Kellyanne Conway defends Flynn; Trump ultimately agrees to fire him after internal discussions
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The passage repeats known public statements and timelines about Flynn’s dismissal, offering no new concrete evidence, dates, transactions, or previously unreported actors. It does mention a lunch with Kellyanne Conway publicly affirmed Flynn’s confidence with the president. Trump initially resisted firing Flynn, citing concerns over perception and a wiretap. A White House lunch with Canadian Prime
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