Todd Chrisley reveals white privilege in prison system, vows to fight for reform after presidential pardon.

Unfair Treatment Behind Bars

Todd Chrisley just dropped some serious truth bombs about his time in prison.

Fresh out thanks to Trump’s pardon, he ain’t holding back about what he saw.

The reality star noticed something fishy going on with how inmates were treated.

Black prisoners got the short end of the stick while he breezed through with special access.

The Privilege Problem

“The system’s rigged,” Chrisley admitted at Friday’s press conference.

He watched young Black men get denied programs and opportunities that came easy to him.

Why the difference? Todd knows exactly why—his white privilege was showing.

Now he’s calling for everyone to wake up and see what’s happening.

Daughter Savannah’s jumping into the fight too. She’s fired up about prison reform and dragging her parents along for the ride.

“We’re not leaving those men and women behind,” she declared with passion.

The Chrisleys aren’t just talking—they’re planning to hit up D.C. and push for real change.

Despite the pardon, Todd’s still bitter about his conviction.

He and Julie got slammed with 19 years for bank fraud and tax evasion, but they swear they’re innocent.

“I was convicted of something I didn’t do,” he insisted. Todd sees his case as proof the justice system needs fixing.

The Chrisleys aren’t disappearing anytime soon. They’ve got a new Lifetime show in the works that was filming before the pardon.

Todd’s pumped about returning to TV with “a much bigger story to tell.”

While son Chase seemed unsure about his parents’ TV future, Todd’s already planning their comeback.