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BREAKING TODAY Latest Pardon: Binance Founder
October 23, 2025: Trump pardons Changpeng Zhao (CZ), Binance founder who pleaded guilty to enabling money laundering.
The Trump family’s crypto venture generated $4.5 BILLION through partnership with platform “quietly administered by Binance.”
CZ “boosted Trump’s crypto ventures and lobbied for a pardon” before receiving clemency today.
1,600+
Total Pardons Issued
$1.3B
Victim Restitution Erased
4,000+
Fired During Shutdown
12+
Political Prosecutions
⚖️ DOJ WEAPONIZATION: Prosecuting Political Enemies
⚠️ UNPRECEDENTED ABUSE
Trump openly directs DOJ via Truth Social to prosecute critics. When prosecutors refuse due to insufficient evidence,
they are fired and replaced with political loyalists who secure indictments within days.
Case Study: James Comey Prosecution Timeline
September 2025
Trump posts on Truth Social: “We can’t delay any longer, it’s killing our reputation and credibility” – demands Comey prosecution
September 2025
Acting U.S. Attorney Erik Seibert tells DOJ officials: insufficient evidence to bring charges
September 2025
Trump FIRES Seibert, posts: “Seibert had not resigned, but rather, had been fired”
September 2025
Trump installs Lindsey Halligan – his personal lawyer with ZERO prosecutorial experience
3 Days Later
Halligan sworn in as Acting U.S. Attorney
October 3, 2025
COMEY INDICTED – three days after Halligan takes office
Collateral Damage
Comey’s daughter (federal prosecutor) fired weeks before indictment. Son-in-law resigned from DOJ minutes after charges filed.
Other Political Prosecutions & Targets
Letitia James
- NY Attorney General indicted Oct 10, 2025
- Prosecutor refused → was fired
- Halligan secured indictment
- Led fraud cases against Trump
Senator Adam Schiff
- Under investigation for “mortgage fraud”
- Led Trump’s first impeachment
- Served on Jan 6 committee
- Trump: “needs to be brought to justice”
John Bolton
- Indicted Oct 17, 2025
- Trump’s former National Security Adviser
- 8 counts transmission of defense info
- 10 counts retaining classified info
George Soros & Family
- DOJ directed to investigate
- Potential arson charges
- Material support of terrorism
- Trump: “at the top of everything”
“Our justice system operates on the principle that the President cannot demand the prosecution of an individual to settle personal scores,
let alone when there is no credible evidence that a person engaged in any wrongdoing.”
— Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats
⚠️ CAREER PROSECUTORS UNDER PRESSURE
Multiple sources describe “intense White House pressure campaign” with public scoldings, tense discussions,
prosecutors pursuing probes they were pushed to launch, and finding little to no evidence of crimes.
💰 PARDON ABUSE: $1.3 Billion Stolen from Crime Victims
$1.3 BILLION
Restitution & fines wiped out, cheating crime victims and taxpayers
Breaking All Clemency Norms
Traditional Standards (VIOLATED)
- Accept responsibility ❌
- Make full restitution ❌
- Show remorse ❌
- Pardon Attorney review ❌
- Prosecutor input ❌
- Victim consultation ❌
Trump’s Approach
- Bypassed Pardon Attorney
- Fired attorney, installed loyalist
- Erased restitution obligations
- Pardoned before prison
- Rationale: “No MAGA left behind”
Major White-Collar Crime Pardons
| Name |
Crime |
Connection to Trump |
Date |
| Changpeng Zhao (CZ) |
Money laundering, Bank Secrecy Act violations |
Trump family $4.5B crypto partnership with Binance platform |
Oct 23, 2025 (TODAY) |
| Trevor Milton |
$700M fraud (Nikola Motors fake truck video) |
Donated $1.8M to Trump, AG Bondi’s brother was lawyer |
March 2025 |
| BitMEX Corporation |
Bank Secrecy Act violations, $100M fine |
First corporate pardon in U.S. history |
March 2025 |
| Carlos Watson |
Ozy Media fraud (impersonating YouTube exec) |
Sentence commuted |
April 2025 |
| Todd & Julie Chrisley |
$30M+ bank fraud, tax evasion |
Reality TV stars |
May 2025 |
| Rod Blagojevich |
Attempted to sell Obama’s Senate seat |
Celebrity Apprentice contestant, 14-year sentence |
Feb 2025 |
⚠️ JANUARY 6 INSURRECTION PARDONS
1,500 violent attackers pardoned including cop beaters, seditious conspiracy leaders, and individuals
with pending child abuse charges. Only 15% of $3M owed to victims had been paid before pardons erased remaining $2.6M.
