dealing with rudy was going in a bad direction of this stuff. i ve heard nothing new. have you been listening? i have. i have. talking about ukrainians, this is a political article, 10,000 words, really well researched by ken vogle. just to read it. it s really important. this starts out. the headline is, you know, ukrainian efforts to sabotage the president backfired. when was that? 2017, right after the election. ken vogle, 10,000 words. ukrainian officials tried to help hillary clinton undermine trump by questioning his fitness for office. hold on. why would you read something that you know has been debunked by your own intelligence? no, no. i m not saying that they did not the russians did not interfere. you re reading something that undermines the finding of the intelligence community. no, i m not. chris, hold on. to distort a reality. can i chime in here? david i have heard
shape. if he hasn t get them. he will spring it into a he will say that the it didn t happen. so, to me, the most i know this. this, i do know. reading something that will it will be have significant imkags going forward. talking about his people.
domestic flights all across the countrile passengers who have no criminal history and are not on any watch list but is still raised red flags. with air marle shas watching their every move, even sitting next to them on the flight. this means they write down are you talking on the phone? reading something? going to the bathroom? are you looking in a weird direction? do you change your clothes? the information sent to tsa head quarters. the primary purpose of this program is to ensure passages and flight crew are protected and not for regular american travelers. e-mail or phone numbers that could be tied to terrorism. we recently talked to tsa chief about the air marshalls.
me. matt is former chief spokesman for the department of justice under president obama. kelly o., looks like you re reading something. i m come to you in 20 seconds. quickly, danny, commutation and pardon. the difference? a pardon deletes the actual conviction where a commutation just reduces the sentence or also gets rid of it as well. with a commutation, the conviction stays on the record. it s just the executive saying, the punishment does not ultimately fit the crime. therefore, i am lowering your time. all right. kelly o., come to you now. what are we officially hearing from this white house on all of this or have we heard from them yet? reporter: there is a formal statement, craig. three paragraphs. it emphasizes that alice marie johnson acknowledged her wrongdoing and had been an exemplary inmate over the years, cited the fact her warden and others in the prison system had reached out on her behalf via letter. it does not reference kim
me. heather: how do we know they won t use it for drugs? why won t there be any kind of work requirement or perform public service. reading something in the news 34 other cities there is a strategy. it s not just isolated. we re just giving money away there is a requirement. incentivizing the opposite of violence. you are trying to advance peace. i think we have to have some outrageous approaches because there are outrageous violence acts that are happening. heather: so giving money $1,000 a month to someone deemed already a potential murderer will keep them from being a murderer? along with counseling and with some job training. so it s not just an isolated giving them money. totally ridiculous. not ridiculous at all. you have to try something. identify and i commend mayor tubbs and i say you have to try something. the people have lost lives are not here to spend their $1,000. so let s try to prevent it from happening in the future. heather: chris, what would