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But to also help president trump so there's this interesting political back and forth going on. virtually around the clock. >> you can make an argument for it either way. is there a sense in washington over what president trump is going to do? i know he says he's okay with either one. but in the end, he usually dictates the terms. >> that's such a great point. i had off yesterday. but my phone was blowing up with the twitter alerts from president trump. something like 125 times the president -- >> it's a record. >> i think it was, actually a record. clearly from all joking aside, his focus was...

You know because she has asberger's, she's very focused on her one issue, getting world leaders to take radical action on climate change and she has got a lot of haters, she's got a lot of detractors, but she doesn't let it bother her, she's not really interested in getting trump's approval, frankly she doesn't care what he thinks of her. >> using it right in her twitter profile. you know of course, the first thing the president goes to is chill, greta, chill. when it's an angry woman. of course, i want to roll my eyes. then there's the backlash over the silence from melania trump. she has her...

Just, he talks about his process in doing them. he doesn't try to justify any individual cases. >> now, you were speaking about just the fallout from all of this. and him, he's been defending it. his decision on twitter over and over again. we've talked about the fact that both republicans and democrats are questioning this. not just the state level in kentucky. but also on the federal level. take a listen to what senate majority leader mitch mcconnell had to say about it yesterday. >> honestly, i don't approve. it seems to me, it was completely inappropriate. i expect he had the power to do i...

Kentucky. part of a report from nbc's peter alexander on "nightly news" last night. >> days after leaving office, former kentucky governor is under fire for issuing 428 pardons and commutations, cording to the louisville newspaper. among those pardoned. a man convicted of raping a 9-year-old child. another who hired a hit man to kill his business partner. a man who killed his parents and a man who beheaded a woman before stuffing her in a barrel. >> well quite poignant words there. joining me congressman john y yarmouth, democrat of kentucky. matt bevin is defending the pardons on twitter, say...