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3 Secrets To Consulting By Auditors C Aftermath Of The Enron Collapse This Monday, May 8, 2011 11:19 AM EDT Share this article Share Email During CNBC tonight, Rep. Peter King (d., N.Y.) said that he had an “inhibited instinct” to bring up Flynn’s “behavior,” and went on to say that he gave one of the examples above to Richard Nixon that led to the scandal on December 11, 1973. Then, the usual suspects, the real sources of Flynn’s “inhibited instinct,” were allowed access to it, as well as to the classified internal deliberations on 9/11 and Clinton’s tenure as president and subsequent influence over description If this is true, then we would expect the president would have been aware of something much deeper than simply failing to act in its own interest. While virtually every standard has it that Flynn was aware of the U.S. government’s complicity, everything else he says is completely irrelevant and politically out of line with key administration commitments. So if anything, this revelation makes one wonder if the broader picture is fundamentally shifted, which sounds more like a conundrum than a clue. Related: What The Facts Are Making Trump’s Intelligence Disastrous Notably, this is also what many of the other Democrats who have been on the receiving end of the revelation are saying: that they’re too paranoid about Flynn’s behavior to ask tough questions about his plans. In the long run, their perceptions of Flynn’s behavior seem to match those of the White House press corps who are obsessed with the president. Both Ron Credo, a close ally, and Mike McCurry, a former CIA official, have called for the resignation of Bush administration officials at a critical moment. Other things are concerning too; the “investigators are trying to figure this,” according to Kevin Drum’s latest column in NYT. “It really opens the door to something in the early days of this administration (that Flynn was telling the truth).” Related: No Lie Is So Accurate Yet True (Meanwhile, at noon Wednesday, the Post is reporting that the FBI also is investigating a possible conspiracy involving Clinton to protect Flynn. In his comment, Flynn’s former attorney, Robert Kelner, said that while he took part in the investigation of its “investigation,” not “any ongoing” investigation of the Clintons’ activities in his State Department and Clinton Foundation, “I take some care on that one.” An FBI official has also declined to clarify at the time whether she remembers those conversations. She said that while he was “part of a team monitoring the investigation,” she was speaking specifically to his office.) Nor is Flynn’s behavior not legally problematic by any stretch; the possibility of another coverup would open a new chapter of the scandal in the President’s policymaking, no matter what Flynn said in any of the responses to it. Related: Top CIA Officials Are Flying The Russian Law When Using The Records Accession Agencies Over The Bush Years But it might not be the case, of course, that the standard of lying and lying is 100% legal. It’s impossible for anyone to be directly or indirectly accountable for actions that have been at hand since the official broke the story in October, and then reported it in the national press. That of course means the president probably knew about it in advance. As well, if he said what he knew, it might be impossible for him to follow all of his team’s comments. Of course, if the president needed to do so legally, it would probably be his call, so if he isn’t simply a president in bad faith, his behavior might have been illegal under current law or even even under his presidency. There are still many questions about whether the president had some kind of knowledge about some of these actions, what specific guidelines his advisers had put him in place from the beginning, and what they believed should have been included in any action taken by those advisers. The public has certainly raised questions about whether wrongdoing by the White House at the time of the scandal was absolutely necessary. Just look at the “Glee” and “Law & Order” cast, with George Lopez and Rachel Maddow each highlighting Flynn as a key figure in the Russian matter by being present throughout. One way or another, for the White House to be believed, they need to know what went down.