pardon to african american boxer jack johnson and commuted the racially charged life sentence of alice marie johnson and i think this sort of renewed focus on the emmett till case can be seen as a sort of continuation of a subtle approach to writing some of those those infamous cases of of racial injustice and hopefully even in the midst of what we're going on in the united states and abroad we can really make some make some right in this situation thank you so much for joining me from new york. thank you as we go to break operators out forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered on facebook and twitter that are to dot com coming up for the commercial underbelly of breastfeeding and the baby formula industry watching the. skies or financial survival. when customers go buy your dish to find. well reducing lower. that's undercutting but what's good for market is not good for the global economy. it's hard to imagine. the war a nazi don't it was still active. in the nineteen seventies cretonne had as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery. a german company

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today, he pardoned alice marie johnson, a great-grandmother, first-time nonviolent drug offender who received a life sentence for cocaine possession. life-- that seems pretty harsh, but if you've ever been stuck in a conversation who's high on cocaine, that feels like a life sentence. ( laughter ) so, anyway, he did the right thing. he did the right thing. she didn't deserve to be in there. he let her off. but maybe he did the right thing for the wrong reason, because there was no formal legal process or review as there normally is. trump just commuted her sentence because of a meeting with kim kardashian. ( audience reacts ) so executive clemency is now just a reality tv show. stayed tuned for "the pardoner." ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( piano riff ) "i-- i-- look, i-- o.j., will you accept this rose?" ( laughter and applause ) and this one-- this is just the latest in a string of pardons that's included sheriff joe arpaio, scooter libby, dinesh d'souza, and the late boxer jack johnson. ( audience boos ) that last one-- that last cause was championed by legal scholar sylvester stallo

. >> jimmy: her name is alice -- >> alice marie johnson. >> jimmy: she'd been in prison for what?t first-time drug offense. >> how long had she been in there? >> 22 years. >> jimmy: 22 years. >> yes. and she was a phone mule. so she would answer the phone. she didn't touch drugs, didn't know quantities, and she got life. >> reporter: how did you find out about her in the first place? >> on twitter. just at that moment i was looking at twitter and i saw the news story come up and a video of her, and i just connected with her, and i just thought to myself, you know what? i want to do what i can to try to help her. >> jimmy: something good finally happened on twitter. i know, i know. twitter's a very important part of your life, i know. so you go to the oval office. >> yes. >> jimmy: and president trump is there. >> yes. >> jimmy: and this seemed to be -- and i study him like jane goodall studies primates. this seemed to be the happiest day of his presidency. [ laughter ] >> it was such a good -- honestly -- i mean, i walk in. and i'm like i look around and i'm kind of starstruck fro