Former Obama adviser Van Jones praised President Donald Trump for “Caesar Pardon”, Alice Mary Johnson.
On Thursday, Trump was appointed Johnson, a woman of her pardon during his first term, as “Caesar Pardon” during the Black History event at the White House. Johnson has already been convicted of the smuggling of nonviolent drugs in Memphis, Tennessee, and after spent 21 years, a life sentence was reduced by Trump.
Johns praised the president for this last appointment, as he spoke to the liberal commentator Deni Deutsch on Monday's “ON Brand” episode.
“Miss Alice Johnson – the formerly imprisoned black woman who launched her while working with Kim Kardashian – put her responsibility for pardon. This is huge,” Jones said. “Someone is already imprisoned, he was in the federal system, understanding how the Ministry of Justice understands the people who should return home – some people who should not return home – but many people who should return home, and are self -exposed by the amnesty office. You will work to repair it.”
“As a person who worked on criminal justice, as you know, for 30 years, he has a formerly imprisoned person responsible for passing by all this amnesty and making sure that people get a fair shot – I think this is very good.”
Deutsch quoted a job written by Jones in late January, when he said: “Trump's heart can be touched. It has often been transferred to help persecuted individuals – whether in his work or in federal prisons (the first step law). So you do not assume that moral appeals cannot work with Trump. In the forum and the right conditions, they can and do.”
Jones stood up to his first words, Trump in his post, saying that Trump brought previously imprisoned individuals to the White House and allowed them to speak at press conferences. “I don't remember Biden, Obama or Clinton, they do anything like that.”
However, Jones still has Trump's criticism.
“Now I think we are in a fire of five ponds and I will radically oppose my beloved Barack Obama.
Johnson has positively talked about her role in the Trump administration, and Fox News told her passion for starting.
Johnson said: “I plan to achieve the confidence that the president put inside me,” Johnson said. “I have given me specific march orders, and in fact, I have been working on this without stopping since my release. This is really a continuation [is]He was very interested in their families. He wanted to know if they had a strong re -entry program. “
