All right, folks, happy Super Tuesday and welcome to a new edition of John Solomon Reports,

the podcast from Just the News.

Yes, we're a week old at JustTheNews.com and check us out.

We're breaking all sorts of stories on Ukraine and Russia, inside the Trump White House,

big interviews, breaking news.

It's a site that gives you facts without any of the opinion or point of view that too much

of my colleagues in the news media are inflicting upon the American public these days.

And we're going to inflict a great interview on you today.

That's right.

We've got Bernie Kerak, the former commissioner of the NYPD, the former head of prisons

for New York City, and a man who then went to prison himself and came out and became

a champion of criminal justice reform.

He was a driving voice in the criminal justice reform, prison reform package that President

Trump managed to get through Congress.

And he's here today to talk to us about some extraordinary new ideas on where the criminal

justice reform movement goes next.

And what impact it's having around America, particularly in minority communities who are

now finding a connection to President Trump as a result of seeing their relatives freed

from prison, getting rehabilitated, turning into productive citizens, again, inside their

communities.

This is going to be a great interview.

There's a lot of personal experience that Bernie Kerak brings to this issue, having

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