Trump Says He Would Offer Pardons to Musk, Aides If Necessary
Trump said he would protect Elon Musk and White House aides from possible Democratic investigations with preemptive pardons.
- On Monday, President Donald Trump vowed to issue preemptive pardons for his staffers and Tesla CEO Elon Musk should Democrats seize control of Congress in Tuesday's midterms, Axios reported.
- Democrats have signaled plans to wield subpoena power launching investigations into Trump family and corporate corruption if they win, prompting the president's protective warning.
- Musk has donated over $445 million during this election cycle to support Republicans, including at least $71 million for Senate races and $33.1 million in Texas contests.
- Representative Greg Casar, a Texas Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, said last month committees must investigate "ultra-rich people who have tried to corrupt our government."
- Polls favor Democrats to flip the House, meaning Election Day results will determine whether investigative agendas and potential pardon battles proceed following Tuesday's voting.
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«That's what Biden did, he pardoned the whole world», defends the North American president
Washington, Nov 2 (EFE).- U.S. President Donald Trump assured that he would pardon all the people who worked for him, to protect them from possible criminal proceedings, in an interview in the New York Post's "Pod Force One" podcast that was released this Monday. Asked about whether he would pardon "everyone who worked" [...] Trump's entry says he is willing to grant pardons to "everyone who worked" for him was first published in HolaNews.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said he would pardon all the people who worked for him, to protect them from possible criminal proceedings, as he said in an interview at the Pod Force One podcast in the New York Post that was published this Monday.
‘I Would Not Even Think About It. I’d Do It’: Trump on Issuing Preemptive Pardons for His Staff and Allies if Congress Investigates
Elon Musk has spent more on the midterms than any outside donor in history, mostly backing Republicans, despite his feud with Trump. If Democrats win one or both chambers, several would-be committee chairs want to investigate him, and Trump says he’d protect his allies, even with preemptive pardons.
President Donald Trump said on Monday that he would protect Elon Musk, if members of the U.S. Democratic Party would investigate the head of SpaceX and Tesla companies, after the midterm elections, for the U.S. Congress. Trump also suggested including
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