SCIUTTO: Don't miss this story because it's an important one. A massive overhaul of America's criminal justice system. The Senate overwhelmingly passed the Criminal Justice Reform bill. Republicans and Democrats coming together.</s>HARLOW: Yes. Huge. 87 to 12 vote in favor of this. It has been long sought. It aims to reduce sentences for nonviolent offenders, reduce recidivism in terms of giving them the ability to thrive when they are out of prison. Let's talk to Jeremy Diamond, our White House reporter, about this. You have a fascinating piece this morning on the bill that wouldn't die. So many people and administrations have pushed for this. And it's the Trump administration that got it. Van Jones, the Koch brothers, Jared Kushner, Kim Kardashian, FOX News and the ACLU come together. Who moved Mitch McConnell's hand on this one? Because he called it extremely divisive but then he brought it to the floor.</s>JEREMY DIAMOND, CNN WHITE HOUSE REPORTER: As you said, it was the bill that would not die. In fact, so much so that opponents of the bill and ultimately supporters started to call it the zombie bill. And this is something that has gone through this winding journey through Congress, through the administration. In both of those bodies there has been significant opposition to this effort but it was ultimately this unlikely coalition really helmed ultimately by Jared Kushner.
Senate Passes Bipartisan Criminal Justice Bill