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Wait to decide on potential presidential pardons until after trials. the president was criticized saying he would give preemptive pardons for anyone convicted. it centers around eddie gallagher. he's accused of premeditated murder. many say he is innocent. gallagher's lawyer currently works for the trump organization. so, the question here, should the president pardon these men. i spoke to rachel, a professor criminal and national security law. she served as a military legal adviser on criminal law and issues of war. >> preemptively pardoning service members accused of war crimes not only unde...

That is something that president trump no doubt does not know. it is something that president nixon knew well. and, in fact, the issuance of a pardon by the president in order for it to take effect, it must actually be formally accepted by the recipient. and when the recipient formally accepts it, that is an admission of guilt. >> well, i want to preface my remarks by saying that of course i'm not a lawyer, and i know that constitutional scholars have all day been debating this. i say all day because it's only know just come out that this is something that the president has been asking his leg...

Is gerald ford, you know, preemptively pardoning richard nixon for any crimes that might have been committed, that were committed or might have been committed while he was in office. so we don't have anything like this, a president looking at pardoning himself. but i just want to go back and look at the real particulars of why president trump might be worried, and that really goes back to this incredible reporting that we are seeing coming out not only from rosalind at "the washington post" and her colleagues but also "the new york times" and bloomberg have done some incredible digging today t...