President Donald Trump floats possible pardon of disgraced rapper Diddy

Speaking to the press members on Friday afternoon, president Donald Trump put forward the possibility of issuing a presidential pardon to the disgraceful rapper Sean “Didi”, saying “It is not a popular competition” and “I will definitely take a look at the facts” if he requests it.

In a federal indictment canceled on September 17, COMBS was charged with blackmail (RICO); Sex trafficking by force, fraud or coercion; And transportation to participate in prostitution. If convicted, he faces at least 15 years behind bars or a life prison sentence in prison.

He maintained his innocence throughout the ongoing trial in which witnesses witnessed alleged rape, sexual assault, severe physical assault, forced workers and drug trafficking.

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In response to a question from the Fox News Peter Dossi correspondent about his previous friendship with Didi and whether he would think of an amnesty of the former rapper, Trump indicated that he would take into account “if I think someone had been subjected to ill -treatment.”

The president said that he has not yet “asked” no one of this amnesty, but he noticed: “I know that people are thinking about it. I know they are thinking about it. I think people were about to ask.”

“First of all, I was looking at what was happening, and I was not watching it closely, although it is definitely getting great coverage,” Trump said.

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Deedy’s mother Kums arrived at the court on Tuesday to try her son. (Seth Wenig/AP Photo)

“I did not see it. I had not spoken to him for years, “adding that Didi” used to like it a lot, but I think that when I ran to politics … this relationship was criticized. “

Trump said that although he was unprecedented with Daidi in itself, after entering the policy, he “will read some of the little bad statements in the paper suddenly.”

“It is different,” continued. “You become a lot different when you nominate politics, and do what is right. I can do other things, and I am sure he wants it, and I am sure that others will love me, but this will not be good for our country.”

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US President Donald Trump, right, and Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla Inc. During a press conference at the White House Oval Office in Washington, DC, on Friday, May 30, 2025. (Francis Chung/Politico/Bloomberg via Getty Pictures)

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“As we said, our country is very bad because of what we do, so it is not a popular competition, so I don’t know, I will definitely look at the facts. If I think someone may have been subjected to mistreatment. Whether they loved me or do not love me, it will have no effect on me.”

Trussy Wright from Fox News Digitter contributed to this report.