A felon pleaded his case on Fox & Friends. Days later, Trump pardoned him.
Source: MSN/Washington Post
Some 1.6 million people tune in to Fox & Friends every morning, but when Kristian Saucier told the network why he believed he should be pardoned for his national-security-related felony conviction, he clearly had one very specific, very powerful fan of the show in mind: the viewer-in-chief.
Obviously, theres two different sets of laws in this country, for the politically elite and for those lower-level individuals, Americans like myself, he said on the network Sunday. And I think thats very upsetting on a basic level for most people. It should be.
I accepted responsibility. I didnt go to trial. I pleaded guilty. I said, Look, I made a mistake when I was a young kid, and my family still continues
to be punished for that mistake. Whereas Hillary Clinton not only was not punished, but was allowed to run for the highest office in the country, and that should be very upsetting to the American people.
Less than a week after making that plea, Saucier had his pardon from a man who has uttered very similar words and happens to be the leader of the free world: President Trump.
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