ChrisleyKnowsBest star Savannah Chrisley says she has no faith after witnessing 'how broken the system is.'
During the conversation, Savannah brought up the disparities between her parents' legal battle and Shah’s, as they were found guilty of similar federal crimes. On Jan. 6, Shah
, after being found guilty of conspiracy to commit bank fraud, conspiracy to defraud the United States and tax fraud in November. "You have one case, Jen Shah, who has admitted to guilt, who has said she would not appeal her conviction if she got less than 12 years," the host said."There were hundreds of victims who were elderly, and people provided statements who lost homes and threatened to end their lives. She got six and a half years! Make that make sense."
Savannah said after witnessing"how broken the system is," she had no faith that it would work in her parents' favor. However, Julie was still optimistic.
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