Hello, everyone. Welcome to another edition of Nightly Scroll. I'm Haley Karinea. I'm very excited for the show tonight.

I want to remind you that, yes, you can watch this live on Rumble. Rumble.com slash Haley will bring you to

the Bongina Report channel, but you can also listen on Spotify or Apple Podcast. So make sure that you are

also subscribing there. A staggering new finding on the job front.

Almost all of the new jobs created by the Biden administration were taken by illegal immigrants.

Boo.

Two council members in Florida actually cried while voting against border security.

I will play the very embarrassing tape.

Democrats are slowly waking up to the rise of Republican influence on social media.

All that and more on Nightly Scroll.

Before we get into the crazy border jobs number story, I do want to let you know that a man that Joe Biden had these prison-scented commuted, he is back in jail.

So here it is, Fox News headline, a man who had prison sentence commuted by Biden is now

facing drug and firearms related charges. Okay, this is Willie Frank Peterson. He's 52 years old.

He was convicted on drug charges, conspiracy to distribute cocaine back in 2023. He was sentenced to six and a half years in jail,

and Biden commuted his sentence to 20 months. Okay, so fast forward to just this Monday.

He was charged in Alabama with unlawful possession of a controlled substance, one count of possession of marijuana.

He was also arrested for drug paraphernalia and firearms-related charges per police records.

So I'm just wondering now, like, can we commute the sentence?

I agree to an extent that if you are in jail for an astronomical amount of time for a marijuana charge or something, like, all right, let's get these sentences down. It's, you know, you shouldn't be in jail forever over it. However, can we commute the sentences of people who have proved themselves? Can we commute the sentences of people who made their life

better while they're in prison? Maybe they turned their life, they found Christ. Maybe they,

I don't know, they just became a better person. They've proved themselves in a way that they're

not just going to be released and then do the same thing again. Am I crazy for thinking this?

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