Questions swirl over future of Trump's National Security Adviser

The White House on Sunday refused to publicly defend the President’s National Security Adviser while questions swirled over whether Michael Flynn told the truth about his post-election telephone contacts with a top Russian official, as Democrats in the Congress stepped up their demands for Flynn’s ouster.

Asked if the President still had confidence in Flynn, White House Senior Policy Advisor Stephen Miller had no direct answer on the Sunday talk shows.

“That’s the question that I think you should ask the President,” Miller said on NBC’s “Meet the Press.”

“So the White House did not give you anything to say?” asked host

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