Flynn tells Senate Intelligence Committee he’s invoking Fifth Amendment

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Former national security adviser Mike Flynn’s attorney has told the Senate Intelligence Committee that Flynn will invoke his Fifth Amendment rights, and will not respond to a subpoena for documents related to Flynn’s work and contacts in Russia.

He also claimed that Flynn is the target “of outrageous allegations” that feed an “escalating public frenzy against him.”

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