communities, rebuilding their lives with loved ones after incarcerati incarceration. tonight, my one voice has three missions. to exclaim the voice of the voiceless, to encourage the distress and to engage the willing. tonight, i m asking you to join the journey of miles of freedom as we continue to bridge the gap from prison to promise. thank you cnn. thank all of you, thank my family, my wife and my two beautiful daughters and thank god for covering me on this journey. [ applause ] next, one of our heroes will make you fall in love with donkeys. and later, we ll reveal your choice for cnn s hero of the year.
a personally hurtful comment and called on the vice president to apologize. booker says he s grateful the apology came. listen to what he had to say. i felt just grateful he is speaking to his past with candor and regret for some of the things he supported. none of us are perfect. we all made mistakes. we need the courage to show vulnerability. reporter: biden talked about his support for the crime bill, talking about what went right and wrong with that bill. he faced criticism from his rivals and other credits, who said that led incarcerati incarceration. he is going to continue his tour today. he has events in charleston, as he tries to court the black vote. black voters make up the majority of the democratic
donald trump. he seems to be in a different class with a lot of people. but america is just a great country where everyone can run for it no matter how unpopular. but this is a pool party for a well but now a crowded pool party where a little bit less fun. so i think they will start taking it more seriously. we are so, so far away from the actual first boat being cast. bret: seems like a crowded, wet park, with the slides and everything. there s a lot of people. all right, kamala harris speaking about joe biden. take a look at this. i don t have a great deal of respect for fibrous president joe biden but i disagree with him. 1994 crime though commit did contribute to mass incarcerati incarceration mass incarceration in our country. the first time we had a federal it funded the building of more prisons in the state.
apparently wasn t so sure saying quote, i cannot assure you if you proceed today that you will not receive a sentence of incarcerati incarceration. joining me now, the law firm of rosenberg and roca, chuck rosenberg senior fbi official and msnbc legal analyst mimi rocah, thank you both for being here. i want to start with what seems to be a little bit of a dispute among those of you that i have been listening to your excellent analysis over the past 24 hours. chuck, there were some areas that you seemed to say where you thought this judge may have overstepped. i m interested to hear your perspective on that, and then also talk to mimi about it. chuck. i do, kasie. i think there were places where the judge was intemperate. for instance, treason is a very big word. it didn t apply to what michael flynn did, at least not legally, and in a courtroom is what counts, and he used the word treason to describe his conduct.
receive a sentence of incarcerati incarceration, but i also have to tell you that at some point if and when the government says you ve concluded with your cooperation you could be incarcerated. let s talk about, jonathan, the white house, what s going on over there, the president tweeting his seemingly his support for michael flynn in the morning. sarah sanders still after this judge clearly lays out the fact and michael flynn clearly states that he lied and he was guilty of lying and he understands that, they re still parroting the old talking points. can you give us inn sign? first of all, i would say it s highly unusual for the president of the united states to wish someone luck on their sentencing day which we saw yesterday. after that same president accused michael flynn of lying to the fbi. and to the vice president. we also saw sarah sanders in a fox news interview in the morning and later in a rare white house press briefing, our