Dr. Laurie Santos

Yes, it is.

And look, we have been waiting to see if President Trump would pardon or consider pardoning Diddy.

This has been on the table from the get-go, before his trial, during his trial, after his trial.

He has been asked, the president has been asked repeatedly, hey, would you consider pardoning Diddy?

That's right.

So Trump has revealed for the first time ever that Diddy actually sent him a letter asking for a pardon.

And for the first time ever,

We heard the president say he is not considering granting Diddy's request for that pardon.

Absolutely.

And look, we have been hearing from him and we'll get into some of the back and forth, but the president had not shut the door.

And you were even saying by the language he chose with The New York Times that he might have still left a crack open for the possibility, perhaps in the future.

And not considering him doesn't say I'll never consider him or I won't consider him in the future.

Just right now, I am not considering.

And he didn't say right now, but you could infer that that is a part of that sentence.

And look, this letter that we're hearing about.

So when he tells the New York Times that he asked me for a pardon through a letter, obviously the next question from the New York Times is going to be, can we see it?

And in fact, President Trump beat them to it.

He said, oh.

Would you like to see that letter?

He knew exactly that.