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Hello! Hey, hey! How are you?

I'm Andrew Torres from Opening Arguments. I am wonderful. How are you?

Alison Gill from Muller, she wrote in The Daily Beans. I am fantastic. How are you?

Well, here's what's happening.

Oh!

I was just recording a show and we were just wrapping up the good news.

Just finished talking to Kathy Griffin and bam! Notice, notice on my phone.

Like, and it's funny because I say on the show, this just came across my desk like I get paid

from my cat. I guess. And it's Pardon Paloza Parts. I think we're on Part 4 maybe, Part 3.

And wow, I went back on the air for another five minutes so I could jam the segment into the show

for tomorrow morning, but that list of pardons is ridiculous.

Yes, it is. And it's worth pointing out, right, as with everything with Donald Trump.

This is not normal. This is not the way it is supposed to be.

And those of us who are, you know, of slightly advanced years, but like,

might remember that literally on his last day in office, Bill Clinton, pardon Mark Rich,

a bunch of other, you know, really questionable, controversial, personal,

partners. Absolutely. I mean, let's be clear about this. Zero chance that those

partners would have issued had Al Gore won the two. Had Al Gore been declared the winner of the

2000 presidential race. It's just there. Yeah, no, I want to lawyer, lawyerly precision on that.

But, but look, like this used to be the thing. And, and, and, and also, I mean, let's, let's be clear about this.

Clinton's pardon of March, of Mark Rich was corrupt. It was wrong. That's not what the purpose of

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