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Pardon Payday: Proud Boys Suing America for $100M
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July 31, 2025
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9:52Now PlayingCould pardoned Capitol rioters turn their freedom into a taxpayer-funded jackpot? In what's been branded the "Pardon Payday," five Proud Boys, freshly pardoned by President Trump, are now suing the Department of Justice for $100 million. Enrique Tarrio and his lieutenants, once convicted for seditious conspiracy, claim they were victims of politically motivated prosecutions. Their lawsuit, Tarrio et al. v. United States, seeks massive compensation from your taxes, challenging constitutional boundaries. Social media exploded with the #PardonPayday trend as America debates whether pardons should lead to huge cash settlements. Join me as we unravel the complexities—can someone profit after punishment and pardon? We’ll dive deep into constitutional law, explore the possible financial fallout for taxpayers, and look at how this lawsuit could reshape presidential pardons forever. Don't miss this breakdown of the political, legal, and financial bombshell called Pardon Payday.
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