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Kodak Black’s Lawyer Bradford Cohen on How He Got Kodak Pardoned by Trump (Part 2)
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Kodak Black’s Lawyer Bradford Cohen on How He Got Kodak Pardoned by Trump (Part 2)

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Watch this Full Interview: https://youtu.be/aNjgGteVQXw
Part 3: https://youtu.be/1ftG3YgWNOk
Part 1: https://youtu.be/K7__iCx2ghE
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Defense attorney Bradford Cohen joins VladTV to break down his long history representing Kodak Black, from early probation violations as a teenager to the 2019 federal weapons case involving ATF Form 4473 paperwork. Cohen explains why he viewed Kodak’s 46-month sentence as excessive, comparing the charge to the widely discussed Hunter Biden gun case and arguing that similar offenses are often treated differently in federal court.

Cohen also details the campaign that helped secure Kodak’s sentence commutation from President Donald Trump, including media pressure, support from Jake Paul and Lil Pump, and a lawsuit against the Bureau of Prisons over Kodak’s treatment at Big Sandy in Kentucky. The attorney, who first met Trump on The Apprentice, discusses clemency advocacy, Alice Johnson’s work, and the day he picked Kodak up near Chicago before returning to Florida.

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