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Trump advisors reportedly seeking a pardon for 'junk bond king' Michael Milken

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Trump advisors reportedly seeking a pardon for 'junk bond king' Michael Milken The email cites multiple senior Trump administration figures (Scaramucci, Mnuchin, Kushner, Giuliani) allegedly lobbying for a presidential pardon for Michael Milken, a convicted securities‑fraud felon with a multibillion‑dollar net worth. This provides a concrete lead—names, a specific action (pardon request), and a high‑profile financial figure—warranting verification and follow‑up. While the claim has been reported elsewhere, the internal email suggests possible coordination and could expose misuse of presidential clemency for personal or financial benefit, making it moderately high in investigative value and controversy. Key insights: Email from a private individual forwards a Bloomberg story linking Trump aides to a pardon effort for Michael Milken.; Named officials: Anthony Scaramucci (former White House communications director), Steven Mnuchin (Treasury Secretary), Jared Kushner (senior advisor), Rudy Giuliani (attorney).; Milken’s background: convicted of securities fraud, served reduced prison term, banned from securities industry, net worth $3.7 billion.

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