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apparent quid pro quo move, President Trump pardoned Binance’s former CEO. “From a national security standpoint … Trump family. In October 2025, President Trump pardoned Binance’s founder, CZ. And in February 2026, CZ attended
everything in our power to block a pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell.” Addressing President Trump directly, Krishnamoorthi added: “Donald … Krishnamoorthi continued. “That monster should not be given pardon.” The hearing featured testimony from Epstein survivors and advocates
engaging with efforts to secure a pardon for Maxwell: “I am writing to express my disgust … Department of Justice’s (DOJ) reported willingness to pardon Ghislaine Maxwell. Last week, David Oscar Markus, Maxwell
claims over Venezuelan oil reserves, and the pardon of convicted drug trafficker and former Honduran President Juan Orlando
about stopping the drug trade after Trump pardoned former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández who was convicted
Congress must not allow another executive overreach or “pardons-for-politics” cycle, pointing to reports that the administration
Speaker Michael Madigan’s request for a presidential pardon. The letter from Illinois’ U.S. House Republican delegation reads … concerns regarding a request for a presidential pardon from former Illinois House Speaker Michael J. Madigan. Illinois families
Speaker Michael Madigan’s request for a presidential pardon. U.S. Reps. Mike Bost (IL-12), Darin LaHood … concerns regarding a request for a presidential pardon from former Illinois House Speaker Michael J. Madigan,” the members
November 06, 2025 Casten, 27 House Dems Condemn Pardon of Binance Founder Washington, D.C. — U.S. Congressman Sean Casten … Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent opposing President Trump’s pardon of Changpeng Zhao (CZ), the founder and former
encouraged—from his incitement on January 6th, his pardoning of cop-killers, to his early suggestion that
Jeffrey Epstein, must not receive a presidential pardon, commutation, or any other form of clemency. The legislation follows
that he would not do so, President Trump pardoned every one of the nearly 1,600 people convicted … insurrection at the Capitol. Many of those pardoned either confessed to, or were convicted by a jury
Capitol, and then issued blanket pardons for the January 6 rioters. He has zero credibility to talk about
insurrection to overthrow American democracy, only to then pardon rioters who physically assaulted the police officers protecting