On the recordNovember 24, 2020
this is part of a pattern. We saw before in the Stone case, Trump granting clemency to protect an individual who might have implicated Trump in -- quote -- 'criminal misconduct.'
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Chairman Nadler comments on Trump's pattern of granting pardons to protect individuals involved in misconduct.
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