Chris Hayes warns that Trump aims to “put an end to the pursuit of white passes” after the “pure corruption” of the last pardons

Chris Hayes ran to the amazing pard of pardons that Donald Trump distributed to supporters this week as well as other examples of what the MSNBC host called “pure corruption and moral obscenity”. And at the end, Hayes took two disturbing conclusions.

The first is that, supports Hayes, Trump’s real goal here is to “effectively end white collars and white -collar crime as a category”. And the second is that all this presents the very serious risk of dipping the United States for an economic crisis at least as bad as the mortgage crisis of 2008 which caused the great recession.

After having known for the first time some of these pardons, Hayes said: “In many cases, Donald Trump uses the power of the presidency to grant a kind of criminal immunity to those he judges, for lack of a better sentence, his kind of people.”

“Last year, you may remember, Trump’s hand chose the Supreme Court ruled that, fundamentally, all that the president does, or at least, the president does – we will see if it lasts,” added Hayes, apparently suggesting that this type of decision would not be extended to cover a Democratic president. “All that this president does could be interpreted as an official acting act cannot be prosecuted after afterwards.”

“It was a wild decision based on a fully invented doctrine, and it was indeed a forgiveness of the court to a man confronted with several criminal trials, in particular his incentive to a violent insurrection,” continued Hayes. “So now, Trump wants to redirect the entire federal judicial system to extend the same immunity to anyone whom he also judges above the law. Namely anyone who commits the type of crimes that Donald Trump could commit, anyone who is a vocal supporter of Donald Trump, Trump or commits crimes in his name, and, above all, anyone who was a member of the family to present $ 2 million financing. “

Hayes has traveled some examples of this – noting that it is not clear with certainty that there was a direct relationship 1: 1 between donations and pardons, but that evidence certainly supports the conclusion.

“We see this story playing again and again, especially with regard to what we called the corruption and crime of white collars. It is the category of people that Donald Trump could have as said, Mar a Lago, members who, under his definition, and it is the key to understanding, by definition can not be criminal,” said Hayes.

He then ran more examples of this, including his comments on Wednesday suggesting that he was ready to forgive men found guilty of having plotted the kidnapping of the Governor of Michigan, Gretchen Whitmer.

Then Hayes continued: “The leniency is really important. It is essential in the Constitution. It can be a very good thing. And I want to be super clear here, okay, in most of the presidencies of my life, this power was terribly underused by the presidents. People really get railways.

“But Donald Trump does not try to repair systematic social injustice here, right? It is not a good faith effort. He decided that the goal of forgiveness is to protect the people who are faithful to him,” continued Hayes, before quoting óscar Benavides, a fascist dictator of Peru in the 1930s, “for my friends, everything, for my enemies.”

“People who commit the kind of crimes that, according to him, do not care. Who cares? Tax evasion, fraud, crisis, I will go to a member and say the combination of the continuation of the completely defective white collar while deregulating and kissing the most dodge parts of finance, like the crypto, where there are billions of dollars that do not end well.

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