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Grenell Declassifies Document That Is ‘Very Significant’ To Origins of Russia Investigation

Ryan Saavedra
Grenell Declassifies Document That Is ‘Very Significant’ To Origins of Russia Investigation
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Richard Grenell, who up until today was the Acting Director of National Intelligence (DNI), reportedly declassified more documents related to the Russia investigation in his final days as DNI including one that is “very significant” to the origins of the investigation.

The documents include transcripts of the phone calls that then-incoming national security adviser Michael Flynn had with then-Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak, which is at the center of the Obama administration’s “unmasking” scandal.

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