Nguy hiểm quá! Giám đốc cơ quan tình báo mà không có chút kinh nghiệm!!!! Rất nguy hại cho nền an ninh Quốc Gia!
Mr. Trump named Richard Grenell, the ambassador to Germany, to be the acting director of national intelligence overseeing the 17 U.S. spy agencies. Mr. Grenell has little experience in intelligence, but he has been a fierce advocate for the president.
…….và Trump khoan hồng cho 11 người mà không qua thủ tục thường dùng của các vị tổng thống khác. Những Tổng Thống khác tha là vì có ban tha tội từ Department of Justice đưa qua đề nghị nhưng ông này đã dùng quyền tối cao…làm thẳng thừng. Trump tha cho những người bị phạm tội ăn hối lộ, corruption (giống Trump?), cản trở công lý (obstruction of justice), gian lận thuế, gian lận làm từ thiện (sao có nhiều tội giống Trump quá ta, hahaha..) và mua bán ma túy. Nhiều người được Trump tha, thả khỏi tù là bạn cũ, đã đóng góp, tặng tiền cho việc vận động bầu cử của ông Trump (Paul Pogu, phạm tội gian lận thuế, đã “tặng” cho Trump hơn $800,000) và ngoài ra…dĩ nhiên Trump khoan hồng cho những người đã bênh vực, tán dương Trump.
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(former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, who has defended the president against the now-wrapped congressional impeachment efforts, and former New York Police Department commissioner Bernie Kerik, a frequent defender of the president on Fox News).
The personal ties behind President Trump’s pardons
The clemency orders that Mr. Trump issued this week were the result of a process that bypassed the formal procedures used by past presidents and was driven instead by friendship, fame and a shared sense of persecution.
All 11 recipients had an inside connection or were promoted on Fox News. Mr. Trump’s advisers acknowledged that the process was unique, but stressed that he was committed to countering what he saw as the excesses of the criminal justice system.
February 18, 2020
October 7, 1998
One million dollar fine, two years of probation
Case related to Edwin Edwards bribery case.[33]
February 18, 2020
November 21, 1990
$600 million fine, two years of prison
Conspiracy; securities fraud; mail fraud; tax fraud; filing false reports with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC); assisting a brokerage firm in violating its net capital requirements
Financier pardoned based on charitable work after release from prison; lifetime ban on securities trading continues.[34]
February 18, 2020
Angela Stanton
May 24, 2007
Time Served; three years' supervised release; six months' home confinement detention program
Conspiracy to Transport in Interstate Commerce A Stolen Motor Vehicle and Tampering with a Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) (17 counts)
February 18, 2020
Ariel Friedler
August 8, 2014
Two months' imprisonment; one year supervised release; $274,197.60 restitution to Maxient LLC; $217,097.60 due and payable immediately; and $250,000 fine due and payable immediately
Conspiracy to Access a Protected Computer Without Authorization
February 18, 2020
October 27, 2006
72 months' imprisonment; two years' supervised release
Obstruction of justice and perjury (three counts)
Safavian is a Republican former lawyer and long-time associate of lobbyist Jack Abramoff. Through much of his career, he alternated between government roles and Washington lobbyist roles, in what is known as the "revolving door". He was serving as Administrator for Federal Procurement Policy, Office of Management and Budget, when he was arrested in connection with the Jack Abramoff lobbying and corruption scandal.
February 18, 2020
Paul Pogue
August 30, 2010
Three years' probation; $250,000 fine; and $473,604.09 restitution
Making and subscribing a false tax return
February 18, 2020
May 18, 2010
48 months' imprisonment; 3 years' supervised release; $187,931 restitution
Obstructing the administration of the Internal Revenue Laws; aiding in the preparation of a false income tax return; making false statements on a loan application; making false statements (five counts)
President Donald Trump has issued ten commutations as of February 2020:
Date of Pardon
Name
Court
Sentencing date
Sentence
Offense
Notes
December 20, 2017
June 22, 2010
27-year prison term, 5 years of supervised release, and ordered to pay $27 million
The commutation does not vacate Rubashkin's conviction, and it leaves in place a term of supervised release and a substantial restitution obligation, which were also part of his sentence. Rubashkin was released 19 years earlier than planned.[36][37]
June 6, 2018
March 21, 1997
Conspiracy to possess cocaine, attempted possession of cocaine, money laundering
First-time, non-violent drug offender. Johnson's sentence was commuted following a meeting between Trump and Kim Kardashian.[38][39][40][41][42][43] Johnson had served more than 21 years in prison; Trump's commutation allowed her to be released from incarceration immediately.
July 10, 2018
October 7, 2015
Five years in prison
Arson
In addition to the full pardon on the same day, Trump issued commutations of the Hammonds' prison sentences to time served,[44] and ordered their immediate release.[45]
July 29, 2019
Ronen Nahmani
October 9, 2015
Twenty years in prison
Conspiracy to distribute synthetic drugs
Non-violent, first-time offender with no criminal history.[28]
July 29, 2019
Ted Suhl
October 27, 2016
Seven years in prison, three years of supervised release and a $200,000 fine
Bribery
Ran faith-based behavioral healthcare treatment centers for juveniles in Arkansas. Allegedly participated in a bribery scheme to increase Medicaid payments to his company. Federal prosecutors in Arkansas declined to pursue the case, but prosecutors in Washington decided to move forward with the prosecution. Found guilty of half the charges filed against him, he was sentenced to seven years in prison.[28]
February 18, 2020
December 7, 2011
Fourteen years in prison; two years supervised release; $20,000 fine
wire fraud (10 counts); conspiracy/attempted extortion (four counts); corrupt solicitation of funds; conspiracy to corruptly solicit funds (two counts); making false statements
Blagojevich is a former Governor of Illinois and was a contestant on Trump's reality TV show, The Celebrity Apprentice. His conviction centered on his attempt to sell the Senate seat vacated by Barack Obama, plus extortion by withholding state funds being directed towards a children's hospital and a race track.[46] The Illinois House impeached him for abuse of power and corruption. In two separate and unanimous votes of the Illinois Senate, he was removed from office and prohibited from ever holding public office in the state of Illinois again.[47] See also Rod Blagojevich corruption charges.[33]
February 18, 2020
Judith Negron
December 8, 2011
35 years imprisonment (as amended); three years supervised release; and $87,533,863.46 restitution
Conspiracy to commit health care fraud; health care fraud (two counts); conspiracy to defraud the United States and to receive and pay health care kickbacks; conspiracy to commit money laundering; money laundering (16 counts); structuring to avoid reporting requirements (three counts)
Reduced the prison sentence to the roughly eight years already served; Left intact the supervised release and $87.5M restitution.[48]
February 18, 2020
Crystal Munoz
January 24, 2008
15 years, 8 months imprisonment; 5 years' supervised release
Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute 1,000 or more kilograms of marijuana
February 18, 2020
Tynice Nichole Hall
July 28, 2006
20 years, 8 months imprisonment; 5 years' supervised release
Conspiracy to distribute, possess with intent to distribute, and manufacture more than 50 grams of a mixture and substance containing a detectable amount of cocaine base (crack cocaine) and aiding and abetting; possession with intent to distribute cocaine base and aiding and abetting; possession of cocaine with intent to manufacture cocaine base and aiding and abetting; receipt of firearms by a person under felony indictment and aiding and abetting; possession of firearms in furtherance of drug trafficking crimes and aiding and abetting
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