CLEAN : New Yorkers 'happy' Brittney Griner freed from Russian prison

The speaker expresses happiness about a woman's release from a Russian prison, despite the trade involving an arms dealer. They discuss the unexpected early release, the fairness of the trade, and the legal aspects of her sentence. The speaker believes the sentence was too harsh for an accidental offense and is glad she can reunite with her loved ones.

What was the speaker's initial reaction to the release of the person from the Russian prison?

• They were happy.

• They were confused.

• They were unhappy.

• They were indifferent.

How did the speaker feel about the trade made to secure the person's release?

• They were unaware of the trade.

• They believed it was not ideal.

• They thought it was the best trade.

• They fully supported the trade.

What does the speaker think about the sentence given to the person?

• It was fair and justified.

• It was too lenient.

• It was excessively harsh.

• It was appropriate for the crime.

What does the speaker believe should have been the consequence for the legal breach?

• No consequence was necessary.

• Community service was appropriate.

• A longer sentence was needed.

• A fine would have sufficed.

What is the speaker's overall sentiment about the diplomatic efforts to bring the person back?

• They are critical of the efforts.

• They are indifferent to the efforts.

• They are glad about the efforts.

• They are unaware of the efforts.