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welcome to stay tuned. I'm Priperara. So much of my work in the Senate is to bring a legislative

edge to the larger moral callings of our country and the legislation becomes easy when we start

having a greater consciousness of the persisted recklessness of the realities in which we live

and are unconsciousness to our own history even. Not knowing ourselves makes it very hard

to correct the ills of today. That's New Jersey Senator Corey Booker. He's

held that role since 2013. He was previously the mayor of Newark, gaining high marks for

his work on reducing poverty and bringing commercial development back to the city. A member

of the Senate Judiciary and Foreign Relations Committees, Booker has played a central

role in congressional oversight of the Russia investigation and in President Trump's recent

impeachment. Booker also recently co-authored the Sweeping George Floyd Justice and Policing

Act and he's introduced a bill to remove Confederate statues from the U.S. Capitol. And

oh yeah, he also recently ran for president. That's coming up. Stay tuned.

Let's get to your questions. This question comes in a tweet from the Chuck Hansen.

I'm sure I'm the 100th person to ask tonight. But what is was the constitutional justification

for giving the president the power to commute slash pardon? And he adds, by the way, we're

watching Andy Sandberg's new flick Palm Springs. Well, I hope you enjoy that movie. And

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