Kanye West urges President Trump to ‘free puff’ Diddy from jail

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Kanye West makes headlines this week, between Grammys’ stuntone Autism diagnosis and begging President Donald Trump to “Free puff” – Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs – from prison.

The controversial 47-year-old wrapping, in, took to his Social media x Account Thursday night in a multi -hour rant that supports the quarreled music mogul Sean Combs that is Sitting in prison accused by fooling, assault, raping, racketing and sex trade among other charges and a growing number of litigation.

In several X -posts he wrote “Free puff“And in another, he Brand President Donald Trump And wrote, “Release my brother Puff.” Rant continued with several explicative positions that expressed that he felt that black society was necessary to gather around the combs.

West also started selling ‘Sean John’ Brand Merchandise on his Yeezy.com site and said he would send half the revenue to Combs, according to another X post “I sell Sean John collaboration that I and my brother talked about before they unlocked him, we split the profits 50/50 . ”

While Trump has not responded to West’s plea for “free puff”, he made a comment about his feelings around West last August at a podcast.

“He’s a really nice guy,” Trump said during a performance on Adin Ross‘Kick Stream in August,’ but he can get some people in trouble. He has a good heart – he does, he does, but he is complicated. “

Reply to the position of West, Diddy Recycled the tweet About their crazy collaboration and wrote, “Thank you to my brother @ye ‘and share a link to the Yeezy Web site.”

Combs, who remains in custody On the special housing unit in Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Centerhave denied all accusations against him. His Upcoming trial is scheduled to begin May 5.

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The president of the United States has broad power under the constitution to give regrimation and pardon for federal crimes as well as commuting judge, fines and refund.

Lardons have limits; They can only be offered for federal offenses, not state crimes or civil cases, and cannot be assigned to forgery.

Lardons cannot: be self -protective of the president; violates or undermines the Constitution or Criminal Court; hinder justice or be part of a bribery scheme; or used for future crimes.