. >> reporter: former federal prosecutor jason manning worked on roughly 50 of the 1500 cases relating of folks who had no criminal history. there were a lot of other defendants, however, who had extensive history of domestic abuse, histories of assaulting police officer, for whom assaulting police on january 6th was not the first time they had assaulted a police officer. >> reporter: and all of these people were in the pool of people released from prison just a couple of weeks ago? >> every single one of them. >> reporter: since the mass release, one parolee was shot and killed in a confrontation with police in indiana. another will head to trial for rape later this year. >> so the people who were just pardoned for violent offenses are now returning to their communities under no supervision whatsoever. >> reporter: we made repeated efforts to reach peter schwartz. >> a lot of us that were jan 6ers were actually innocent. >> reporter: he's been vocal on white right-wing media per claim his innocence and citing an appeals court decision as proof, though that ruling only reversed one of

. >> reporter: former federal prosecutor jason manning worked on roughly 50 of the 1500 cases relatingjanuary 6th. >> there were a lot of folks who had no criminal history. there were a lot of other defendants, however, who had extensive history of domestic abuse, histories of assaulting police officers, for whom assaulting the police on january 6th was not the first time they had assaulted a police officer. >> reporter: and all of these people were in the pool of people released from prison just a couple of weeks ago? >> every single one of them. >> reporter: since the mass release, one parolee was shot and killed in a confrontation with police in indiana. another will head to trial for rape later this year. >> so the people who were just pardoned for violent offenses are now returned to their communities under no supervision whatsoever. >> reporter: we made repeated efforts to reach peter schwartz. >> a lot of us who were jan sixers were innocent. >> reporter: he has been focusing on right wing media, proclaiming his innocence and citing a court claim as proof, though that ruling rev

jason smith, great man on taxes. how are the taxes doing, ok? getting good things past i hope.on -- arizona. where are you? hello juan, stand up you look so good. kevin kiley. kevin? wherever you may be. what happened? how come we had no applause. [applause] pres. trump: lauren boebert. very much a leader in this. kat cammack, florida. thank you catch. byron donalds. he's doing good. where is he? you are doing good byron. laurel lee. thank you laurel. great job. anna corley no luna. thank you. greg stu b, the only one to hit a home run out of the park during your crazy baseball game right? if you are playing i will come. somebody who is very shy, a very shy person but she is trying to break out of it, marjorie taylor greene. [laughter] [applause] pres. trump: victoria. thank you victoria, job. ashley hinson. ashley, thank you. mariannette miller-meeks. great job you did. great job. mary miller. julia letlow. hi julia. claudia tenney from new york. hi claudia, a great job. nicole, hi nicole, so i great pole with you. michelle fishbach. thank you. great job. ann wagner missouri.

jason smith. great man on taxes. great man on taxes. how are the taxes doing, ok?re going to get good things passed, i hope, right? juan ciscomares. stand up. you always look so good. kevin kylie. kevin, wherever you may be. what happened? how do we hear no applause? lauren boebert. very much a leader in this. thank you, lauren. cat cammack of florida. thank you, cat. byron is doing good. where is he? you're doing good, byron. laurel lee. thank you, laurel. great job. anna paulina luna. thank you. thank you, anna. greg steube hit a home run wearing a trump cap. the only one to hit a home run out of the park during your crazy baseball game, right? i think i'll come. if you're playing, i'll come. somebody that's very shy, a very shy person, but she's trying to break out of it. marjorie taylor greene. victoria sparks, thank you, victoria. great job. ashley hinson. ashley, thank you. marionette miller meeks. great job you did. great job. mary miller. i know. julia letlow. hi, julia. claudia tenney from new york. hi, claudia. great job. nicole malliotakis. hi, nicole. d

