🚨 New details have emerged surrounding an alleged $600,000 pardon scam involving rapper Boosie Badazz. In this video, we break down the publicly reported timeline, examine the allegations, and review Boosie's response as the story continues to unfold.
We look at what has been reported about the alleged scheme, what officials and those involved have said publicly, and how the case has generated widespread discussion across social media and entertainment news. We also distinguish between verified facts, allegations, and public statements as more information becomes available.
Whether you're following hip-hop news, celebrity legal stories, or current events, this episode provides context and a fact-based overview of one of the most talked-about entertainment stories.
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* Boosie Badazz and the alleged pardon scam
* The reported $600,000 payment
* Timeline of the case
* Public statements and reactions
* Hip-hop news and celebrity updates
* Current events and legal developments
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We look at what has been reported about the alleged scheme, what officials and those involved have said publicly, and how the case has generated widespread discussion across social media and entertainment news. We also distinguish between verified facts, allegations, and public statements as more information becomes available.
Whether you're following hip-hop news, celebrity legal stories, or current events, this episode provides context and a fact-based overview of one of the most talked-about entertainment stories.
---
* Boosie Badazz and the alleged pardon scam
* The reported $600,000 payment
* Timeline of the case
* Public statements and reactions
* Hip-hop news and celebrity updates
* Current events and legal developments
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#BoosieBadazz #HipHopNews #BreakingNews #CelebrityNews #LegalNews #RapNews #EntertainmentNews #CurrentEvents #TrendingNews #MusicNews
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00:00I paid for my pardon and nothing happened.
00:02Where's my money?
00:04This is ridiculous.
00:06Boosie.
00:14What's up, YouTube?
00:15Drill Sergeant here.
00:17And Boosie Badass.
00:20He...
00:21Well...
00:21Well, he's not the brightest bulb on the tree.
00:25Right?
00:26He's kind of an idiot.
00:29Just a piece, though, just a little bit.
00:32And we'll explain why later.
00:34We'll explain why just a little bit.
00:36But yeah, he's an idiot.
00:41Boosie Badass paid a bunch of money,
00:43hundreds of thousands of dollars,
00:46because, well, he wanted a party, okay?
00:49It looks to have backfired, so he's now suing the firm
00:53who should have represented him, according to the allegation.
00:57Put it up full mask.
00:59According to the New Republic, rapper Boosie Badass is naming more names after he was allegedly scammed
01:06out of $600,000 for a presidential pardon that never came.
01:13Yeah, you see, that right there, that's illegal, Boosie.
01:19It's illegal.
01:20You can't do that.
01:23I know that rappers love to talk about their crimes
01:26and brag about their crimes on record, in raps, in the music,
01:31and they feel, you know, they feel, like, invincible because it's art.
01:37And when you're rapping, you can say,
01:40hey, this is just a creative thing,
01:43but you weren't rapping, Boosie.
01:46That's a Twitter post.
01:48I don't believe what y'all are saying about Boosie.
01:51Not until, hey, not until he say something himself.
01:55Everyone you said you reached out to for my pardon has said you are lying.
02:00Every name you name has denied your allegations.
02:03Everybody you name will have their time to speak.
02:07It's getting hot.
02:08So where did the money go?
02:10I thought Trump signed the pardon.
02:12I thought you had the president on speed dial.
02:14You should have did your research before trying to jack me like you did the others.
02:19Hashtag I'm loved and respected.
02:22Come on now, dawg.
02:24Come on, man.
02:26YouTube, you can't make this stuff up.
02:29And nobody ever said that he was a genius before.
02:35But I got to give you a little nuance, YouTube.
02:37It's me.
02:38You know what it is.
02:39You come on this channel, there's got to be something that we can talk about,
02:43that we can learn, that we can grow from as the resistance,
02:46and God, dawg, and if I don't have it.
02:47So let me talk about this in three distinct parts.
02:51Number one being, he's an idiot.
02:53But then, why do I say just a little bit?
02:56We'll get into that.
02:58But first, part one.
03:00Why Boosie Badass is an idiot?
03:04I paid for my pardon and nothing happened.
03:07Where's my money?
03:08This is ridiculous.
03:11Boosie.
03:14Boosie.
03:15Come on now, dawg.
03:17Come on, dawg.
03:20Come on, man.
03:20Boosie Badass sues after paying $600,000 for a Trump pardon that never materialized.
03:28Uh-uh.
03:29Uh-uh.
03:30That can't be the Boosie I know.
03:32That can't be the Boosie I know.
03:34Come on now, dawg.
03:36Come on, man.
03:39Suing because the President of the United States didn't honor your bribe.
