I understand that comment, and I am not engaging in personalities, I am engaging in factual information in regard to comments made by the leader of this country in a national public forum where he basically allowed the impression to be left that a pardon could be offered to someone who right now is in jail for contempt, of not cooperating with the Federal grand jury and the U.S. prosecutor.
Discussing comments made by the President regarding potential pardons during a national public forum.
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