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Trump’s DARK PAST Resurfaces as He Tries to SAVE LAWYERS from DISBARMENT
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November 11, 2025
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13:18Now PlayingOn Friday, November 7, 2025, President Trump apparently pardoned over 70 individuals involved in efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. In this hot take, Albany Law Professor Ray Brescia describes why this is both a really big deal, but also does not mean that the lawyers pardoned by Trump—and those who engage in the same sort of conduct in the future—won’t face the prospect of losing their law license for doing so, because issues like lawyer licensing happens largely outside the reach of a federal pardon. In fact, some of the people on that list, like Rudy Giuliani, have already been disbarred, and others, like John Eastman and Jeffrey Clark, are currently facing disbarment. Brescia reviews these pardons and what it might mean for lawyers—and the states who regulate them—moving forward.
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