Trump using a new 'dirty tool' to reward his friends and supporters: CNN host

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CNN host Kasie Hunt said Wednesday that President Donald Trump's pardons of his supporters feel 'like a dirty tool,' noting that he has pardoned several allies since returning to office in January. During a segment on CNN Tuesday, Hunt asked the panel what message these pardons send. Former Sen. Doug Jones (D-Ala.) said they 'tell a story of a very transactional president.'

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