Trump Considering Pardon For Paul Manafort, Fox News’ Ainsley Earhardt Says

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Fox News’ Ainsley Earhardt said on Hannity Wednesday night that President Donald Trump will consider pardoning Paul Manafort.

Sean Hannity — interviewing Earhardt after her interview with the president that is set to air tomorrow morning on Fox & Friends — asked if Trump was more angry at his former personal lawyer Michael Cohenthan Paul Manafort.

Earhardt replied: “He mentioned pardoning Manafort.”

“He did mention pardoning Manafort?” Hannity asked.

“He did,” she replied. “He said that he would consider that. He feels I think — I think he feels bad for Manafort. They were friends, he didn’t work for him for very long. Worked for him for basically 100 days. The president didn’t know about all of this tax stuff. He wouldn’t know about that.”

Earhardt’s full interview with the president will air on Fox & FriendsThursday morning.

To steal a joke:

One thing nice about Trumps White House is how polite they are...

You can walk down the halls and everyone says "Pardon me".

Given the case regarding Trump Foundation it appears the following people will not be able to get a pardon and will likely be indicted

Eric Trump

Trump Jr.

Ivanka trump

Because that is a civil case and the President doesnt have the power to pardon in that case.

He couldn't look more guilty if he tried.

I am starting to gain faith that republican leadership might actually agree to starting impeachment hearings, but not until Muller submits his full report.

However before that (as in soon) I expect Eric, Jr and Ivanka to be indicted and there is a chance that Trump will be depose on one of these non-federal cases before the Muller investigation is done.

its just getting started

@tryit: Republicans have made their. They rejected conservatism and embraced trumpism.

@deeliman:

Thinking about something does not mean it will actually be done

So nice try

I was wondering how long it would take before Trump brought up that he might pardon him.

I don't think he knows what drain the swamp actually means..............

I disagree. He seems to be doing an outstanding job. It's a swamp he created though. :P

only hires the best people