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Rapper Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson said he would contact President Trump if the guilty was found guilty during his ongoing federal sex trafficking and blackmail trial to dissuade him from considering a pardon for Sean Diddy.
Trump said he would “look at the facts” when asked if he was considering pardoning a comb on Friday.
“First of all, I’ll look at what’s going on. I haven’t looked at it carefully yet,” Trump said of the trial.
He added: “So, I don’t know. I’ll definitely look at the facts. If I think someone is being abused, whether they like me or don’t like me, it won’t have any impact.”
50 Cent criticized the comb in an Instagram post on Friday, claiming he “sayed something really bad to Trump”.
“I’m going to help, so he knows how I feel about this guy,” the rapper said, who will contact Trump with the comb.
He doubled in subsequent Instagram posts and wrote that Trump “does not respect much.”
“He would consider pardoning anyone who has been abused rather than fluffy daddy,” added 50 cents.
Former CEO of the Death Record, Suge Knight also suggested earlier this week that Combs would receive a pardon if he was convicted.
“I think he’s helped with the administration. I think they’ll show him a little bit of room. When it’s all said, it doesn’t seem like that, but I don’t think he needs to worry,” Knight told the News Agency. “I don’t think he’s worried because he’ll be federal. If he’s convicted, Trump will pardon him.”
Trump made headlines with his recent pardon, which included reality TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley, who were convicted on charges of bank fraud and tax evasion. Savannah Chrisley, one of Chrisley’s daughters, said Trump told her on the phone: “You don’t look like terrorists.”