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‘Looked to me like a railroad job’: Trump weighs pardoning convicts in Whitmer kidnapping plot
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6:38Now PlayingNBC’s Ryan Reilly joins Way Too Early to break down Donald Trump’s latest round of controversial pardons, including a former gang leader, a reality TV couple, and potential consideration for the men convicted in the plot to kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. As Reilly notes, the key to Trump’s clemency decisions is often “access” and “making the case that you were a victim of government overreach.” Trump’s pardon attorney wrote online: “No MAGA left behind.”
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