Pardons felon from his own tv show

11 people can now breathe a sigh of relief and start living as free people. The u.s. president has just announced who he has chosen to pardon and the choice f

Ann McDonald
Ann McDonald
20 February 2020 Thursday 06:00
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Pardons felon from his own tv show

11 people can now breathe a sigh of relief and start living as free people.

The u.s. president has just announced who he has chosen to pardon and the choice fell on 11 people.

And it is causing a stir in the UNITED states. Among other things, of CNN, who calls Donald Trumps amokrus of pardons for an integrative crisis in the u.s. the rule of law.

the Reason for virakken in the UNITED states is that Donald Trump has chosen to give the freedom to a number of billionaires, one of his followers, and finally Rod Blagojevich, who previously participated in Trumps tv show with the name 'The Apprentice'.

The first images of a free Rod Blagojevich. Photo: Nuccio DiNuzzo/Ritzau Scanpix

Here attended Rod Blagojevich in reality programme, where Donald Trump gave it as the chief judge.

the Participant's task was to impress Donald Trump and the other judges to show their abilities as businessmen, so it was up to the jury to throw a contestant out each week. A kind of 'The Great Bagedyst' for businessmen.

Later ended Rod Blagojevich to be governor of Illinois, where he served from 2003 to 2009, but then it went wrong. Completely wrong.

The former amatørbokser was in april 2009 sentenced 14 years in prison for trying to sell the vacant Illinois senate seat that Barack Obama left when he became president.

Photo: Kevin Lamarque/Ritzau Scanpix

But now is Rod Blagojevich a free man.

- He didn't have to do it. He is a republican president, and I was a democratic governor. I have much more to say tomorrow, said Rod Blagojevich, when he was released.

the President himself has explained that he has chosen to pardon Rod Blagojevich, because eight years is a long time, and many disagreed with the verdict.

Here are the other 10 convicted, as the president has pardoned:

Pardoned by Trump

Billionaire and former owner of the San Francisco 49'ers. Convicted of bribing the state of Louisiana's governor to give him a casinolicens

Former police chief in Newyork. Convicted of tax fraud and lying to The White House in connection with a case relating to AMERICA's security.

the Owner of a software company, and convicted of hacking into competitors ' systems

Billionaire and convicted of the comprehensive tax fraud.

the Author and the potential to be judged to be a part of a group that steals cars. She is declared Trump supporter.

the Former chief of staff in the General Services Administration and convicted for lying about his relationship with a lobbyist.

Construction and slated for extensive tax fraud

the Former owner of a psychiatric hospital in Miami and convicted of the cheat to 205 million dollars.

Convicted for his role in a smulgerring.

Convicted of selling drugs.

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Photo: Scott Olson/Ritzau Scanpix

Updated: 20.02.2020 06:00