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Source: https://gizmodo.com/fcc-to-appoint-a-ba ... 2000634566The Federal Communications Commission finally approved an $8 billion merger between Paramount and Skydance on Thursday after several changes at CBS that were widely seen as efforts to placate President Donald Trump. Part of the deal will apparently require an ombudsman to check the media company’s supposed political biases. And FCC commissioner Brendan Carr has been doing the rounds to brag about how he’s getting people on TV to be nicer to the MAGA movement.
You do know that Paramount just paid them $1.5 Billion for the exclusive rights to show South Park, that is a hell of a lot of cash for something that is in a bit of a slump.
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“She is the Rosetta stone. She knows everything,” former Epstein and Trump attorney Alan Dershowitz said on Fox News this week. “She arranged every single trip, and if she was just given … immunity, she could be compelled to testify.”
The intensifying focus on the former girlfriend and accomplice of the now-deceased Epstein, a convicted sex offender and disgraced financier, represents the latest turn in a winding case that has long engaged conspiracy theorists and right-wing pundits. Maxwell, they say, can unmask powerful elites — many of them Democrats — whom they believe the government has protected from prosecution.
Seems like they found a way past that. They are now angling to have Maxwell's convicton overturned instead of having to pardon her. If they manage to get this through, it is as if Maxwell was never convicted in the first place. She will be a free woman and will be able to continue the work she did before she went to prison, only this time around she will have the full force of the Amercian justice system behind her, ensuring that her future trafficking operations will no longer be prosecuted. She will also be entiteled to recieve a government compensation for her time spend in prison.felter wrote: ↑Sun, 27. Jul 25, 05:12 This has got me thinking. If Trump were to pardon Maxwell, it could potentially end up being his biggest mistake so far. Let me explain, if I was one of her victims and there is potentially over 1 thousand of them, I would sue her for damages if she got a pardon, because as I said above she would have to take full responsibility for her crimes by agreeing she had committed those crimes to get the pardon, meaning she could not defend herself from any private prosecution for damages, now how could that effect Trump, well my lawyer would be demanding she hand over any and all evidence she had like a certain list and file, the other problem is she would not be able to claim the 5th as she has already been pardoned for the crimes, you cannot incriminate yourself for something you have already agreed you did them, and she cannot be prosecuted for them a second time (stupid law) which means under oath if she was asked did Donald J, Trump get involved in any kind of sexual activity with a minor she would have to answer honestly or even what's the names of those others involved she would have to answer honestly if she refused or lied she would go back to jail and there would be nothing Trump or anyone else could do about it. There are risks to being pardoned, or in this case there is a risk to Trump and others if Trump were to pardon her.
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