The Pardons Are Defective, Part 2 #shorts

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[jdcrosier]

LOL! Trump couldn't even do corruption correctly!

[yukikitsune]

Knowing that they might get convicted again brings me a special kind of joy.

[ReubenDeVries]

Imagine, Trump doing something stupid and half assed... I would have never thought it possible with his work ethic...

[gerryjamesedwards]

The corruption is only outweighed by the incompetence.

[brothermutant]

"...already plead guilty, so it shouldn't be that complicated." SAVAGE BURN hahahah

[BubblewrapHighway]

MR. MAGOO!

I just spit out my smoothie.

[aisadal]

Nice to know they aren't fully protected!

[Acerthorn]

Again, I think we need a full-length video going into more detail about why exactly these pardons are so deficient.

[semiclassical]

"...if the Biden administration has the appetite for it!"

I say this with great regret, but...*if*.

[aluminum]

This makes me feel giddy. Like when Gandalf suddenly showed up at the Battle of Helm’s Deep

[WillRennar]

"You've already gotten a pardon."
"Well we had one, yes. What about _second_ pardon?"

[ianmiller]

Only Legal Eagle could make "I'll see you in court!" sound heartwarming instead of terrifying. Love his videos. I HOPE Biden and Co go after everyone Trump "pardoned" and throws them back in prison on similar charges. They don't deserve to be free, screw the precedent it would set, if any.

[jbr]

There's a lesson here. Don't ever commit so many crimes that a prosecutor can say "Eh just do the first 10 so it doesn't confuse everyone"

[ramiengrey]

I believe this is what happens when you drive away all the competent lawyers.

[edbangor]

"Your boss missed a check box, you're going back to prison."

Maybe don't try to undermine democracy next time.

[galahadgarza]

I like that you called them “fraudsters” instead of “reprobates”—like in Part 1. It seems more appropriate!

[TotallyNotRedneckYall]

Steve Bannon is what happens when you leave leather outside.

[BWiSmith]

That is some really good news to hear that they won't just walk away but can still be charged!

[corwin]

There’s something kind of beautiful and poetic that after 4 years of half-assed, clueless, bungling corruption, he managed to cluelessly, half-assedly bungle the corrupt pardon. Kismet.

[Disgruntled_Fork]

Bannon and Manafort shall be henceforth known as "Bananafort."