Security Advisor:
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Attention will now be on the Trump Administration, which has been chaotic in its foreign policy, with the President screaming at foreign leaders and slamming the phone down on them. Suspicion will grow that this administration, or at least President Trump, is very close to Vladimir Putin in Russia and that could have a major effect on US relations with Europe and indeed with NATO.
ORIGINAL ENTRY: Trying to understand the furor over National Secretary Advisor Michael Flynn and his likely downfall after less than a month of the Trump Administration?
Here’s a Beginner’s Guide with my interview with Austria’s Radio FM4:
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TrumpWatch, Day 24: National Security Advisor Flynn in Trouble
TOP PHOTO: Donald Trump and Michael Flynn in happier times
