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Boosie BadAzz paid $600,000 to pursue a presidential pardon that never came. A published agreement says $300,000 could be refundable—but the lobbying firm disputes the contract, and the available arbitration record does not show a final decision.
This IDN Evidence Report examines the retainer agreement, the official federal lobbying disclosure, the respondents’ arbitration filing, and screenshots Boosie posted about what he says he was told. The documents reveal a no-guarantee clause, a $300,000 contingent refund provision, and a major date contradiction that could matter in the dispute.
CHAPTERS
0:00 The $600K pardon deal
0:33 What the agreement covered
1:04 No guarantee—and the fee split
1:42 The deadline problem
2:21 What the lobbying record shows
2:54 Why Boosie wanted a pardon
3:32 What Boosie says he was told
5:27 No pardon, $300K demanded
5:42 The arbitration fight
6:50 The messages Boosie posted
7:29 What the record establishes
8:27 Where the dispute stands
