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Byron York: 5 big things we still don't know after Sally Yates' testimony
by Byron York | May 9, 2017, 12:30 AM

Sally Yates, the Obama-appointed deputy attorney general who briefly served as acting attorney general before being fired by President Trump, became something of a heroine to the president's opponents Monday with her testimony before a Senate Judiciary Subcommittee. Appearing with former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper — former Obama national security adviser Susan Rice refused to testify — Yates talked about Trump, Russia, Mike Flynn, the travel ban executive order and more.

The only problem was, Yates' testimony added little to the public's knowledge about Trump, Russia, Michael Flynn, or the travel ban executive order. On a number of occasions, Yates refused to answer questions, explaining that to do so would reveal classified information. But on other occasions, senators just didn't ask, or didn't allow Yates to fully answer questions. The bottom line was that many of the things we didn't know before the hearing, we still didn't know after. Here are five:

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Anyone watching her interview with Anderson Cooper came away knowing this woman did her job to the best of her ability.
Of course, there are those who watched the chaos at airports around the world as people with green cards, people with permanent legal residence in the USA, were denied entrance to our country.....and thought that was a good thing.
I am totally against illegal immigration but that ban was not well thought out.  Wonder who was advising on the matter?