Trump SEC LOSES MILLIONS in PAY for PLAY SCHEME
September 29, 2025
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as posted by the channelAttorneys Brian Kabateck and Shant Karnikian expose how Trump's SEC dropped hundreds of millions in civil enforcement cases against three white-collar criminals who received Trump pardons and clemency. The hosts break down how Devon Archer (Hunter Biden's former business partner who defrauded Native Americans), Trevor Milton (Nikola founder who faked hydrogen truck technology), and Carlos Watson Jr. (Ozy Media CEO who lied to investors) all escaped massive financial penalties after receiving Trump clemency. They reveal how the SEC was seeking $60 million from Archer, $660 million from Milton, and $97 million from Watson—all dismissed after Trump intervened. The attorneys expose the pay-to-play corruption where campaign donors buy pardons while victims lose restitution, contrasting this with how a 21-year-old bank robber serves 10 years while white-collar criminals walk free after stealing hundreds of millions from investors and pension funds.
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