Trump Pardon Broker Texts Shared by Boosie Badazz

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Boosie Badazz is posting receipts of his alleged conversations with pardon brokers who couldn’t secure him clemency from President Trump. The texts show a chaotic string of messages full of typos from one of the men he claims he paid $600,000.

The rapper posted screenshots of text messages on his X account Monday, which appear to be communications between the rapper and Jack Burkman, one of the alleged pardon brokers.

The messages were exchanged between November 2025 and February 2026, and it appears Jack assured Boosie that his team was working on getting him a Trump pardon.

Jack allegedly tells Boosie Badazz the pardon wheels were moving slowly because Trump had to deal with the Venezuelan crisis back in January. He promises the president is “very sympathetic” to Boosie’s plight.

Ultimately, Boosie texts Jack that he wants his money back. He’s now suing Jack and fellow political operative Jacob Wohl in an effort to recoup his cash.

Boosie blasted the pardon brokers in the caption, saying they were lying about their connections to Trump and were feeding him bogus excuses.

Boosie Badazz says he paid pardon brokers $600,000 upfront. But he never got a pardon. https://t.co/uBiTNKcqjc pic.twitter.com/CkJd3E9cdl
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Boosie appeared on CBS’ “60 Minutes” Sunday, where he told Lesley Stahl about his challenges with Jack and Jacob.

Boosie says he gave them $600K up front, but claims the contract they signed promised half that money back if he didn’t get a pardon. The pardon never came. Jack told the network no such clause exists.

Jack denied there was ever any refund agreement, telling the network, “We tried very, very hard.”

CBS makes it clear pardon brokering isn’t illegal. Some brokers are charging even more than Jack and Jacob allegedly charged Boosie.

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