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Michael Shvartsman, a Miami investor who pleaded guilty to insider trading related to Trump Media, allegedly funded a pro-Trump documentary in hopes of receiving a presidential pardon. A lawsuit claims he threatened the film's production company for immediate repayment of a loan he provided. The film, released shortly before Trump's 2024 election victory, reportedly performed poorly at the box office.
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Michael Shvartsman, a Miami investor who pleaded guilty to insider trading related to Trump Media, allegedly funded a pro-Trump documentary in hopes of receiving a presidential pardon. A lawsuit claims he threatened the film's production company for immediate repayment of a loan he provided. The film, released shortly before Trump's 2024 election victory, reportedly performed poorly at the box office.
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