In an interview cited by the New York Post, U.S. President Donald Trump said he would be willing, if necessary, to grant preemptive pardons to people who had worked for his administration if Democrats follow through on threats to sue his government staff. Asked whether that would apply to everyone who had worked for him, Trump said he would do so and referenced his earlier pardons for defendants tied to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. On remarks about arresting Elon Musk, Trump said the idea was only being discussed, but added that the people involved needed protection. The comments were reported by ChainCatcher as a policy and regulatory newsflash.
In an interview cited by the New York Post, U.S. President Donald Trump said he would be willing, if necessary, to grant preemptive pardons to people who had worked for his administration if Democrats follow through on threats to sue members of his government staff.
When asked whether that would apply to everyone who had worked for him, Trump said he would do so. He also referred to his earlier pardons for defendants connected to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
Asked about talk of arresting Elon Musk, Trump said it was only under discussion, but said the people involved needed protection.
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