So if she didn't request it, as she claimed, then the person who passed the information to her committed a crime and she had a legal responsibility to report it. Saying she committed no crime is like saying you did nothing wrong by receiving stolen goods because you didn't steal them.If she is not lying, then she knows who did and that person committed a crime by giving the information to her; either way she committed a crime.When some one is unmasked only the person who requested it is given the name, so either she requested it or she knows who did, and passing that piece of classified information is a crime, so if she is not lying to Congress about requesting it, she knows who did and by not reporting them, she is complicit in their crime.What?
Going down for what?
She's already testified that she obtained that information through the FBI investigation of Flynn. She was asked multiple times if she ever requested unmasking. She responded, no.
No, she just testified that she NEVER requested for anyone's name to be unmasked, let alone Flynn's.
And what crime is that?
It is no crime to unmask someone as long as it is done through the proper chain of command.
It is a crime to release the information.
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No- Sally Yates had the legal right to the information. And there is no indication that the names were illegally unmasked- so she had nothing to report- except that Michael Flynn lied to the President.