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Persona of this dictator, tell us what you know about what hes done to people. >> we have to remember that according to a un commit of inquiry, this is a regime that is committing crimes against humanity. this is a regime that continues to run a goulog system where 120,000 n, women and children are imprisoned pursuant to a system of guilt by association where up to three generations of the same family are punished for the perceived offenses of one offender. prisoners at these north korea goulogs...

It looks like he packed his property. so he knew. thats pretty typical. when something happens, they go ahead and pack their stuff up so the officers dont get things mixed up or whatever. so hes ready to go to segregation. he knew he would be going. >> littlejohn checks the surveillance footage. while there is no coverage inside the cell he wants to rule out the possibility of another assailant entering the cell. >> what are you seeing so far? >> absolutely nothing. nobody goes in, nobody comes ...

Thank you for giving me another chance. i want to thank kim kardashian west. kim, thank you. thank you, kim. >> future voters for kanye trump ticket because they are so happy about this. and you can argue that a life sentence was too much. for a first-time offender and president obama had considered, i guess, commuting it. but the department of justice had recommended he not do that because it was connected to a drug cartel. >> i think this is one of the cases where i think it is right to commut...

Questions, not someone kim kardashian whispers in his ear about. >> donald trump is in the early stages of pardoning at least 30 people including former illinois governor rod blagojevich and martha stewart. she had an entire legal team with her and they have been fighting for this for years. other people have as well. pres. obama denied her clemency when they tried to do it during his administration. governor huckabee had something to say about it too. it touched a nerve. >> i appreciate kim kar...

Also believe that time should be fair and just based on the crime. you cant tell me a nonviolent first-time offender should have been given a life without parol sentence. i came into prison at 41 years old with no criminal history and actually when you say that things that took place, i paid my debt to society, and while paying that debt, ive done -- im going to use a word, incredible, some people term it as extraordinary rehabilitation. that is what -- thats what my rehabilitation has been coin...

>> on the alice johnson case, this is in line wit jared kushner and what hes been working on, were talking about draconian sentencing, she was the first-time offender. even the presidents biggest critics would applaud this. you applaud it as well. >> yes. you have to look at it sort of historically. there were sentences that were all disparate. then there were the sentencing guidelines that were put into place which were supposed to normalize them. but they were terribly were unfair for crack ve...

Care or any of the things they should be receiving as employees. >> tucker: i am confused. the people who run uber are socially conscious and good people. they say they are very good people and rich. why wouldnt they pay for their health care for the drivers? >> exactly. thats what we are fact for. also you will get better equal drivers. more qualified drivers. when people have real benefits >> tucker: i don understand why nobody says anything about this. if a factory were paying people what ube...

A sexual offender you can get a job at uber. thapps give a false sense of security. my father used to at night and our children, a late-night out or drinking too much and it is an apps that is safe, it is not safe, it has bugs to be worked out it needs to identify proper payments to these drivers. anybody can be an uber driver and they have to fine-tune that. tucker: are using billionaires who run uber are so greedy that they wont take responsibility for their own employees, what wont even admit...

As a child he wanted, worried about doing the right thing and is very brave and he is in deep trouble for his health. he has never been in the sunlight for six yearse is cut off, no internet, phone calls or visitors, one of his only choices is to leave the embassy, to bed and deported to americwhich i dont think will be favorable to him. tucker: dont know what i think of this but it is an amazing and fascinating story. i eciate it. more with pamela anderson interests a minute. she is no fan of u...

That those who have paid their debt work hard tbetter thems inn deserve a second chance. alice marie johnsons attorney spoke out to say he hopes the president continues to use his clemency psave lives. >> sandra: here now, mike huckabee, former governor of the state of arkansas, fox news contributor and host of "huckabee" on saturday and sunday nights on tbn. i know this i an issue and now a story that is very near and dear to your heart. did you agree with this move by the president? >> i reall...