But, I mean, to the extent that the vice president thought he lied and that it appears that he may have been out here freelancing, I mean, it just gives the impression that this is an administration that is not in charge of foreign policy.
Brooks discusses the implications of Flynn's actions on the administration's control over foreign policy.
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