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Trump's Pardon Strategy Backfires: Former Allies Now Cooperating with DOJ Investigation

Trump's pardon strategy just completely backfired. A total of 6 former allies who received presidential pardons in January 2025 are now actively cooperating with the Department of Justice. Federal prosecutors finalized cooperation agreements on January 6th covering alleged coordination to conceal campaign contributions exceeding $12 million routed through shell companies during the 2024 election cycle. The former personal attorney reportedly told prosecutors that conversations about pardons began in November 2020, with "explicit discussions about using pardon authority to ensure loyalty and silence." The cooperation agreements cover three primary areas: campaign finance violations, pardon-for-silence discussions, and alleged efforts to obstruct the House January 6th Committee by coaching witness testimony. This video explains the timeline, the 3-week negotiation process that concluded January 8th, and why a Quinnipiac poll found 71% of independent voters believe the pardons were intended to obstruct justice. Timestamps for easy navigation: The 6 Cooperating Witnesses Breakdown January 6th Immunity Agreement Details $12M Shell Company Campaign Contributions November 2020 Pardon-for-Silence Discussions 3-Week Negotiation Process Timeline