Donald Trump said pardoning Sean Combs, convicted of prostitution, is "less likely" because of his hostile comments.
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In an interview, Donald Trump was asked about the possibility of pardoning Sean Combs, recently convicted of prostitution. Trump responded that given Combs' previous comments that "white men like Trump need to be thrown out," a pardon is "less likely," noting that this behavior complicates the situation. Combs will learn his sentence on October 3.
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