USA TodayWill Donald Trump pardon January 6 Capitol rioters? Here's what he has said
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46% : We're going to look at individual cases," Trump told host Kristen Welker.37% : In NBC's "Meet the Press" interview that aired last month, Trump said he will begin pardoning rioters in the 2021 attack the moment his second term commences.
35% : Will Trump pardon everyone charged in Jan. 6 riot?
33% : Trump said he planned to issue the pardons "very quickly" but clarified there could be "some exceptions" if an individual had acted "radical" or "crazy" during the assault.
28% : Trump would not rule them out, saying "they had no choice" but to attack the officers.
25% : What about those who pled guilty?Welker asked Trump whether the 900 people who had already pled guilty, including those who assaulted police officers, would be considered for pardons.
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