03:44Incredible.
03:45Hey, Boosie, maybe they just spelt your name wrong.
03:49It might be on the way.
03:51Hey, go in there and tell them B-O-O-S-I-E-B-A-D-A-Z-Z.
03:57That's me.
03:58Wipe me down.
03:59Look at this.
03:59A star rapper is in arbitration after paying $600,000 for a presidential pardon that never
04:04arrived.
04:04Rapper Boosie Badass.
04:08Is that the French?
04:09That's the French pronunciation, Boosie Badass?
04:12No, it's B apostrophe-Dass.
04:15Rapper Boosie Badass, whose legal name is Torrance Hatch, is seeking to recover $300,000 from
04:20MAGA lobbyists Jacob Wohl and Jack Berkman.
04:22Now that reminds me of...
04:24Yeah, what's going on?
04:26Well, the lady owes me $20.
04:28I gave her a $20 and she didn't give me nothing.
04:29Why did she owe you $20?
04:30I gave her a $20 bill.
04:31I gave her a $20 bill.
04:32For what?
04:33For anything.
04:34I don't care.
04:34Whatever it's for, but she can give me my money back if she ain't going to do nothing with it.
04:37Okay, were you planning to buy some drugs or something?
04:39What kind of drugs were you wanting to buy?
04:40Rock.
04:40Rock?
04:41Yes, I wish.
04:41You gave her $20.
04:42I gave her $20.
04:43She gave me some plaster.
04:44And now you want your $20 back because she didn't supply you with crack cocaine.
04:48That's the thing.
04:49That's the whole thing.
04:52You cannot sue someone for an illegal act that you did.
04:58I can't.
04:59I'm trying.
05:01YouTube.
05:02You can't sue someone for an illegal act you did.
05:05You can't call the police on yourself.
05:07You cannot call the police on yourself.
05:10You cannot bring the executive branch of the government down on yourself for an illegal act you did that went
05:18wrong.
05:19It's the whole reason why there's violence in the first place.
05:23Because drug dealers can't get lawsuits and can't sue people who steal their stuff from them.
05:30101.
05:32This is streets 101.
05:34For that, you're an idiot.
05:36I do think, though, that when you're already in prison, or when you've already, you know, you already need a
05:47pardon, maybe you just don't feel like there's anything else left to lose.
05:52It's the last hurrah.
05:53And this is why it's just a little bit.
05:57Because it's also kind of smart.
05:59Look who he names.
06:02Boozy just blew the lid off this whole shit.
06:03Because he came out, he came out to the quiet part loud.
06:05Okay?
06:06So he tweets the following.
06:07Ready?
06:07Laura Loomer, Mike Cernovich, Jack Posobiec, Erica Kirk, Mike Johnson, Nancy Mace, Andy Biggs.
06:12Can the names above please make a truthful statement about having contact, or no contact, with Berkman and Wohl about
06:18my pardon process?
06:19600,000 was taken from me with your names mentioned and emails by these people.
06:23Thanks!
06:24So according to Boozy, he's like, I talked to this right-wing hack, and this right-wing hack, and this
06:28right-wing hack, and this right-wing hack.
06:30Now, by the way, it's, but he's calling all of them out, saying all you motherfuckers are implicated in this,
06:33right?
06:33Which could bring legal consequences, eventually, not now, under Trump.
06:36Crime is legal if you're a Republican, right?
06:38But he's calling them all out and saying, what the fuck?
06:39So this guy, Jacob Wall, he's a known con artist.
06:42He's a known scammer.
06:43He's committed a number of scams.
06:44I think he's actually been found guilty of multiple scams.
06:46So clearly, Boozy didn't do his fucking research, gave Wall this money.
06:50I don't know how these other people were involved, but he's saying these other people were involved.
06:52And instead of having these actual connections, he was lying.
06:56Now, the shyster that he used to get a pardon, these scam artists that he used, that he should have
07:05known, he should have done the research to,
07:07said that they reached out to these people, and the biggest problem that they have now is just the fact
07:15that their name is in it.
07:17They didn't have anything to do with it.
07:18Maybe, maybe not.
07:20I don't know.
07:22I don't know what Laura Loomer is promising people.
07:26I don't know what any of those right-wing nutjobs are promising people.
07:30They're all liars and grifters, and that's why him saying their names out loud is a little bit smart.
07:35It is the break glass in case of emergency, because if nothing else, these guys are going to be the
07:44ones to get after that scam law firm, or are going to have to denounce themselves from this in such
07:53a vibrant way that others will see.
07:57So, yeah, that happened, and it's not that I'm above clowning him, because I'm clowning him.
