New York City’s former top cop, Bernard Kerik, one of seven individuals Tuesday who received a pardon or commutation from President Trump, says he had already given up on getting pardoned after President Barack Obama denied his request.
“You know what? I wasn’t too optimistic. You know? I initially submitted the pardon under President Obama,” Kerik told the Washington Examiner.
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