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To bring an attorney. and they were looking at him for possible criminal purposes. they were trying, in a sense, to entrap him because they already knew what the conversation was that he had with ambassador kislyak and they were going to him. brian: they were listening in on his conversations. flynn will be sentenced at 11:00 a.m. today. you never know. could judge sullivan say i don't like the way the whole thing was conducted i'm throwing the whole things out. steve: did that with ted stephens in alaska. brian: that would be a brutal blow to the mueller investigation. steve: it's interesting...

Now in text messages unfortunately for peeter strzok and lisa page, they seem to reference flynn's interview being completed on february 14. james comey, he referenced reading this 302 before he was fired in may. so the question remains, why was a new 302 drafted in august by the special counsel? what information changed? can it be trusted? was there an earlier 302 memo? were there revisions in the memo? and is there a smoking gun here? either way, we deserve answers. tomorrow by 3:00 p.m., u.s. district judge emmett sullivan could have the answers to the questions. that is how long he's given...

>> sean: why do i think we're headed in that direction? sarah, the interesting thing about this judge, judge sullivan, is he was so angry at the abuse of power back then in the ted stephens case and he overturned that case, ted stephens career was ruined by that point. putting that aside, he ordered a special investigation into the investigators. he was so pissed off in a 14-minute rant that is described by "the new york times." >> absolutely, sean. ted stephens is a perfect example of why judge sullivan who is sitting andover seeing the flynn case is so important. one of the things that gregg...

Sorry. and that is absolutely a guiding principle. i'm not totally sure that it would come into play here in the midterms. it's not usually construed in such a broadway that you can't bring any kind of political case close to election day. it would be construed more narrowly if a specific candidate was running. but even in the case against ted stephens, they brought that in the final days of a campaign, they indicted him. so i just don't -- i don't see any indication that bob mueller, who is famously patient and does not like meandering investigations, i don't see any indication that he'll sit...

A year later in august 2010, word came that legendary alaskan senator ted stephens died in a plane crash. and also in august a magnitude 5.8 earthquake rocked washington. the senate was forced to meet across the street in the capitol. last year, there was the big conflict in charlottesville. august may just be a month on the calendar anyplace in america. in washington, everybody knows it's more. on capitol hill, chad pergram, fox news. >> shepard: up next, the trade war with china. talks have not looked promising and now there's word from officials in beijing that china will not let up. there'...