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We actually just saw her. I took all three kids in Las Vegas around a month ago. Alice Johnson, whose case I had worked with in the White House, my father commuted her sentence. Her case was brought to me by a friend, Kim Kardashian, and she came to the show. We all went together with some mutual friends and stuff.

I was like a very profound, it was amazing to see Adele, but it was a very profound experience for me to have with my kids because she rode with us in a car on the way to the show and she talked to my kids about her experience and her story and how her case found its way to me. And I think for young children, it's very abstract, you know, policy.

I was like a very profound, it was amazing to see Adele, but it was a very profound experience for me to have with my kids because she rode with us in a car on the way to the show and she talked to my kids about her experience and her story and how her case found its way to me. And I think for young children, it's very abstract, you know, policy.

I was like a very profound, it was amazing to see Adele, but it was a very profound experience for me to have with my kids because she rode with us in a car on the way to the show and she talked to my kids about her experience and her story and how her case found its way to me. And I think for young children, it's very abstract, you know, policy.

And so for her to be able to share with them this was a very beautiful moment and led to a lot of really incredible conversations with each of my kids about our time in service because, you know, they gave up a lot for me to do it. Actually, Alice told them the most beautiful story about the plays she used to put on in prison. how these shows were like the hottest ticket in town.

And so for her to be able to share with them this was a very beautiful moment and led to a lot of really incredible conversations with each of my kids about our time in service because, you know, they gave up a lot for me to do it. Actually, Alice told them the most beautiful story about the plays she used to put on in prison. how these shows were like the hottest ticket in town.

And so for her to be able to share with them this was a very beautiful moment and led to a lot of really incredible conversations with each of my kids about our time in service because, you know, they gave up a lot for me to do it. Actually, Alice told them the most beautiful story about the plays she used to put on in prison. how these shows were like the hottest ticket in town.

Like, you could not get into them. They always extended their run. But for the people who were in them, a lot of those men and women had never experienced Nobody had ever shown up at their games or at their plays and clapped for them. And the emotional experience of just being able to give someone that, you know, being able to stand and applaud for someone. And how meaningful that was.

Like, you could not get into them. They always extended their run. But for the people who were in them, a lot of those men and women had never experienced Nobody had ever shown up at their games or at their plays and clapped for them. And the emotional experience of just being able to give someone that, you know, being able to stand and applaud for someone. And how meaningful that was.

Like, you could not get into them. They always extended their run. But for the people who were in them, a lot of those men and women had never experienced Nobody had ever shown up at their games or at their plays and clapped for them. And the emotional experience of just being able to give someone that, you know, being able to stand and applaud for someone. And how meaningful that was.

And she was showing us pictures from these different productions. And it was a really, it was a beautiful moment. Alice actually, after her sentence was commuted and she came out of prison, together we worked on 23 different pardons or commutations. So the impact of her experience and how she was able to

And she was showing us pictures from these different productions. And it was a really, it was a beautiful moment. Alice actually, after her sentence was commuted and she came out of prison, together we worked on 23 different pardons or commutations. So the impact of her experience and how she was able to

And she was showing us pictures from these different productions. And it was a really, it was a beautiful moment. Alice actually, after her sentence was commuted and she came out of prison, together we worked on 23 different pardons or commutations. So the impact of her experience and how she was able to

to take her opportunity and create that same opportunity for others who were deserving and who she believed in was very beautiful. So anyway, that was an extraordinary concert experience for my kids to be able to have that moment.

to take her opportunity and create that same opportunity for others who were deserving and who she believed in was very beautiful. So anyway, that was an extraordinary concert experience for my kids to be able to have that moment.

to take her opportunity and create that same opportunity for others who were deserving and who she believed in was very beautiful. So anyway, that was an extraordinary concert experience for my kids to be able to have that moment.

And then here we are dancing at Adele.

And then here we are dancing at Adele.

And then here we are dancing at Adele.

Six years later, it was almost to the day, six years later.