BREAKING: Update on Ghislaine Maxwell PARDON

The President's ability to grant pardons is an unfettered constitutional power, allowing total discretion without restriction, even in cases that appear overtly corrupt.

The pardon attorney under President Biden, Liz Oyer, states, 'nothing other than the president's conscience restricts his ability to grant a pardon. It's an unfettered power in the constitution that the president has total discretion to exercise however he sees fit.'

Ghislaine Maxwell offered to clear Donald Trump's name in exchange for clemency, a proposal described as unprecedented in the history of pardon power, especially given the nature of her crimes.

Liz Oyer states, 'The idea that she is trying to trade clemency for exoneration of President Trump related to Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking of children is something unprecedented in the use of pardon power throughout history.'

Maxwell is considered an unreliable witness because she has demonstrated a willingness to say anything in her personal interest to reduce her 20-year prison sentence, making her testimony lack credibility.

Liz Oyer explains, 'Glenn Maxwell, however, is not a good witness because she has zero credibility whatsoever. She has made it very clear that she is willing to say whatever is in her own personal interest.'

Todd Blanch, Donald Trump's personal criminal defense attorney and now Deputy Attorney General, allegedly intervened to facilitate Maxwell's transfer to a minimum-security prison and connected her with a new lawyer who is a personal friend of Blanch's.

Liz Oyer details, 'Blanch himself went to the prison where Maxwell was housed... met with her over the course of two days... with a new lawyer who stepped in to represent Maxwell, who happens to be a personal friend of Todd Blanch. And after she spent two days answering their questions, she was transferred to a minimum security prison camp in Texas.' Oyer notes this move for a sex offender would require Deputy Attorney General approval.

Maureen Comey, the lead prosecutor in Ghislaine Maxwell's case, was fired from the Justice Department without explanation in July, just days before Todd Blanch met with Maxwell. This raises suspicions of a cover-up, as Comey was the most knowledgeable person about the evidence.

Liz Oyer highlights, 'the lead prosecutor in Glenn Maxwell's case, uh, Marine Comey was fired from the Justice Department in July... It is quite extraordinary that the prosecutor who sent Glenn Maxwell to prison for 20 years was fired without any explanation.' She adds, 'The fact that she was fired, removed from the building just days before Todd Blanch went to meet with Glenn Maxwell... is highly suspect.'

The current Justice Department leadership, including the Director of the FBI and Deputy Attorney General, is criticized for ruling out other co-conspirators without investigation and for not meeting with victims, prioritizing political interests over justice.

Liz Oyer states, 'It is quite bizarre and frankly inappropriate that the director of the FBI and the deputy attorney general would rule out the possibility that there are other criminal co-conspirators without conducting any investigation.' She also notes, 'the victims have not had any opportunity to meet with her or the leadership of the Justice Department.'