Biden gives life in prison to 37 of 40 federal death row inmates so Trump can't have them executed

The transcript discusses the president's opposition to the federal death penalty, emphasizing his moral stance and decision to halt executions. It highlights the status of 37 convicted murderers who will remain imprisoned without parole, while noting exceptions for certain high-profile inmates. The White House's decision aligns with a moratorium on federal executions, except in cases of terrorism and hate crimes. The discussion anticipates potential changes under a future administration and mentions a meeting between Pope Francis and President Biden, with the Pope advocating for commutation of death row sentences.

What was the president's stance on the use of the death penalty at the federal level?

Who are the notable inmates mentioned that were left off the list?

What reasons did the White House provide for the decisions regarding federal executions?

What was the context of the meeting between Pope Francis and President Biden?

What did Pope Francis pray for regarding inmates on death row?