Karoline Leavitt

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The MeidasTouch Podcast · Panicked WH Holds Disaster Presser Before Election Results · 5 Nov 2025 podcast

And the president does not want to have to tap into this fund in the future.

And that's what he was referring to in his Truth Social post.

So the Department of Agriculture, as for the latest SNAP payment in the judge's order, put out guidance to states today on how to get that money to the recipients of SNAP.

but it's going to take some time.

The best way to get the full amount of SNAP benefits to those beneficiaries is for Democrats to reopen the government.

So to anyone who is a SNAP beneficiary at home who needs that assistance, and the president was just saying, this is for people who are truly needy, who need food,

who need this assistance from the United States government.

Democrats are holding it up and making it difficult for the administration to get those payments out the door.

So if you are at home and you want your SNAP benefits, call the Democrats and tell them to reopen the government.

He means he does not know him personally.

He means he does not have a personal relationship with this individual.

And when it comes to pardons, the White House takes them with the utmost seriousness, and the President understands the responsibility that he has as President to issue clemency and issue pardons to individuals who are seeking that.

That's why we have a very thorough review process here that moves with the Department of Justice and the White House Counsel's Office.

There's a whole team of qualified lawyers who look at every single pardon request that ultimately make their way up to the President of the United States.

He's the ultimate final decision maker.

And he was very clear when he came into office that he was most interested in looking at pardoning individuals who were abused and used by the Biden Department of Justice and were over prosecuted by a weaponized DOJ.

And the individual you're referring to, that was certainly the case.

Even the judge in his case said that the sentencing that the Biden administration was asking for was egregious and went too far.

And so the president is correcting that wrong, and he has officially ended the Biden administration's war on the cryptocurrency industry.

And I think that's the message he sent with this part in.

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