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Tonight, a stunning new pardoning spree by President Trump.

Indicted defendants, cleared before trial, victims deprived of millions.

Does he realize he undermining his own DOJ?

Plus, yes, the boat was struck, but the drug mission wasn't over.

Wait till you hear the new explanation for the deadly order to strike survivors.

And you remember St. McEligate? Well, it's making a comeback. As a long-awaited investigation

reveals how Secretary Pete Heggseth's actions could have risked U.S. troops. All tonight on Laura Coates Live.

So I'm guessing you probably lost count of President Trump's pardons.

And you're not alone in that.

Just today, we have learned of three more.

They're adding to a growing roster of highly controversial clemency cases. And it raises a simple,

but extremely consequential question. Is the president abusing the pardon power he obviously has?

Before you can answer that, look at the sheer scale of what he's doing. I mean, it's a lot. You know who's keeping track?

The DOJ. Just go to the website. They've got a whole list, a very long list. And if you follow that list, you can get as close as anyone can to an exact count. And this is where you land.

More than 1,600 total pardons during this second term alone. Twenty-eight total

commutations, which of course reduces a sentence but keeps that conviction. Now, the vast

majority of that high number is for January 6th defendants. And more than 1,500 were granted

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