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Professor Toto - Professor Tobler will answer the question are the Biden preemptive pardons legal

FHMI-0690Professor Toto2025-01-20Toto Teaching

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Professor Tobler will answer the question are the Biden preemptive pardons legal - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9b6FTbOhsNg Transcript: (00:02) today is day one thank God it's Monday it's the first day of the golden age of the United States of America today a long battle comes to an end not the war but a battle and it ends in Victory for our side for two years I told you this day would come four years I'm sorry I told you night and day the lion will Roar in 24 today he Roars we were right everyone else was wrong I Told You So however evil never gives up and on his way out of the door Joe Biden through a final gut punch to The Republic one of the most treasonous men in US (01:03) history General Mark Millie I have told you that he is one of the biggest traitors of the United States I told you that the minute Donald Trump become president General Millie would go up for court marshall as a traitor for treason Anthony fouchy evil personified thank you Cheryl Bryant January 6th committee Salem Witch Trials all have been preemptively pardoned by Joe Biden the next question is is it legal yes yes it is legal a preemptive presidential pardon is legal except except put in your notes except for two reasons (02:00) if it could be proven in a court of law that the pardon was given for personal reasons and if it violates the principles of Justice the truth is the preemptive presidential pardon has never been challenged in a court of law if you'll remember Gerald Ford gave Richard Nixon a preemptive presidential party now the difference is Nixon was a president but I give you my word that you're about to see the biggest legal drama unfold in a long long long time this is going all the way to the Supreme Court ASAP by Donald Trump he will sue these (02:54) presidential pardons why because at the end of the day they were all for the benefit of covering up the Joe Biden Administration violating the principles of justice and because they were for self protection not the purpose of the presidential pardon and everyone involved was part of covering up for the president that gave the pardon it will be destroyed at the United States Supreme Court okay so yes evil took one more blow and hit us in the gut but I want you to always remember something on a cold morning Francis (03:45) Scott Key woke up he was being held on a British ship he had lost all hope for the Republic he looked across to the fort and there was a flag bag still waving he wrote these words oh say can you see by the dawn's early light the flag is so gallantly waving I want every one of you to know his hope returned because the flag was still there I want you to look at Donald Trump today at his his inauguration and see him as the flag of our Republic that is still waving he's still there let that be your motto today he's still there after everything he's (04:44) been through the flag is still there oh say can you see because if you see that man get inaugurated today our flag of the Republic is still waving and we will fight another day against these horrible travesties of Justice these preemptive pardons against evil itself it will be destroyed in a court of law have a wonderful day on day one of the rest of the Republic goodbye everybody

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In this commentary, Professor Toto discusses Joe Biden’s preemptive presidential pardons and asks whether they are legal. He answers that preemptive pardons are generally lawful, citing Gerald Ford’s pardon of Richard Nixon, but argues that Biden’s pardons could be challenged because they were allegedly granted for self-protection and contrary to justice. The speaker predicts that Donald Trump will contest the pardons and that the issue will reach the United States Supreme Court. He closes by recounting Francis Scott Key seeing the American flag still flying and uses that image as a metaphor for Donald Trump’s inauguration and the survival of the republic. The transcript contains no explicit or unmistakably identifiable Scripture passage, so no biblical references have been indexed.

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