Brett Cooper

Obviously.

That's what happened.

But guys, don't worry.

Don't worry because thanks to his pardon from Donald Trump, he was able to join the White House Hanukkah Party.

And that's really all that matters.

Isn't.

So, snaps for that.

You defrauded the government.

Elderly people died because of maggots and gangrene.

But at least you got to go to the Hanukkah Party.

I have no words.

And the best part is, while he was at the Hanukkah party, he made sure to go thank his friend, Laura Loomer, who had advocated for him with the president.

So at this point in the episode, I'm hoping that you guys are probably feeling the same way that I felt this morning as I was reading this story, which is just complete and utter frustration.

I mean, there are so many different examples of hypocrisy that I could point to, but the first one that comes to mind is the fact that Trump has this, you know, hysterical troll row of presidential portraits outside the White House.

He literally has the auto pen for Biden as a nod to the insane pardons that he issued his last day in office.

And then here Trump is pardoning awful people.

And you might go, Brett, it's just one guy.

Were they friends?

It's not the first time.

Because in addition to Joseph Schwartz, Trump pardoned another nursing home mogul who defrauded the government of $1.3 billion.