President Trump granted a full pardon to Rod Blagojevich, the former Illinois Governor who served eight years for corruption, including attempting to sell Barack Obama’s Senate seat. Trump defended the pardon, citing Blagojevich’s mistreatment and their connection from 'Celebrity Apprentice.' Blagojevich’s legal battles included allegations of extortion and corruption. His release raised concerns about public trust in government, leading to bipartisan backlash. Blagojevich vocalized support for Trump's administration, claiming that dismantling a 'weaponized' justice system is essential. His case highlights ongoing debates around accountability in political circles, particularly in Illinois, known for its corruption issues.