08:10But let's not act like he's not a street dude who is just trying to do what other street dudes
08:16have done and gotten away with.
08:18That also makes you more dumb, because they did it, and somehow you couldn't figure it out.
08:23But let's not act like this didn't happen.
08:26And he's pardoning some of the biggest criminals in the country.
08:29Watch this.
08:29Here we go.
08:29It's a wonderful time to be a criminal.
08:31If you cozy up to Donald Trump, that is.
08:33Trump has been using his presidential power to shield his allies and donors from legal trouble, while his Department of
08:37Justice goes after his political enemies.
08:38Is this the same guy?
08:39I am your president of law and order.
08:41Who is he pardoned so far?
08:42Trevor Milton, the former CEO of an electric car company, was convicted of securities and wire fraud.
08:46During his appeal, he donated heavily to Trump's re-election campaign.
08:49Oh, and one of Milton's lawyers was the brother of Pam Bundy, the future U.S. Attorney General.
08:53Another pardon was for Todd and Julie Chrisley, fellow reality TV personalities.
08:57They were convicted of tax evasion and bank fraud totaling $36 million.
09:01Maybe the pardon has something to do with their daughter's speech at the Republican National Convention.
09:04Donald J. Trump has only one conviction that matters, and that is his conviction to make America great again.
09:10Your parents are going to be free and clean, and I hope you can do it by tomorrow.
09:13Next up, Paul Walczak, a nursing home executive who was charged with defrauding the government of millions of dollars, using
09:18some of the money to buy himself a yacht.
09:21He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 18 months in prison.
09:23A judge defended the sentence, saying there isn't a get-out-of-jail-free card for wealthy people.
09:27Not so fast, Your Honor.
09:28Walczak's mother is a major Trump donor who attended a million-dollar plate fundraising dinner at Mar-a-Lago.
09:33Less than three weeks later, Trump signed a full and unconditional pardon for her son.
09:37Not only did it keep Walczak out of prison, it got him out of paying $4.4 billion in restitution.
09:42In fact, Trump's thumb on the scales of justice has erased roughly $1.3 billion in fines and restitution
09:48that pardon recipients would have paid their victims and the government.
09:51And it's not just individuals, either.
09:52By the way, that adds insult to injury.
09:54Not only were you conned, not only were you defrauded, but at the same time, a court says,
09:59this person's going to prison and they owe you restitution.
10:01They gotta pay you back the money they stole you, and then some probably, right?
10:04And Trump goes in there and says, total pardon, unconditional, and also I'm wiping out the restitution that you have
10:09to pay.
10:10So since you gave him a million dollars or whatever it is through Mar-a-Lago,
10:13therefore, he's like double conning the victims.
10:16It's a whole other round of a con of the victims.
10:18Because they get their hopes up, the person goes to prison, they're going to get paid back,
10:21and then boom, all that is taken away in a fucking instant.
10:23All because of bribery.
10:25Open bribery.
10:26I don't want to hear another fucking word ever again about Hunter Biden or Nancy Pelosi or Joe Biden or
10:30fucking Burisma or whatever the fuck.
10:31This guy, on a random Tuesday, has done more corruption and bribery than any Democrat has over four years or
10:38eight years in power.
10:38I don't want to fucking hear it.
10:39The administration has paused or dropped investigations into at least 17 corporations that donated to his inauguration fund.
10:45You see the pattern?
10:46Do something for Trump, and maybe Trump does something for you.
10:49Buttering up Trump has proven so lucrative, allies and lobbyists are reportedly receiving multi-million dollar payouts
10:53to get pardon requests in front of the president.
10:56One was quoted as saying, it's like the Wild West.
10:58You can basically charge whatever you want.
10:59Snoop Dogg, too.
11:00I just didn't put him in here.
11:02Snoop Dogg got his friend pardoned.
11:04And now he's a, you know, he don't got nothing to say about Trump.
11:07And a year before that, he had the middle finger up and everything.
11:11The point is, these guys do what they feel they have to do.
11:17They've been doing that.
11:19If they're actual street booze, some of them may be just actors.
11:22None of it matters.
11:24I'm 100% sure that Kodak Black and Lil Wayne aren't on Donald Trump's playlist.
11:30And that he doesn't know the nuances of their cases when he pardoned them.
11:35That's all I'm saying.
11:36And this dude did actually say that he, of course he would do that.
11:40This is what he does.
11:43These rappers are not loyal to the struggle.
11:46They will do anything with this man to get out of the trouble that they made for themselves.
11:52Booze told us he would do this five years ago.
11:54Would you have done that?
11:56Uh, yeah.
11:57Yeah?
11:57Yeah.
