Breaking: Update on Ghislaine Maxwell Pardon - Brian Tyler Cohen [View all]

INTERVIEW: Former pardon attorney Liz Oyer on Trump’s possible Maxwell pardon.

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Here are the key points from the video:

• Ghislaine Maxwell is attempting to trade clemency for testimony that would exonerate Trump regarding Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking operation, which former pardon attorney Liz Oyer calls "unprecedented" and highly corrupt.

• Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche personally interviewed Maxwell over two days in prison, after which she was transferred from a sex offender facility to a minimum-security camp in Texas - a move that required high-level DOJ approval.

• DOJ officials Kash Patel and Todd Blanche claim no other co-conspirators exist in the Epstein case, despite evidence in the Epstein files showing at least six names and references to ten co-conspirators in previous prosecutions.

• The lead prosecutor who convicted Maxwell, Maureen Comey, was fired in July 2025 just days before Blanche's prison visit, removing the most knowledgeable person about the evidence from the Justice Department.

• Epstein trafficking victims have been denied meetings with Attorney General Pam Bondi and DOJ leadership, despite their legal right to participate in the justice process.

• Presidential pardon power is constitutionally unfettered - only the president's conscience restricts their ability to grant pardons, even in cases involving child sex trafficking.