Michael Cohen

I call this—I actually wrote a letter, which I did send in, by the way, to the White House—

I call it TEPO, T-E-P-O, Trump Emancipation Proclamation Order.

It would give a second chance to 70 million nonviolent felons who have finished their sentence completely.

No more restitution, no supervised release, no home confinement.

They are done.

So there is no commutation of sentences.

It is merely no longer being listed as

as a felon that prevents you from getting work, having a bank account, having the ability to reintegrate into society, which is exactly what they want.

I have that in front of him.

Here's a question for you, and I do not diminish the disgusting part of America's history.

where slavery was rampant.

You know how many slaves existed in America during slavery?

Do you know?

Most people don't.

just under 3 million, 70 million Americans carry the stigma of felony convictions, that scarlet letter, bank accounts, employment, housing, et cetera.

This would give them the ability.

You know who I co-authored this with?

A very longtime dear friend of mine, Jesse Jackson Jr.

I've been friends with his father for decades.

Decades.