Trump DOJ Accused of Corruption and Vindictive Prosecutions
The Damage ReportNovember 7, 20258 min58,144 views
28 connectionsΒ·40 entities in this videoβAllegations of Vindictive Prosecution
- π― The Trump administration is accused of openly carrying out the orders of a vindictive leader who has never faced accountability.
- βοΈ The Supreme Court rejected an appeal by Bill Maxwell to overturn her conviction, leaving a pardon as her only hope.
- π£οΈ Donald Trump stated he would speak to the DOJ about Maxwell's case, acknowledging many people have asked him for pardons.
Concerns Over Justice Department Independence
- ποΈ A clear vindictive and selective prosecution is alleged, with a president ordering his attorney general to indict enemies.
- π« The attorney general is criticized for not acting as an independent force, instead seemingly complying with presidential directives.
- π The case is considered weak and subject to dismissal for vindictive and selective prosecution, especially given an internal investigation found the person Comey authorized to leak information not credible.
Pardons and Political Influence
- π Donald Trump has issued pardons to individuals like Trevor Milton (convicted of securities and wire fraud) and Todd and Julie Chrisley (convicted of tax evasion and bank fraud).
- π° Pardons for Paul Walzac, a nursing home executive, were granted after his mother, a major Trump donor, attended a fundraising dinner.
- πΈ Trump's pardons have erased approximately $1.3 billion in fines and restitution owed to victims and the government.
- π€ Investigations into at least 17 corporations that donated to Trump's inauguration fund were paused or dropped.
- π Allies and lobbyists reportedly receive multi-million dollar payouts to get pardon requests to the president, described as a "Wild West" scenario.
Epstein Case Documents and DOJ Actions
- π Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein are calling for the release of case files, with allegations that the DOJ is redacting and slow-walking the release to protect friends and donors.
- π£οΈ Trump dismisses the Epstein document release as a "Democrat hoax" aimed at distracting from his administration's successes.
- β οΈ A former FBI agent and pardoned January 6th rioter, Jared El Wise, is working as a senior advisor in the Department of Justice, despite footage of him encouraging rioters to kill police.
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