11:57You take a picture with Trump?
11:58Yeah, if I ever, for not going to jail?
12:02Hell yeah.
12:02Yeah, I think most people would.
12:03Hell yeah.
12:04I mean, Lil Boosie.
12:05So not only are you an idiot for just blurting out your criminality, calling the executive
12:12branch, calling the law on yourself by trying to sue them, saved it a little bit by giving
12:20those names.
12:20I'll give you that.
12:21That was like, hey, you know, press the red button, boom.
12:27Boom.
12:28But you're also a little bit slow because everybody else figured out a way.
12:33Kodak Black figured out a way.
12:35This guy can't be that smart.
12:38I'm just saying.
12:39I'm just saying.
12:40The other side is, no matter how bad this guy is for this, Boosie, you're ridiculous,
12:48right?
12:48You showed yourself.
12:50The other side is, no matter how bad you want to call this guy, he's not this bad.
12:56As a sentence, as to count one of life in prison, as to count two, 15 years Florida Department
13:04of Corrections.
13:05As to count three, five years Florida Department of Corrections.
13:09As to count four, 15 years Florida Department of Corrections.
13:13as to count five 15 years florida department of corrections and as count six you were found
13:19not guilty the court finds that you qualify as a sexual predator and i'm going to designate you
13:26as such i love you sir i'm sorry man that's part three is can we get some perspective and it's
13:39not going to end the way you think it's going to end because it is just a little bit but
13:44can we get
13:44some perspective i mean if you were a rich criminal and you needed a pardon i'm gonna let this scroll
13:53i'm gonna let this scroll next to me while i'm talking to you boozy i get it i get it
14:01we're not
14:01getting you're not getting any extra scrutiny from me people are gonna laugh at you and they're gonna
14:08make entire videos about you because you're also famous and you're a rapper and you talk shit so
14:14you get it back the thing is everybody let's not act like this isn't the case let's also be sure
14:22that
14:23as we're calling out the idiocy and having fun we're mad at the people who we should be mad at
14:30the people selling those pardons because although boozy badass got got grifted got scammed because
14:37that's what people on the right do this guy is a well-known scam artist you saw the video and
14:43he
14:44wasn't smart enough to see it let's not forget and let's make sure we're mad at who we need to
14:49be mad
14:50at so let's real quick we need to make sure that we understand the difference right between a street
14:56dude who's you know a couple pegs short from a full fence and who who's just a criminal who's trying
15:06to do criminal things saw other criminals getting away with it and was too stupid to do it himself
15:12the difference between him and the actual raccoon face traitor i hate my own race and the face that
15:22stares back at me in the mirror disgusts me and i just want to be in the house with the
15:28whip at all
15:29times like this guy charlie kirk said black men like you were better off during slavery do you agree with
15:36him now listen 100 you believe 100 imagine being that pathetic imagine hating yourself and people who
15:48look like you so much that you have to sit there and agree with someone when they say charlie kirk
15:54said
15:55men like you were better off when you were slaves
16:00he didn't disagree he said 100 and then with a smirk on his face he said now what because
16:09in most cases that would have ended the conversation the black person would have said oh hell no charlie
16:16kirk was wrong about that he shouldn't say anything like that but not tatum tatum said now what i said
16:24100 100 i would have been better off as a slave that's what it takes to be a person of
16:31color for trump
16:32yeah there's a difference don't get it twisted but before i end there the reason why you still get no
16:41love from me boosie is because there's still something called integrity that all of us have to agree on
16:50even someone who was at the capitol jay sixer knows that welcome back on his first day back in office
16:59president trump granted a pardon or clemency to more than 1500 people convicted of offenses related
17:05to the january 6 2021 capitol riot this includes our next guest but unlike others she turned down her
17:12pardon her name is pam hemphill and she joins me now pam it's great to have you with us thanks
17:16for
17:17joining me why did you turn it down why did you turn it down well because i don't want to
17:25be a part
17:25of trump's narrative that the doj is weaponized against him and all the j6ers because it's propaganda
17:32it's not true who wants to be a part of that narrative that's the difference all y'all celebrity
17:38trump turnovers whether it's for your friend whether it's for yourself for a pardon we can laugh
17:46i'm not making excuses but i'm putting it in context but the very the very truth is that you
17:54need to remember that i'll never give you grace for on this channel boosie badass kodak black
18:01unfortunately snoop many others cube nikki what you'll never get from me is the acceptance
18:09of your lack of integrity you can't buy that back not even for six hundred thousand dollars
18:17because either you're with us or against us and the time to fight is now hey yeah you before you
18:26click away to watch someone unbox a tactical toothbrush let's talk about something real
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