Ex-adviser Trump discussing statement

washington - The National Security stepped up Michael Flynn has offered to appear before congressional committees investigating possible contacts of Donald Trump campaign with Russia. He wants or freedom from what his lawyer calls 'unfair persecution'.

'General Flynn certainly has a story to tell, and he wants to tell like as circumstances permit,' said lawyer Robert Kelner.

Flynn was forced to resign in February as National Security Advisor to the President. He spoke to Trump took office with the Ambassador of Russia over US sanctions against Moscow, but said nothing and vice president Mike Pence misled about.

Flynn's lawyer said his client 'target of unsubstantiated public demands from members of Congress and other political critics for a criminal investigation. 'He said Flynn' in such a politicized, on a witch hunt-like environment will not be questioned without safeguards against unfair proceedings. '