Gen. Michael Flynn has sounded the alarm: a fresh cache of declassified documents is set to drop this week, and Flynn promises it will be “mind-blowing.” Speaking with Eric Bolling, Flynn claimed the new evidence could unmask high-level political intrigue orchestrated inside the White House shortly after Trump’s inauguration.
At issue is a pivotal meeting in early February 2017, allegedly held in the White House Situation Room—just days before Flynn was forced out of office. Flynn states that top Obama-era officials—Attorney General Sally Yates, National Security Division chief Mary McCord, and disgraced FBI deputy Andy McCabe—met there with Vice President Mike Pence and White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus. They presented what Flynn says was a fabricated document, one that falsely implicated him in unauthorized discussions of sanctions with the Russian ambassador.
Flynn says Pence’s office called him immediately during that briefing, relaying claims he had spoken inappropriately about sanctions—something Flynn denies categorically. “That document is either a lie, or Mike Pence was lying,” Flynn told Bolling. He insists someone in that meeting knew the allegations were false, and suggests this briefing was used to justify deploying the 25th Amendment as a mechanism to remove President Trump.
Now, Flynn contends, the upcoming release of classified materials will shed light on this alleged effort to engineer a backdoor coup. He emphasizes the need for Pence to be called to testify and for investigators to pursue criminal referrals that could lead to serious legal consequences. “They’re going to have to question Mike Pence” about his role in the briefing, Flynn said, adding that a criminal referral from the DNI to the DOJ could give the inquiry real teeth.
Flynn’s revelation sets the stage for a potentially explosive week in Washington, as the promised document dump threatens to unveil a conspiracy that runs deeper than previously understood—and may implicate even those who helped cement the early narrative against the Trump administration.
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