Since Mike Flynn pled guilty to one count of obstruction a week ago, observers everywhere have wondered how, exactly, the former National Security Advisers’ misdeeds would play into the overall case against Trump and the rest of his inner circle.
Today at 10am, the directors of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and National Security Agency will break their public silence and give keenly await testimony about their investigations into possible links between Russia and President Donald Trump's campaign at a rare open congressional intelligence committee hearing. They will also be grilled on Trump's explosive allegation that he was wiretapped by his predecessor Barack Obama.