“I love what they did,” said the former Death Row Records rapper during the call in comments shared with The Post. “It’s a great job for the president and his team on the way out. They did a great job while they were there and did a great job on the way out. Let them know that I loved what they did.”
Harris – one of the first financiers of Death Row Records – saw his 25-year life sentence for conspiracy to commit first-degree murder and cocaine trafficking commuted by Trump after turning 30, allegedly after Snoop’s lobbying, among others. In its statement, the White House said the 59-year-old man “is a former businessman and has mentored and taught other prisoners how to start and run businesses. He completed graduate degrees in business and journalism. Upon his release, Harris will have a location significant amount of work and housing with the support of his family. “
Snoop’s praise for the former president’s efforts comes four months after he shared a long list of people that Trump had disrespected during his presidency in an Instagram video.
“So me and my friends sitting here talking about all the people that President Trump disrespected … Women, gays, transgender, black, Mexican, Asian and now veterans,” he listed in the clip. “Hmmm. It looks like he is disrespecting all the colors in the world and everything that is not what he is, that is racist.”