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Thomas Barrack released after posting $250 million (!!!) bail

Thomas Barrack, former Trump inaugural chair and good friend to the former president, posted a staggering $250 million bail in a deal to get released from custody in Los Angeles after his arrest earlier this week for allegedly “conducting a secretive, years-long effort to shape Trump’s foreign policy as a candidate and later, president, all to the benefit of the UAE“:

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He’s due in court in New York City on Monday:

Prosecutors were worried he would flee to a country without an extradition treaty with the United States:

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Barrack issued a statement after his release saying, “I am innocent and will prove that in court”:

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