CBS News correspondent Major Garrett asked White House press secretary Sean Spicer, March 31, if President Trump wants Congress to grant former national security adviser Michael Flynn immunity. The White House released both sets of the forms Saturday as part of a broad release of documents detailing the financial holdings of top administration officials. [Trump adviser Flynn paid by multiple Russia-related entities, new records show]White House press secretary Sean Spicer said on March 31, that Trump fully supports Michael Flynn testifying before Congress. In his original form, Flynn included Kurtulus on a section of the form that requires officials to name all their sources of income exceeding $5,000 over the previous two years. In the amended form, he disclosed that he was paid a $10,000 speaking fee by Kurtulus in October 2016.

Source: Washington Post April 01, 2017 21:17 UTC