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Jamie Raskin: Attorney General Blanche went from Trump's personal attorney to his "personal attorney general"

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Speaking with reporters, Jamie Raskin says Attorney General Blanche has stated he reports to Donald Trump and accuses the Justice Department of a "full-blown cover-up" of the Epstein crimes. He also says Trump pardoned dozens of white-collar criminals who stole $1.7 billion from their victims, excusing their fines and restitution.

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Who
Jamie Raskin
Where
interview - press gaggle with reporters
Original footage
The Financial Express · watch the full video from this moment
Length
45 seconds, unedited within the cut
Plays
548 on Instagram
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Attorney General Blanche has been, Attorney General Blanche used to be Donald Trump's personal attorney, now he's his personal attorney general. And he has stated that he reports to Donald Trump. But they are engaged in a full -blown cover -up of all of the Epstein crimes. And they have spent much more time on that than they have on any initiatives to deal with, for example, white -collar crime and white -collar fraud. Donald Trump has pardoned dozens of white -collar criminals stealing $1 .7 billion from their victims by pardoning them and then excusing them from having to pay their fines to the government and the restitution to the victims.

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