“The Trump presidency is overseeing a massive transfer of wealth not only from the poor to the rich but from the innocent to the guilty.
This is a golden age for politically connected criminal felons.”
— Rep. Jamie Raskin, House Judiciary Committee
🔥 SHUTDOWN FIRINGS: 4,000+ Employees Illegally Terminated
⚠️ TRUMP’S EXPLICIT ADMISSION
“We figure they started this thing, so they should be Democrat-oriented. I plan to fire ‘a lot’ of federal workers
in retaliation for the government shutdown, vowing to target those deemed to be aligned with the Democratic Party.”
4,000+
Fired Oct 10, 2025
200,000+
Total Left Since Jan 2025
55,000
Involuntary Terminations
154,000
Coerced “Buyouts”
Multiple Legal Violations
Antideficiency Act
- Prohibits work during shutdown
- RIF processing requires appropriated funds
- Violators face prosecution
- Potential fines or imprisonment
Presidential Authority
- No authority to end programs
- Lapse doesn’t repeal statutory duties
- Congress holds power of purse
- Cannot target by political affiliation
Critical Services Destroyed
Health & Human Services
- 982 employees (hundreds later rescinded due to errors)
- CDC disease tracking staff
- Immunization experts
- Epidemic Intelligence Service
- $3B+ public health grant management
Environmental Protection
- Hazardous waste cleanup
- Battery recycling oversight
- Brownfields program
- Plastics reduction
- Emergency response teams
Other Agencies Hit
- HUD: 400+ employees
- Education: 465 employees
- Census Bureau: 102 employees
- Commerce, Energy, Treasury, DHS
Russell Vought’s Role
- OMB Director, Project 2025 architect
- Posted “The RIFs have begun”
- Directed agencies to target programs
- Said 10,000 could be laid off
“It is also far from normal for an administration to fire line-level civilian employees during a government shutdown
as a way to punish the opposing political party. But this is precisely what President Trump has announced he is doing.”
— U.S. District Judge Susan Illston
“In AFGE’s 93 years of existence under several presidential administrations – including during Trump’s first term –
no president has ever decided to fire thousands of furloughed workers during a government shutdown.”
— Everett Kelley, AFGE National President
🚫 DANGEROUSLY UNQUALIFIED NOMINATIONS
Most Dangerous Appointments
Kash Patel – FBI Director
- Posted chainsaw video cutting “enemy” faces
- Has published enemies list
- Wants “revenge” on Trump critics
- Threatened media with retribution
- Violated hostage recovery protocol
Tulsi Gabbard – DNI
- No intelligence background
- Lacks required “extensive expertise”
- Amplifies Russian propaganda
- Blamed NATO for Ukraine invasion
- Affinity for Assad, Putin
Russell Vought – OMB
- Project 2025 architect
- Calls Americans “enemies”
- Wants military to stop protests
- Wants employees “in trauma”
- Denied congressional subpoena
RFK Jr. – HHS Secretary
- Vaccine conspiracy theorist
- Lacks scientific knowledge
- Promotes autism-vaccine myth
- Trump may “eliminate vaccines”
- Problematic with GOP senators
Pete Hegseth – Defense
- Sexual assault allegations (2017)
- Marital infidelity allegations
- Financial mismanagement claims
- Alcohol abuse allegations
- “Not properly vetted” per sources
Lindsey Halligan – US Attorney
- ZERO prosecutorial experience
- Trump’s personal lawyer
- Most junior on legal team
- Installed to prosecute enemies
- Indicted Comey 3 days after appointment
“Donald Trump is not building a Cabinet to serve the American people – he’s building a Cabinet to serve
the special, big, powerful interests.”
— Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer
“It’s not just that they’re totally unqualified, it’s that they’re anti-qualified.”
— Professor Timothy Snyder
⚠️ SYSTEMATIC PATTERN OF CORRUPTION
This is not a collection of isolated incidents. The Trump administration has systematically:
- Weaponized DOJ to prosecute political enemies despite insufficient evidence
- Abused pardon power to benefit financial supporters and violent criminals
- Illegally fired thousands of federal workers during shutdown for political reasons
- Appointed dangerously unqualified loyalists to critical national security positions
- Cheated crime victims of $1.3 billion in restitution
- Violated legal requirements, court orders, and democratic norms
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