part of a prison crew. he was considered nonviolent, but then on july 3rd this year his commutation was revoked by the current governor at the request of the multnomah county district attorney s office. oregon public broadcasting reported that brown either granted commutations or pardons for more than 48,390 people over the seven years she was in office. most of those were made after the death of george floyd under the guise of social justice. at the time, critics warned they would be tragic consequences. jesse calhoun has not been charged with the deaths of these women, and they haven t even been called murders yet, but the police don t have any evidence yet to present to a court. they have time, they have a year now while he is in custody filling out the rest of that form a prison sentence to bring charges to him. john?
kardashians had brought to the white house and the kardashians had lobbied for and gone around the white house office, he basically said to himself, i m done. that was the breaking point for him, and he knew that he truly had to get out. and kelly was never able to wrestle the pardon s process back from jared. kelly is gone by the beginning of 2019, and this allowed jared to consolidate his power around this extraordinary thing. jared s not a lawyer. everyone talks about, well, the justice department pardon process wasn t followed. the white house counsel s office for a significant portion of pardons and commutations was cut out. it s not just the justice department. some of these just went right through jared and trump. and that was different. joyce, i guess the question is it illegal, and does it justify a congressional or a