Lawmakers Entertain Release of Flynn-Russia Transcripts

Lawmakers are cautious but open to the release of the transcripts of phone calls between former national security advisor Mike Flynn and the Russian ambassador, as long as they do not contain sensitive information.

Flynn resigned Monday after admitting that he had misinformed administration officials about communications with Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak. The resignation triggered bipartisan consensus to fold a probe of the matter into an ongoing congressional investigation on Russian election interference.