first impressions is this person a nice or unpleasant friend or foe we usually draw such conclusions consciously and at incredible speed more often than not people don t get a second chance. we call this the primacy of basically provides an anchor at that moment for the person making the judgment and it affects the way they process everything else south or words to invite a father to that. one classic example a man arrives for a job interview because of his attractive appearance the boss decides within no more than seven seconds that this applicant seems competent. from then on he begins consciously looking for more information that supports his hypothesis. all indications that might speak against it he simply disregards. so if the applicant
rafael gonzalez. gonzalez! but gonzalez s return to general population does not protect him from facing possible criminal charges. nor does it take him off sergeant collette s radar. remember what happened? what put you in seg? yes, sir. you stomped that guy? yes, sir. okay. because you believed he did something of sexual nature to a 12-year-old? yes, sir. that what you believe? yes, sir. want to know the truth of what happened? yes, sir. she wasn t 12. she was 16. i made a mistake, sir. he s only 24. understand this, you royally screwed up. i made a mistake. you more than made a mistake. okay? not here to browbeat you, i m here to get you to use your mind. think about what you re doing. thank you for giving me a second chance.
said thank you, america, for giving me a second chance when the president pardoned her. and i look at prison reform, we ve got 2 million people in jail. in a five-year period, 77% recidivism rate. i want to find every alice marie johnson in america and i d love the president to pardon one such person, ten people a day if we can do that, because i think we do need real reform. there is unfairness in the t system. yes. wouldn t it be ironic if it was donald trump who fixed the problems created by the three strikes you re out rule passed by bill clinton? wouldn t it be ironic it was donald trump and the republicans congress working with democrats that allowed thousands of african-american and hispanic males a second chance for canonviolent offenses? create that space sean: punishment is not working. if you have a 77% recidivism rate, locking you up in a place
said thank you, america, for giving me a second chance when the president parted her. i look at prison reform. we ve got 2 million people in jail. in a five-year period, 77% recidivism rate. i want to find every alice marie johnson in america and i d love the president to part in one such person, ten people a day if we can do that, because i think we do need real reform. there is unfairness in the system. yes. wouldn t it be ironic if it was donald trump who fixed the problems created by the three strikes you re out rule passed by bill clinton? wouldn t it be ironic it was donald trump and the republican congress working with democrats that allowed just thousands of african-american and hispanic males a second chance for nonviolent offenses? create that space sean: punishment is not working. if you have a 77% recidivism
20 some odd years in jail. her first day in freedom in 20 years, she thinks the president and moments ago she spoke with our own martha maccallum. the only way that i was able to make it through that time, and this is the truth, it was my faith in god. i knew that one day he was going to bring me out and i live my life with an eye toward it one day walking out of those doors a free woman. in the day i got the news that president trump had to granted my clemency and given me a second chance at life was the best day of my life. sean: god bless you, we wish you all the best. and you know what? i think there are more of these cases we can find. give people second chances. joining us now, the author of the russia hoax, fox news legal analyst greg gregg jarrett. he is writing a book, and this will be a best seller also come up they will be fighting against each other. the case against impeaching