Sean Spicer expressed concern that misleading advice may lead President Trump to consider a pardon or clemency deal for Ghislaine Maxwell. He compared this potential situation to the earlier miscommunication surrounding Trump's firing of James Comey. Spicer suggested that Trump might be misled into believing that a deal with Maxwell could yield valuable information, ultimately predicting extreme backlash that would cross bipartisan lines should Trump pursue such a move.
I actually think about this differently. I would say he would be under the impression that he was gonna be able to say that they got something from her further information. I think if anyone who sells him on this is lying to him.
I think this is very akin to Comey, right? When he fired Comey he was told, Oh, if you fire Comey everyone's gonna cheer you on. And, and he missed the, like, I think people misled him on, on what was, how that was going to go down.
This will transcend partisan lines that I don't know what Ghislaine Maxwell's situation will be. There will be outrage, like never before, if she gets a deal.
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