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Channel GOP · On the Trail · Monday, October 26, 2026

Trump's alleged pardon reveals deep corruption.

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Now playing on All Clips Trump's alleged pardon reveals deep corruption. Abdul El-Sayed165 plays Watch on Instagram · Transcript & source

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Abdul El-Sayed
Where
interview
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Length
31 seconds, unedited within the cut
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165 on Instagram
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And the facts on the ground is that people can't afford their gas. They can't afford their groceries. They're worried about seeing a doctor. They want people who are going to stand up to the corruption that Donald Trump's office has created in our country. Look, I mean the guy said that he wants to give a blanket pardon. Like what does that tell you? The whole place was so damn corrupt that he had to give a pardon to everybody who came within 20 feet. That's what he said. So look, I think it's not just the unity that you saw here. It's the unity that you're seeing on the ground.

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