Byron York: 5 big things we still don’t know after Sally Yates’ testimony

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Sally Yates, the Obama-appointed deputy attorney general who briefly served as acting attorney general before being fired by President Trump, became something of a heroine to the president’s opponents Monday with her testimony before a Senate Judiciary Subcommittee. Appearing with former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper — former Obama national security adviser Susan Rice refused to testify — Yates talked about Trump, Russia, Mike Flynn, the travel ban executive order and more.

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