Michael Flynn lied: He was paid by Putin's government

Michael Flynn, Donald Trump's former National Security Adviser, was paid $33,450 dollars by RT, the Russian government-ran news channel, for giving a speech in Moscow.

According to CNN:

Retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, President Donald Trump's former national security adviser, was paid more than $33,750 by Russia's state-run broadcaster RT TV-Russia for a speech in Moscow in December 2015, a top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee has learned.

The US intelligence community has long assessed RT to be a propaganda tool of the Kremlin, writing in its January report on Russian interference in the US election that the organization had participated in disinformation campaigns aimed at the US.

It gets worse: Flynn had denied he had gotten any money from Russia:

Flynn had previously acknowledged the speaking engagement, telling multiple news outlets in July and August that he received money for the speech. But he declined to state the amount, saying that the source of the funds was his US speakers bureau, not the Russian broadcaster, which US intelligence agencies describe as an instrument of the Russian government.
"I didn't take any money from Russia," Flynn told Yahoo News in July.

But the one who paid Flynn was RT, which is ran by the Russian government.

So there you have it. More lies from Trump's people.