Sunday on 60 Minutes: Hidden camera investigation explores lucrative business of brokering pardons
Summary
A 60 Minutes investigation uses hidden cameras to look into the business of selling pardons for people convicted of crimes. The report shows that some lobbyists promise to help felons get pardons from the president, but they charge money and cannot guarantee success.Key Facts
- The investigation was aired on 60 Minutes, a CBS News program.
- It used hidden cameras to gather information secretly.
- The focus is on people who broker or sell pardons for convicted felons.
- Lobbyists charge fees for their pardon services.
- There is no guarantee that the pardons will be granted.
- Pardons are official acts of forgiveness by the president.
- The program aired at 7:30 p.m. Eastern Time/Pacific Time.
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