Please help me remember something. I'm having a hard time finding it again with google.

[Ohioboy]

Remember back awhile ago when Trump was accused of trying to get messages to Flynn after Flynn agreed to cooperate with Mueller's investigation? The messages were things about how much Trump liked Flynn and how he needed to remember that. They were borderline threatening if I remember correctly. There was a certain person involved and I can't remember. What do I need to look up to find that information again? Who were the persons involved? What key words should I search? It's like a blurred memory, but I remember it happening.

[Alex4Martinez]

1. I'm no help but good luck finding it.

There is so much crap out there, his tweets and stunts fill the internet, trying to track down a specific thing takes good search skills, or a date or keyword.

Try trump threatens flynn in google.

[tblue37]

2. He communicated through Flynn's lawyers and told him to "stay strong":

https://www.thedailybeast.com/cheats/2017/05/18/flynn-trump-told-me-to-stay-strong

[Ohioboy]

5. Yes that was part of it

Trump's attorney John Dowd also contacted the lawyers for Flynn that were helping him cooperate. I think I have enough clues now. Thanks.

[tblue37]

7. I have you some more down below. nt

[Roland99]

3. Cohen? Stone?

https://abcnews.go.com/US/trumps-tweets-examples-witness-tampering-obstruction-justice-legal/story?id=59599607

[tblue37]

4. More:

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-department/flynn-told-mueller-people-tied-trump-congress-tried-obstruct-probe-n1006666

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT
"Flynn told Mueller that people tied to Trump and Congress tried to obstruct probe:
The communications could have affected the ex-national security adviser's "willingness to cooperate," Robert Mueller wrote in court filings. "

[Jamastiene]

6. I hate to use Faux Noise as a source but I did a search and found this:

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-administration-congress-reached-out-to-former-adviser-flynn-as-he-cooperated-with-mueller-docs-show

Was it the voicemail?
https://thehill.com/policy/national-security/446410-prosecutors-release-flynn-voicemail-transcript-that-mueller-examined

Then, there is also this, where Flynn was contacting people after cooperating:
https://www.cnn.com/2019/05/17/politics/michael-flynn-mueller-matt-gaetz/index.html

[bullimiami]

8. speaking of flynn. who buys this "he lied to pence" crap line. i call BS on that.

Pence knew everything, Trump knew everything. Flynn took one for the team and the whole stupid world keeps parroting that "he lied to the vp" line as if its an actual fact.
That "fact" came from Trump and Pence and the WH. Think on that for a second. Not a reliable source.

[2naSalit]

9. That was how they were trying to

deflect attention from Pence at the time.

[oasis]

10. Yup. Pence's attempt at acting clueless didn't fool everyone.

Many members of MSM should have been able to pick up on it.

[Ohioboy]

11. You're absolutely right, but it has become a little bit of a catch 22 for them

Having Pence out in public saying something the FBI knew was false totally legitimatizes the FBI interviewing Flynn. Flynn talked about the diplomatic sanctions on Russia with their ambassador. The FBI knew it because it is perfectly legal to listen in on foreign official's calls here in America. They just mask any American citizens on such calls. Hearing Pence's story didn't jive with what the Intel agencies knew and it sent up a red flag. They pretty much had to interview Flynn based on Pence's story not making sense. Flynn said he didn't recall talking about the sanctions but later pleaded guilty to lying.

This administration has itself to blame for bringing on the interview with Flynn they are now claiming was entrapment.

Flynn took the fall and Trump and his cronies owe him.