Todd Chrisley Speaks Out for First Time Since His Prison Release
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TODAY.comAriana Brockington
Todd Chrisley Speaks Out for First Time Since His Prison Release
Todd Chrisley is speaking out after he and his wife Julie Chrisley were released from prison following a pardon from President Donald Trump. With his daughter Savannah by his side, he said he’s grateful to the White House and that he plans to “expose the corruption” of the justice system. NBC’s Ryan Chandler reports for Saturday TODAY.
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