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It's a bit complicated, and I'll probably butcher some of the details. Apparently Flynn is now changing his testimony as regards the case against Bijan Kian, claiming that he can't now testify to matters that he knows to be false. Flynn's sentencing on his guilty plea was delayed due to his promise of cooperating in the case against Kian having to do with being an unregistered agent of Turkey, trying to turn the U.S. against an opponent of the murderous thug Erdogan.
Flynn got a reprieve from his sentencing on the promise of his testimony against Kian. Since then, though, Flynn has changed lawyers and changed his tune. Federal prosecutors, who previously went easy on Flynn due to the promise of his testimony against Kian, now want to change his status from "cooperating witness" to "unindicted co-conspirator" with Kian. Flynn's new attorneys don't much care for that, though it's difficult to conjure up a legal rationale for disputing that now that Flynn is backtracking on his promise to testify.
At the end of the Times' story, they identify one of Flynn's new lawyers as one Sydney Powell, who apparently hawks t-shirts with caricatures of Robert Mueller, James Comey, and others under the hashtag CreepsOnAMission. So you can probably draw some conclusions about Ms. Powell's bona fides as an officer of the court.
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