Trump Ruins His Own Pay To Play Scheme & Pardon Over A $50MM Paycheck!

James Kaufman, World News Report today. Trump ruins his own pay-to-play scheme, over a $50 million paycheck, and his full pardon. We do have his video coming up. Alina Habab, the former Trump lawyer and New Jersey U.S. attorney, who now goes by Alina Habab Milton, has been fired from general counsel. That guaranteed her more than $50 million over four years. Cut loose by a company set up by the daughter of a billionaire banker that President Trump pardoned in January. Concord Partners. It was a shell company. The Herrera family set up in Florida. It was only set up to make campaign contributions to the president and pay his, well, attorney here. $50 million over four years for a pardon. That's right, for a felony pardon. Concord Partners, the Herrera family's Florida firm, ended Alina Habab Milton's contract November 4th, citing failure to perform her duties. But it was just a shell company to pay her off. This is according to the New York Times. Her firing came only four days after Trump turned on his ex-attorney in person, and we'll show you that also. He made a public speech that she was giving way too much money for, well, not doing her thing and to buy a pardon. She walks away with $14.5 million, about $6.5 million in salary, collected since January. Then an $8 million sign-on bonus, all paid while or before Trump actually pardoned the father. A person close to the Herrera family told the Times that her focus drifted from Concord after she began dating Turan Milton, a 25-year-old Turkish billionaire she married in September. The problem is, is Concord didn't do anything whatsoever. It was a show company only set up to give a political donation to Trump and to pay who they thought was brokering the deal, Ms. Habba. Habba Milton declined to comment on the fine, and a person close to her said she's intending to take a legal action. Nothing you ever want to do when your doo-doo stinks from here to high heaven, right? Yes, that's right. The job was always about the pardon, as it's easy to see. The company was even formed to make a huge political contribution and pay who they thought was brokering the pardon for their father off. Yes, the company and job were all about the political donation and the pardon for their father. Trump had said he told her directly he didn't want her to pay this kind of money, as we reported at the time. She used her relationship and influence to do what Trump thought was far too much, he said. We call it extortion. Trump, quote, I thought it was totally obnoxious and outrageous for her to do this and unacceptable. Not acceptable at all. Asked whether she should donate to his presidential library. Answered no, definitely not her. The deal itself surfaced on October 20th, according to the Times. Isabella Herrera, the 27-year-old daughter of the Venezuelan billionaire banker Julio Herrera Velutini, merged Concord Partners in Florida in late October 25th. Habba finalized a $10 million-a-year contract for consultation. With the company days later, while she was still New Jersey's acting U.S. attorney, the company has no public profile, and no one knows what it does. It's unclear. It actually does nothing except for pay for Papa's pardon. Isabella Herrera has donated $3.5 million to Trump's super PAC. Habba resigned as U.S. Attorney on December 8th. After the courts ruled that she was serving unlawfully, as we reported, the same day she became a senior advisor to the Attorney General, Pam Bondi, a special government employee. Special government employees have a status that allows them to work outside of the government while working for the government, and she started at Concord on January 1st. Go figure. While she still was with the Justice Department, according to the Post, billionaire banker Herrera had been charged in 2022 with a scheme to bribe the Puerto Rican governor, Wanda Vasquez, to removing a regulator who was investigating his bank, and he pled guilty in August 2025 to a single misdemeanor campaign finance charge weeks after Habbo went to work. For his daughter's company, Trump signed a full and unconditional pardon for him. In the case, according to the clemency grant posted by the Justice Department, Vasquez was pardoned at the same time. Wow, folks. So, justice works in the same way it always has, money. And she wanted $50 million to buy a pardon. For a criminal, this just says it all. And Trump took $3.5 million. He just didn't get as much, so he was pissed off. Let's listen to him get pissed off. Quote, I thought it was totally obnoxious and outrageous. She got $50 million, I got $3.5 million? That's a little concerning. His former lawyer, Alina Habermilton, has reported a $50 million plus contract. The president said, I don't want her paid. Wow, because he only got $3.5 million. What a POS. A full pardon for a criminal for a payment. Anyway, you look at it, a payment to him as well, but an even larger payment she worked out for herself. Totally obnoxious and outrageous. What did you make of Amina Haba? I told her, and I said, I don't want her paid. I thought we had somebody speak to the people that did it, and she used her relationship to do that. It was far too much. You know, it's one thing for a person to get paid legal fees or whatever. She's a lawyer. I thought it was totally obnoxious and outrageous. And it's not acceptable. Not acceptable at all. Did you expect her to make a donation to the library? No, not her. I expect maybe the people, I don't know, if anybody wants to make it. But it's unacceptable what she did. Unacceptable. Have you spoken to the theater about... Quote-unquote, I got $3.5 million, she got $15 million, and did nothing. I was the one that granted the pardon. Now, the rest of this has nothing to do with that. I just thought I'd let y'all take a brief look at how angry he is at his ex-attorney. Got $50 million for brokering the paid-for pardon by the Venezuelan billionaire. Another, well, example of the ---- show that always comes from Washington, even from Orange Man. God bless you guys. I hope y'all watched long enough to figure out what happened. Please, if you did, give us a thumbs up and share.