Flashback: Mike Flynn said getting immunity ‘means you have probably committed a crime’

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A report Thursday evening about Mike Flynn looking to strike a deal with congressional intelligence committees to testify in exchange for immunity strikes a potentially awkward contrast to comments he made about President Trump’s presidential rival Hillary Clinton during the heat of the election.

Speaking with NBC’s Chuck Todd in September, Flynn, then an adviser the Trump campaign, questioned the innocence of Cheryl Mills and four other former Clinton aides who agreed to testify in exchange for immunity in an FBI investigation into Clinton’s unauthorized email server while serving as secretary of state.

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