please forgive me, for i have sinned journey with me let s take a walk pain got me feeling like you really ain t listening between them, kenneth body and billy hankins have endured more than 40 years in prison. come down here about three times a week, you know, to stay fit and to release stress. it helps you work off pent-up negative energy that you accumulate during the day dealing with [ bleep ]. only the strong survive, i m sure you ve heard that before. it s especially true in this environment. you never know when it s going to pay to be the stronger man. with no chance for parole, hankins survival in prison is a lifelong commitment, but his friend is planning a life on the outside. due to new evidence coming forth on his murder conviction, body accepted a plea bargain with a sentence reduction that could free him in the very near future, but now there s a snag
heart would be turned toward me even before kim came on the scene. that was my scripture. and, of course, i was closely watching everything, and i also filed another motion in the courts to get, to get a sentence reduction. so i never stopped fighting. ainsley: i think that people thought in america, like, if you do something wrong, you re supposed there are consequences. you get locked up. you don t think about, okay, first time, nonviolent mother, grandmother, great grandmother, maybe we should give her another chance. let s look at her record, what s she doing behind bars. i think your story s changing the prison system. i hope so. ainsley: how did your story go viral? while i was in prison, i was allowed to do something incredible. there was a youtube and google event, and this was a person at one of the google events that
heart would be turned toward me even before kim came on the scene. that was my scripture. and, of course, i was closely watching everything, and i also filed another motion in the courts to get, to get a sentence reduction. so i never stopped fighting. ainsley: i think that people thought in america, like, if you do something wrong, you re supposed there are consequences. you get locked up. you don t think about, okay, first time, nonviolent mother, grandmother, great grandmother, maybe we should give her another chance. let s look at her record, what s she doing behind bars. i think your story s changing the prison system. i hope so. ainsley: how did your story go viral? while i was in prison, i was allowed to do something incredible. there was a youtube and google event, and this was a person at one of the google events that actually, youtube event, it
michael cohen said in his sworn testimony last week is totally contradicted in his just released manuscript for a book about me. it s a total new love letter to trump and the polls, one l, must use it now rather than his lies for sentence reduction. so the president taking out after his enemies. unclear what he s referring to in 12e7sentence reduction. michael cohen s already been sentenced. unclear what he s talking about in his book manuscript. a tumultuous 24 hours. it sure was, mike. you mentioned jared kushner. the white house is facing a deadline when it comes to his security clearances. what can we expect there? reporter: i think we can expect more stonewalling. elija cummings, we saw him on wednesday in the hearing. the democrat from baltimore. chairman of the house oversight committee. on january 23rd, phillip, he wrote to the white house asking for documentation trying to
constant contact with the southern district of new york regarding ongoing investigations. you are? that was somewhat of a surprise from the president s long-time lawyer michael cohen this week for this specific reason. as recently as december that federal prosecutor s office in the southern district of new york told a judge in writing that they were recommending a substantial prison term for michael cohen in part because cohen was notes a helpful to them as he might have been. quote, to be clear, the prosecutor said, cohen does not have a cooperation agreement, and therefore is not properly described as a cooperating witness as that term is commonly used in this district. so that was in december when he got his three-year prison sentence. that s sdny saying cohen had helped them out a little bit, but not enough that he should be seen as a cooperator. not enough that the court should see him as qualified for a sentence reduction as a cooperator. now this week he says he is in constant