Michael Flynn

"General Michael Flynn, the 33 year war hero who has served with distinction... has retained a GREAT LAWYER," Trump tweeted.

Former federal prosecutor Jack Weiss compared Michael Flynn's voicemail recording to Trump's "Access Hollywood" tape in 2016. "If we get a live tape, I think it'll be a big deal," he said.

"Do it right now. Do it right now on Twitter!" Fox News guest Michael Caputo said.

In an interview with Fox News, President Donald Trump did not rule out pardons for his former associates caught up in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.

The committee's interest in Michael Flynn's involvement was sparked by a "Newsweek" story on the national security adviser.

"Again, the president was ill served by poor advice," Christie wrote.

"Trump is currently dealing with a truly stunning number of criminal probes."

Newt Gingrich joined the apoplectic hosts of Fox & Friends Wednesday in claiming the judge in Michael Flynn's case, Emmet G. Sullivan, could sentence the former Trump National Security Adviser to death.

President Donald Trump wished Flynn "good luck" on Twitter ahead of Flynn's sentencing.

A Lou Dobbs-led panel lashed out at what they collectively called the "Mueller Witch Hunt" and demanded President Donald Trump bring on GOP attorney Bill Barr as Attorney General to fire the Special Counsel.

Over the weekend, Jeanine Pirro suggested Judge Emmet Sullivan could throw out Michael Flynn's guilty plea. Her prediction did not transpire today.

The judge offered Flynn several opportunities to delay his sentencing after a prosecutor for the special counsel's team said Flynn was still "possibly" cooperating.

Trump's former national security adviser faces criminal sentencing on Tuesday for lying to the FBI.

Legal scholar says Michael Flynn, Trump's former national security adviser, deserves leniency during his sentencing on Tuesday.

"How does the lieutenant general with 33 years of military experience feel that comfortable lying?" 'Fox & Friends' co-host Brian Kilmeade said.

Chris Wallace called out Trump's suggestion that Michael Flynn didn't lie during his interview with Harris Faulkner.

Michael Flynn's lawyers have revealed more details about the former White House national security adviser's cooperation with prosecutors.

​"The pressure on Kushner must be immense right now," CNN contributor Douglas Brinkley said.

"I think he substantially cooperated to say that there was no collusion," Republican Representative Mark Meadows said of Flynn.

Rudy Giuliani, a lawyer for President Donald Trump, downplayed Michael Flynn's 19 interviews with three investigations, including special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe.

"Girl, are you a heavily redacted document? Because I just can't read you," Washington Post reporter Christopher Ingraham tweeted.

"There is now a witness who confirms that in the same way Michael Flynn was compromised, that the president and his business are compromised," Representative Adam Schiff said on ABC's "This Week."

A new excerpt from the book obtained Wednesday by The Atlantic showed that numerous questions posed to the president by Dowd pertained to Flynn's conversations with a former Russian ambassador, Sergey Kislyak.

"Impeachment of the president would be the better answer" over criminal prosecution, Lanny Davis opined.

If the chant sounds familiar, that's because it is. Flynn used the chant "lock her up!" in 2016 when referring to then-candidate Hillary Clinton.

The disgraced former national security adviser had not tweeted since releasing a statement about his guilty plea for lying to the FBI.

Ahmed Al-Rumaihi attended the Trump Tower meetings "to accompany the Qatari delegation that was meeting with Trump transition officials," a spokesperson for his company said.

"So disgraceful that the questions concerning the Russian Witch Hunt were 'leaked' to the media," President Donald Trump said.

The former national security adviser was in New York Thursday delivering a foreign policy speech.

Internal emails show officials debating whether the president could issue pardons on social media.