Source:
Jeff
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A
new
report
reveals
how
much
Donald
Trump
despised
Snoop
Dogg,
particularly
in
the
final
days
of
his
time
as
president.
According
to
reports,
part
of
Donald
Trump’s
last
days
and
hours
in
the
White
House
were
devoted
to
a
white-hot
fury
at
Snoop
Dogg
over
the
artist’s
past
criticisms
of
him.
Numerous
sources
detailed
Trump’s
reaction
as
he
was
briefed
on
a
petition
for
a
presidential
pardon
for
Death
Row
Records
co-founder
Michael
“Harry-O”
Harris
on
January
18,
2021.
It
was
the
same
day
that
Trump
taped
his
farewell
address
before
President
Joe
Biden
took
office.
“Snoop
brought
this
case
to
me,
and
I
brought
Alice
Johnson
[who
was
pardoned
by
Trump]
on
board
to
help
me
with
it,
and
she
brought
it
to
the
West
Wing,”
activist
Weldon
Angelos
(who
also
had
been
previously
granted
clemency
by
Trump)
said
in
the
interview.
“In
the
past,
the
president
has
given
her
the
ability
to
select
cases.
And
she
doesn’t
get
[clemency
for]
all
of
them
…
but
with
Mr.
Harris,
she
is
not
taking
no
for
an
answer.”
When
presented
with
the
petition,
officials
close
to
him
reminded
him
of
the
“Gin
&
Juice”
rapper’s
previous
insults
of
him
including
one
line
from
2018:
“If
you
like
that
n—a,
you
m———-n’
racist.
F–k
you
and
f–k
him.
Now
what?”
The
prompts
refueled
Trump’s
rage.
“Well,
f*ck
him,”
he
snapped
according
to
a
source,
who
also
noted
that
he
told
aides
to
reject
the
petition
and
trash
the
paperwork
to
get
back
at
Snoop
Dogg.
That
led
to
a
scramble
to
assuage
his
hurt
feelings,
which
led
to
Angelos
recalling
a
message
the
rapper
had
taped
for
a
documentary
applauding
Trump’s
criminal
justice
reform
efforts.
The
footage
was
shown
to
Trump,
who
relented
and
added
Harris’
name
to
the
lengthy
list
of
those
given
clemency
on
January
19,
2021,
which
also
included
Kodak
Black.
The
news
comes
after
a
recent
London
Sunday
Times
interview
where
Snoop
Dogg
stated,
“I
have
nothing
but
love
and
respect
for
Donald
Trump.”
That
remark
earned
the
veteran
MC
some
backlash
and
questions
as
to
why.
As
for
the
former
president,
his
team
has
taken
great
pains
to
include
that
comment
as
proof
of
how
beloved
Trump
is
within
the
Black
community
as
he’s
campaigning
to
return
to
the
White
House.
