‘I’m Not…Behind That!’ Lindell TV Host Slams Trump’s Potential 250 Pardons List That Includes A Convicted Sex Cult Leader

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Host Emerald Robinson, with the normally pro-MAGA LindellTV, took issue with which 250 people President Donald Trump reportedly plans to pardon for America’s 250th birthday.

“The Wall Street Journal and The Atlantic are both reporting that as part of the big 250 celebration this week, President Trump is considering 250 pardons,” Robinson said before reading from The Atlantic piece:

The “250 for 250” mass-pardon effort has been supported in part by Alice Johnson, who became the nation’s first “pardon czar” last February, as well as the Department of Justice pardon attorney Edward R. Martin Jr. and others in the president’s orbit. (Martin was previously the interim U.S. attorney for Washington, D.C.) Advocates say that the idea is to link the July 4 theme of freedom with correcting what some view as overly punitive criminal sentences or the “weaponization” of the justice system by the president’s Democratic predecessors.

Robinson then played video of J6 defense attorney Jonathan Gross encouraging Trump to order the pardons, saying if Trump did, “your second term will be known forever as the ‘great emancipation,’ and you, along with Moses will be known as ‘the great emancipator.’ You will save the lives of tens of thousands of people, and they and their families and communities will revere your name forever.”

Robinson continued, “It would be great, right, if the president is truly pardoning good Americans who were faced with true government overreach and weaponization.”

She then showed her revulsion for some of the people listed, including Nicole Daedone, “a co-founder of the OneTaste orgasmic meditation business who was sentenced to nine years in prison for her role in a forced labor conspiracy.”

“And also, according to The Atlantic, on the list is the Malaysian fugitive known as Jho Low, who is wanted for allegedly diverting billions of dollars in an international financial fraud scheme that involved a lot of money. Billions and billions of dollars,” Robinson said. “The reporting went on to say that ‘there have been discussions involving very rich, well-placed individuals from India, Greece, Turkey, and France who were told that their cases were under consideration.’ Suffice to say, the devil is in the details!”

Robinson addressed Gross’s comments, saying, “I was excited when I saw the headline and the initial blurb, you know, about what this is because it sounded so much like what you said that the president should do, and the ‘great emancipation’ — I like your phrasing pattern.”

“I mean, if it’s the list that The Atlantic is providing, I’m not perhaps behind that!” A visibly disgusted Robinson declared.

Watch the clip above via LindellTV on X.

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