I mean I don't want to over speculate here, but one approach would be if Michael Flynn felt he was in any form of legal jeopardy for any of the activities he's undertaken in the last couple of months, he might say, hey I'll tell my whole story to the Congress, but I want them to give me immunity.
Jim Himes discusses the implications of Michael Flynn seeking immunity in exchange for his testimony.
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