Jared Polis: “We'll continue to aggressively defend the invalidity of his…”

“No, I have not heard, nor do I expect to hear from the president. He has a very different position. He wants this person pardoned. I strongly disagree with that. We'll continue to aggressively defend the invalidity of his [the President's] pardon in court. It'll likely be heard by the Supreme Court next year. I think, you know, his comments on the case are not coherent. He gets his, her age wrong, her crime wrong.” (04:03–04:09)

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