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Last month, John Sheehan was granted release to community supervision by the Committee on Parole.

I said why would you do that? because i wanted everything to be secret. i did not want my own wife to know about this. i didn't want melania to know about this. that's what he said. he said if he had taken $130,000 out of one of his accounts, he wife would have been pumping him for information. that's important. but there's other stuff that day that 7 more important. >> sean: what is that? >> would you like me to go on? >> sean: yes, sir. >> besides that -- once he told us that he was suicidal and he needed an escape hatch, he said can i get -- i need to know what my options are. can i get a p...

- yeah. has he thought about the commutation stuff? - yeah. - i opposed the recall, because i felt that it was a misguided solution. the recall equated accountability with long sentences, an increase in mass incarceration. the way that the families at de-bug talked about the recall, versus the way that maybe the legal community and politicians talked about recall were two different conversations all together. (somber music)

Artillery battle, and ukraine is going to conduct much more fast moving armored operations. >> you know, i was listening to one military expert who returned from the front lines in bakhmut and said it this way. he said this has turned into a war of the mobilized and reserved officer, meaning both sides at this point more than one year in have lost their best trained troops. given that and given the anticipated spring offensive we're expected to see in the next few months how does that impact what we can see on the battlefield? >> yeah, so the russian army, it's mobilization has been less than ...

The Connecticut Board of Pardons and Paroles reduced the sentences of 71 people last year.