Sally Yates gives evidence before the Senate Judicial Subcommittee

The transcript discusses a sensitive matter that required a face-to-face meeting. It touches on the involvement of Flynn in a situation where the truth was questioned, emphasizing the need to handle classified information carefully. The conversation explores the process and implications of unmasking requests, the system's ability to track such requests, and concerns about misleading the public.

Why did the speaker insist on meeting in person rather than discussing the matter over the phone?

• The speaker wanted to meet for lunch.

• The matter was too sensitive for a phone call.

• The speaker preferred face-to-face communication.

• The phone lines were down.

What was the speaker's main concern when discussing Flynn's involvement?

• Revealing classified information.

• Misunderstanding the situation.

• Being late for the meeting.

• Not having enough evidence.

What is the primary challenge in answering questions about unmasking requests?

• The involvement of multiple agencies.

• Lack of knowledge about the process.

• The need to reveal classified information.

• The complexity of the legal system.

Who is responsible for handling unmasking requests?

• The Department of Justice.

• The agency that does the collection.

• The President.

• The Senate.

What was the concern regarding the American public?

• They were supportive of the actions.

• They were too informed.

• They had been misled.

• They were not interested in the matter.