President Donald Trump pardoned a tax cheat after his mother attended a Mar-a-Lago dinner that cost her $1 million to attend, a report by The New York Times revealed.
Florida healthcare executive Paul Walczak, who admitted to stealing money earmarked for his employees’ taxes to fund an extravagant lifestyle, received a full and unconditional pardon from Trump on April 25.
His release from prison came three weeks after his Republican donor mother, Elizabeth Fago, attended a $1 million-per-head fundraising dinner, which promised face-to-face access to Trump at his South Florida club.
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