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Part 2: https://youtu.be/s4liFDxL-Js
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In this VladTV interview, Washington, DC lobbyists Jack Burkman and Jacob Wohl of JM Burkman and Associates respond to Boosie’s accusation that he was scammed out of $600,000 in connection with a potential Donald Trump pardon. The pair deny wrongdoing, saying they were hired as advocates—not “pardon brokers”—and argue pardons are never guaranteed or for sale.

Burkman and Wohl claim Boosie moved forward on a verbal agreement after declining to sign a written contract, and say their work included outreach to congressional offices and pardon-related advocacy tied to his federal gun case. They also address Boosie’s 60 Minutes appearance, disputed text messages mentioning Laura Loomer, Erica Kirk, Mike Johnson, Natalie Harp and Scott Adams, and allegations involving AI-generated screenshots. The conversation covers sentencing timelines, pardon application rules, arbitration, a motion to dismiss, Houston allegations, Trump, Joe Biden, Venezuela/Maduro references and the ongoing public dispute.

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    @Wildcats1990

    Lil Boosie was dumb as fuck for trusting these guys. I looked up their record, and this is what I found. These dudes already had a history of fraud cases, lawsuits, regulatory problems, and serious accusations involving deception way before Boosie ever gave them money. Boosie had $600,000 on the line and apparently didn’t do enough homework on who he was dealing with. That was dumb as fuck. I’m not saying anybody deserves to get scammed, but damn, if you’re handing somebody $600,000, you better look into their background first.

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