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On Friday Flynn's lawyer's request that he be made immune from prosecution in exchange for testifying to Congress was turned down.
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Former national intelligence director James Clapper rejects President Trump's accusation Barack Obama wire-tapped him during his election campaign.
USA: protestors call for Session's resignation
Protests erupt in the United States calling for the resignation of Senator Jeff Sessions as attorney general.