The Megyn Kelly Show Alice Marie Johnson on Her Journey Out of Prison, President Trump, Kim Kardashian, and Criminal Justice Reform | Ep. 117
Jun 18, 2021
Alice Marie Johnson, founder of the Taking Action for Good (TAG) Foundation, shares her incredible story of resilience after serving 21 years for a nonviolent drug crime. She discusses the pivotal moments of her life, including the unexpected support from Kim Kardashian and President Trump that led to her release. Johnson reflects on the challenges of reintegration, the importance of criminal justice reform, and her commitment to helping others navigate a similar journey. Her inspiring journey is a testament to hope and advocacy.
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Notable Encounters and Hospice Work
- While incarcerated, Johnson encountered notable inmates like Heidi Fleiss and Wanda Barzee.
- She became a hospice volunteer, finding purpose in comforting terminally ill inmates.
The Power of Forgiveness
- Johnson believes unforgiveness is self-destructive, emphasizing the importance of letting go of resentment.
- She developed a practice of praying for those who wronged her, finding freedom in forgiveness.
Kim Kardashian's Advocacy
- Kim Kardashian saw a video about Johnson's case and advocated for her release, contacting Ivanka Trump.
- Kardashian assembled a legal team, working for six months to present Johnson's case to President Trump.