Roger Stone, the prominent host of WABC77 Talk Radio in New York City, recently welcomed General Michael Flynn to his program with a heartfelt introduction.
Stone praised Flynn as extraordinary and an “exceptional American.”
Stone swiftly moved the discussion to the controversial briefing that General Flynn and Trump received from John Brennan and James Comey, following Trump’s election in 2016.
He suggested that Comey and Brennan were intentionally deceptive, accusing them of knowingly presenting the Russia conspiracy theory despite its baseless foundation.
Stone put forth a significant question to Flynn. “Take us back to the Trump Tower meeting on January 6, 2017,” he prompted, “You were there with President-elect Trump.”
“You were receiving information from CIA Director Brennan, NSA Director Clapper, and FBI Director Comey about supposed Russian interference in the election. Was their presentation, in your eyes, persuasive?”
Flynn’s response was firm. “I did not find it convincing,” he shared.
The former general further disclosed he organized the meeting after being approached by Jim Clapper. “Admiral Mike Rogers from the National Security Agency was also there,” Flynn added.
“He conducted most of the presentation. I asked specifically about their confidence in this information to ensure that Trump, then president-elect, understood as well,” Flynn explained.
Flynn reflected on a meeting that occurred in the Oval Office before his removal as National Security Advisor.
According to him, this infamous meeting was attended by former President Obama, former Vice President Biden, along with other leading officials, and focused on eliminating Trump from his impending role.
Flynn asserted that this meeting was part of a conspiracy aimed at undermining then-President Trump.
Flynn expressed his dissatisfaction with Durham’s handling of the investigation.
He criticized Durham for not summoning key individuals, including Obama, Biden, Comey, McCabe, and others, during his inquiry. Specifically, Flynn believes Comey, Brennan, Clapper, Yates, and Rice should have been subpoenaed and questioned.