Advocates with access to Trump's inner circle charge up to $2 million for clemency help, Reuters reports, citing six sources familiar with recent acts.
Reuters reports that some advocates with proven access to Trump's entourage can charge up to $2 million for help seeking clemency, according to six people familiar with recent clemency acts.
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