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Why The Hell Is Jared Kushner Suddenly So Interested In Prison Reform?
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January 12, 2018
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6:48Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, Contributor Michael Brooks hosts the show to discuss Jared Kusher's latest, laughably ridiculous venture into prison reform.
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---President Donald Trump, looking for a bipartisan win in 2018, hosted a prison reform listening session Thursday at the White House, taking on an issue championed by former President Barack Obama.
Trump and the assembled Republican lawmakers and prison reform advocates focused much of their discussion on job training and rehabilitation for prisoners, offering a conservative view of an issue that has long garnered support of Republicans and Democrats.
"The vast majority of incarcerated individuals will be released at some point and often struggle to become self-sufficient one they exit the correctional system," Trump said. "We have a great interest in helping them turn their lives around, get a second chance and make our communities safe."---
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