I just had a chance to stream “Flynn,” a powerful video biography of my friend, Lieutenant General Mike Flynn. It describes the story of a highly decorated warrior and former leader of U.S. intelligence. You can’t help but be moved by the accounts of his service, sacrifice and patriotism.

 

Most of the film, however, explores what happened to the General after he was forced out of the military by an Obama administration that twice gave him senior positions, but was infuriated when he refused to lie to Congress about its failure to defeat the Islamic State. 

 

When President-elect Donald Trump tapped Mike Flynn to be his National Security Advisor, corrupt Democrats and Republicans joined forces to destroy him – critically denying Mr. Trump and his fledgling administration a skilled, but loyal, Washington operative who threatened The Swamp’s toxic uniparty. 

 

The rest is history.