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Todd Chrisley sat for a press conference on Friday…just hours after President Donald Trump gave him and his wife pardons based on legal reasons and precedents.
Of course he did that, right?
“More than anything else, to be Lord and to the Savior, it has passed through me,” the real star said, sitting with her daughter.
“[Savannah] It’s a double-edged sword, for parents to watch their children fight so hard. It is a blessing and your heart will break as your child is placed in that position. …I’m always grateful [Savannah] From the bottom of my heart. ”
In fact, Savannah Chrisley spoke at the Republican National Convention last year.
She basically threw herself into Donald Trump’s mercy, but if he relents her parents, she would offer some kind of payment to the commander.
And now he did.
At a ridiculous press conference on Friday, Todd was told by his wife, Julie Chrisley. do not have Because she wanted to stay home with Chloe, the couple’s 12-year-old adoptive daughter.
“Even though this pardon happened, I was still convicted of something I didn’t do,” Todd argued at a press conference. “It could be you. It could be any of you.”
No, that’s what it is. That was really not possible.
According to the U.S. Lawyer’s Office for the Northern District of Georgia, Todd and Julie were convicted in 2022 of conspiring to fraudulent community banks in the Atlanta area to acquire more than $36 million in personal loans.
They also “conspired to fraudulent the Internal Revenue Service,” according to the law firm.
This is exactly what the average citizen has been accused of before – not to mention Convicted What he/she is doing by his/her fellow ju apprentice.
Although Chrisley admitted that life behind the bar was “bad” during this media session, he revealed some “blessings” from experience.
“I met some great guys,” he told the media. “I’ve heard some horrible stories about what’s going on in our system. I’ve been blessed to be with and fighting for everyone I’ve handled.”
On her part, Savannah explained that she would go “countless hours” to Washington, D.C. to schedule a total stranger meeting in the hopes of hearing about the family situation.
She chatteredly pushed back to doing something illegal or immoral to get her parents down.
“I think the biggest misconception right now is that I either paid for the pardon or slept for the pardon,” Savannah said at a press conference Friday, adding in the end:
“People think, ‘Oh, you’re a celebrity, you’re white, you have money.’
“I had to fight, and I had no relent, and that’s how it happened. Finally, people listened.”
I’m sure this is true. I am sure that family fame, good fortune and skin color have nothing to do with pardon.
