CZ’s lawyer denies Binance co-founder’s pardon was ‘pay-to-play’
Teresa Goody Guillén calls accusations a “pile up of false statements,” as she questioned the political immunity of critics like Senator Elizabeth Warren.
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Teresa Goody Guillén calls accusations a “pile up of false statements,” as she questioned the political immunity of critics like Senator Elizabeth Warren.
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