Whom might Donald Trump pardon in final day of presidency?
Al Jazeera
Last-minute presidential pardons are a long-held tradition for outgoing US presidents, and Trump is no exception.
On his final full day in office on Tuesday, US President Donald Trump – who himself faces legal jeopardy – is expected to pardon as many as 100 people, local media reported, capping a tumultuous four-year term in office. Reuters reported sources saying the rapper Lil Wayne, who faces a 10 year sentence over gun charges was on the list, but not his former adviser Steve Bannon or private lawyer Rudy Giuliani. Last-minute presidential pardons have long been customary for outgoing US presidents.
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