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he is the world's richest man and became an ardent supporter of trump during the campaign and has an office on the white house campus. here is jason in alabama, democrat. good morning, jason. caller: good morning. how are you doing? host: good. caller: i think we need to be real about why elon musk is there. elon musk is there because he gave a bunch of money to trump and bought twitter to other but everything trump is about -- to elevate everything trump is about. if elon does not have any power, why is he there? he is there because he gave money. he is there because he wants to do that she is on a mission to do what trump wants him to do. as far as not making money, he gets access to all the data of all of us. that has been the whole fight with all of these government employees, giving him access. the buyout is a trick. right now, the government funding is on a continuing with solution ending in march. any government employee dumb enough to believe trump can buy them out when their funding ends in march is an idiot. not to mention the maximum amount of voluntary separation incentive that can be given for government employees is

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jason carroll thanks. the news continues right here on cnn. >> it's wednesday. >> february 12th. >> right now on cnn. >> this. >> morning. >> i feel like the luckiest man on earth right now. >> back on american soil. marc fogel a man held. >> prisoner in. >> russia, released one of his first stops. >> the white house, to meet with the president. plus this. >> i always abide by the courts. always abide by them, and will appeal. >> complying with the courts. president trump promising there to abide by the judge's rulings but vowing to appeal any that don't go his way. that's how the constitution works. and later. >> if you get gazans. >> out of gaza and what's next? what about the west. >> bank? >> proposal pushed back? the jordanians, clearly not on board with president trump's plan to displace millions of gazans from their homes. the president, though, remains insistent it will happen. 5 a.m. here on the east coast. here's a live look at capitol hill on this cold and snowy morning in washington. good morning everyone. i'm jim sciutto in for kasie hunt. thanks so much for joining us this morning. a u.s. teacher wrongfully detained in russia for more than three y

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jason essentially reconstitutes his entire cabinet because of this this situation action involving the eton marriage, which is causes, again, a lot of uproar in washington that, you know, here's here's the man that we thought would bring chaos. and he's brought even more chaos than we imagined. so those first few months of the jackson administration in 1829, andrew jackson is pretty bogged down with hiring decisions and with controversies. yes, absolutely. today we are used to presidents coming in and immediately signing executive orders. were those used back in 1829? jackson does not does not do anything like that. he is he is someone, again, who's focused on the administrative tasks. yes. but he is not presence. that time did not legislate in that way did not direct political affairs in the way that they do in more modern times from the mid 20th century on. was he facing any foreign policy crises coming in in 1829? he wasn't necessarily facing crises. there were some disputes, france over some payments that were due to the united states that will eventually escalate into more problems down the road. but really, the main foreign relations issue that jackson pays attention to during his fir

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he is the world's richest man and became an ardent supporter of trump during the campaign and has an office on the white house campus. here is jasonn alabama, democrat. good morning, jason. caller: good morning. how are you doing? host: good. caller: i think we need to be real about why elon musk is there. elon musk is there because he gave a bunch of money to trump and bought twitter to other but everything trump is about -- to elevate everything trump is about. if elon does not have any power, why is he there? he is there because he gave money. he is there because he wants to do that she is on a mission to do what trump wants him to do. as far as not making money, he gets access to all the data of all of us. that has been the whole fight with all of these government employees, giving him access. the buyout is a trick. right now, the government funding is on a continuing with solution ending in march. any government employee dumb enough to believe trump can buy them out when their funding ends in march is an idiot. not to mention the maximum amount of voluntary separation incentive that can be given for government employees is $2

jason nesmith, right man on taxes twomak how are the taxes doing, okay? i hope. ron?e you twomak -- stand up, you look so good, he always look good. kevin? wherever you may be? what happened? how come he had no applause? [laughter] [applause] lauren? very much a leader in this, thank you lauren. [applause] thank you. byron donald's, he is doing good. [applause] you are doing good byron! laurel lee. thank you. anna luna. thank you! greg, or home run wearing a trump cap. the only one hitting a home run out of the park, crazy baseball game. i think i'll comment. if you're playing i will come. summary that is very shy, very shy person, but she is trying to break out of it, marjorie? [cheering and applause] victoria? thank you victoria, great job. ashley hansen. thank you. marionette miller-meeks. great job. mary miller. [applause] julia letlough. claudia from new york? great job. needed -- nicole? [applause] michelle? [applause] thank you. great job. anne wagner, missouri? sherry biggs, south carolina. great job. nancy mase. you believe are and what we're doing? nancy tak