Clintons 60 minutes interview

For comparison: Former President Clinton issued 141 pardons and commutations of sentences just before leaving office in 2001. Former President George W. Bush only issued 18 pardons and commutations in the last hours of his presidency. Former President Obama pardoned 64 individuals and commuted the sentences of 209 more — 109 of whom faced life sentences, most notably including former U.S. Army Private First Class Chelsea ManningChelsea Elizabeth ManningHistory is on Edward Snowden's side: Now it's time to give him a full pardon Hillicon Valley: Justice Department announces superseding indictment against WikiLeaks' Assange | Facebook ad boycott gains momentum | FBI sees spike in coronavirus-related cyber threats | Boston city government bans facial recognition technology Justice Department announces superseding indictment against Wikileaks' Assange MORE, who had been convicted of violating the Espionage Act of 1917. … [Read more...] about The Hill’s Morning Report – An inauguration like no other

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, however, has taken a different approach. Though he did take similar measures to Newsom early on in the pandemic, he allowed bars and restaurants to open by June. A few months later, he lifted more statewide restrictions on the economy and prohibited law enforcement from fining people who don’t wear masks. CLICK HERE FOR MORE.lifts air-quality limits for cremations amid a backlog of bodies caused by COVID-19to help Washington's coronavirus vaccine effortincreases strain on funeral homes: 'Our morgues are too full'seen in Louisiana for first time: officialsCLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPTODAY'S MUST-READS:may issue 50 to 100 commutations, pardons before term ends; rapper Lil Wayne expected to be on listcondemn violenceaccused of stealing Nancy Pelosi's laptop turns herself in: authoritiescondescending, elitist' remarks calling to 'deprogram' GOP retires journo label, critics saytweets 'Abolish ICE' after agency commemorates MLK Daypleads with Trump to … [Read more...] about Biden’s pledge to suspend deportations may be behind migrant caravan

Democrats have long suggested that Barr acted as President Trump’s personal lawyer during his tenure, but it seemed to many that he exited office at the low point of his relationship with Trump back in December after stating that the Department of Justice uncovered no evidence of widespread voter fraud.  … [Read more...] about Barr ‘not surprised’ to see violence at Capitol, says it cannot be tolerated

To another president, this would bring a sense of deep shame and regret, or at least a moment of humility. But to Trump, it’s still a matter of me, me, me. When he wasn’t selfishly griping or hollering about imaginary election-fraud conspiracies, he spent his final weekend mulling names to pardon, a power he’s used as almost a perk for some of his most crooked cronies. He also spent time pondering on how he could hold on to his cred in the GOP, while struggling to find anyone with a law degree who he thought could defend him to his liking in another impeachment trial. … [Read more...] about Inside Trump’s Pathetic Final Weekend in Office