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President Trump could use some preemptive pardons.

If you remember, this was something that Biden kind of brought forward during the last administration.

And it's a bit of a legal gray area, but it's kind of becoming the norm right now.

This is being viewed across the aisle as a necessary kind of action against the alleged weaponization

of justice. Also another topic, the United States is now looking to dominate the oil market,

becoming the new Arabs actually. And speaking of oil dominance, President Trump has also now

responded to Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz by also blocking the

Strait of Hormuz. I'll be talking about these topics and a lot more today. So make sure

to hit the like button, leave a comment. Let's get started. All right, first of all, President

Trump is taking a lesson from former President Joe Biden. Guess what? Trump is now considering that he may issue preemptive

pardons for all the key figures around him. Maybe himself, we'll see. Now look, this is not really

something that is fully legally approved, but it's being done. And effectively, this is becoming

viewed across the aisles maybe

even necessary because well everybody says justice is being weaponized republicans say it now

democrats are saying it we'll see what happens next time around newsmec says this president

don't trump is considering sweeping preemptive pardons for members of his administration before leaving office,

according to Wall Street Journal, a move that could dramatically expand his use of executive clemency.

It says the journal reports that Trump has discussed granting broad pardons to aides and allies who could face investigations after his presidency.

And it notes as well, people familiar with the conversation told the newspaper that Trump views

the move as protection against what he has long described as politically motivated prosecutions.

It says according to the journal, the discussions include the possibility of issuing anticipatory

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