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Talking about nonviolent drug offenders. and, you know, the idea that you let 5,000 people go, the odds are that at least one of them will commit a crime. so talk to us about how this -- this plays into this conversation. >> i think, actually -- possibly obama's greater fear than that is the politicalization of the pardoning office in the past. i think if you look at what's happened with mark rich, scooter libby, even richard nixon. i think this administration has shown their white house is not for sale. and they're afraid that if they are to not just let out someone who might have committed a...

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Zimmerman lived and where trayvon martin died. >> you want to get back inside. we'll check back in with you. phil keating live. bill: mark rich who was famously pardoned during president clinton's final hours in office has died. if he was known as the king of commodities. he was indicted on 50 counts of fraud and racketeering and tax evasion. good morning, stuart. news on mark rich? undercover in greece for years. >> his life story is the story of the vigorous per sui -- pursf money. it goes back to the 1970s. he had a relationship with iran. traded oil for iran just as american diplomats were...

Lead law enforcement officer in this country would conduct himself like that, support the pardon to mark rich, would have a cast of characters in the department of justice that he's brought in that have supported gitmo detainees, all down there working for them pro bono. i mean, it's almost like the world has been turned on its head. this is the person leading the department of justice? stunning. >> it's hard to imagine eric got into power. how did this happen? >> he's always done exactly what his superiors have wanted him to do. in 2008, before obama was elected and i was on the show, why wou...

Lead law enforcement officer in this country would conduct himself like that, support the pardon to mark rich, would have a cast of characters in the department of justice that he's brought in that have supported gitmo detainees, all down there working for them pro bono. i mean, it's almost like the world has been turned on its head. this is the person leading the department of justice? stunning. >> it's hard to imagine eric got into power. how did this happen? >> he's always done exactly what his superiors have wanted him to do. in 2008, before obama was elected and i was on the show, why wou...