On the recordMarch 19, 2017
Today, it boiled down to politics. A question that I would like to know is who was -- who won when General Flynn had to resign? Was that a victory for Russia?
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transcripts.cnn.comJack Kingston: “Today, it boiled down to politics. A question that I would like to know is who was -- who won when General Flynn had to…”
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Jack Kingston questions the political implications of General Flynn's resignation and whether it benefited Russia.
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