Washington, D.C., has not put to death someone since the 1950s, and the residents of D.C. voted against the death penalty in 1992, effectively abolishing it from being used. Pirro was asked about that and said it will ultimately be up to juries to decide whether someone gets put to death.

The director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention abruptly left after just a month in her job. Susan Monarez, the director, apparently ran afoul of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.