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John Eastman emailed Rudy Giuliani asking to be put on the presidential pardon list after January 6, committee reveals

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Eastman later pled the 5th 100 times during his deposition to the committee, a lawmaker on the January 6 panel said Thursday.

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  1. NBC Los Angeles

    Attorney Advising Trump on Overturning Election Asked for a Presidential Pardon After Jan. 6 (opens NBC Los Angeles)

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    “I’ve decided that I should be on the pardon list, if that is still in the works," John Eastman wrote in an email to Rudy Giuliani after the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.

  2. Forbes

    Jan. 6 Hearings: Trump Advisor Eastman Asked For Pardon After Riot (opens Forbes)

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    Eastman told Rudy Giuliani in an email he wanted to be put "on the pardon list."

  3. Insider

    John Eastman emailed Rudy Giuliani asking to be put on the presidential pardon list after January 6, committee reveals (opens Insider)

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    Eastman later pled the 5th 100 times during his deposition to the committee, a lawmaker on the January 6 panel said Thursday.

  4. CNN

    Eastman emailed Giuliani asking to be put on a list of possible pardon recipients after Jan. 6 (opens CNN)

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    The House committee investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection at the US Capitol is holding its third public hearing of the month. Watch live and follow news updates here.

  5. Washington Times

    Eastman requested a Trump pardon, Jan. 6 committee reveals (opens Washington Times)

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    The Jan. 6 committee showed an email former Trump lawyer John Eastman sent to Rudy Giuliani requesting a presidential pardon from President Trump.

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