Rapper Snoop Dogg has a message for President Trump and his aides: “I love what they did,” he said, granting clemency to Death Row Records co-founder Michael “Harry O” Harris.
Harris learned Tuesday that he will soon be released from prison on Trump’s orders, though the White House has not yet said so publicly.
The music and marijuana mogul was informed of the decision Sunday and said he wanted to share a message with the outgoing president.
“It’s a big job for the president and his team on the way out,” Snoop Dogg said in statements shared with The Post.
“They did a great job while they were in there and they did a great job on the way out. Let them know that I love what they did. “
He also said, “It’s amazing what can really give life to God’s work so that people understand that there is a God.”
Snoop Dogg praised Trump in a Zoom call with reform advocates Alice Johnson and Weldon Angelos, who shared the recording with his permission.
The Zoom meeting was called so Johnson could give the news to Snoop Dogg that 59-year-old Harris would get clemency after three decades in prison for attempted murder and cocaine trafficking. Its release was scheduled for June 2028.
Snoop Dogg says “Happy Sunday” before he hears the purpose of the Zoom call.
Johnson, the first drug offender Trump was released from a life sentence, after Kim Kardashian’s lobby and later pardoned, shared the news.
Johnson tells Snoop Dogg, “I just got a call from the White House and Harry-O gets clemency. He’ll be home, brother! ”
Snoop exclaims, “God is good!”
An excited Johnson agrees: “All the time! All the time! All the time!”
Harris received the news that he had been granted clemency at the Lompoc Federal Correctional Institution in California, said Angelos, who received his own pardon from Trump in December.
Angelos said Harris sent him an email saying, “Thank God. God is great. It makes me feel like the weight of the world had lifted off my shoulders.”
Snoop’s efforts came even though he has been a outspoken critic of Trump, and he even made a video in which he intended to shoot a clown dressed as a president.
Angelos credited first daughter Ivanka Trump for the imminent release of Harris more than seven years before it occurred on June 13, 2028.
“The merit of this lies with Ivanka Trump because Ivanka Trump was not going to take the no to respond,” he said.
He said Ivanka “did this for Alice Johnson and that’s a big win for hip-hop.”