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Last year, I heard through friends the story of Alice Johnson.

I was deeply moved.

In 1997, Alice was sentenced to life in prison as a first time nonviolent drug offender.

Over the next 22 years, she became a prison minister, inspiring others to choose a better path.

She had a big impact on that prison population and far beyond.

In in trepid researcher, positive Sean has come up with who those friends were who advised the

president. I do believe it was Kim Kardashian.

Right. Remember when she went to the White House and talked about this?

So that was a great moment during the speech and that woman stands up on everybody's chairs and

applause and she's got tears in her eyes and everything like that.

And then he points out this other guy that was in prison too and similar sort of story.

And I just saw Charles Payne on CNN.

You know who he is? He's a commentator like a big black guy.

The reason I mentioned he's black, the reason I mentioned he's big is because he's the biggest guy

you ever see on TV. Well, he could be an NFL lineman.

But the reason I mentioned he's black is you just don't see very many black conservative commentators.

I mean, it really stands out.

It's as rare as Indian law professors at Harvard.

But more on that in a second.

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