never dug in deep enough to see what marxismt had done inside campus. so what we do with poison ivy is sort of pull back the curtain on. yes, these institutions were previously prestigious bac, ecte but they've been very effective. will we talk about this a lot? yeah, like.n ki they bring in ks now, now that are inclined to be woke already because the high schoolsbe arend are aly gone. and then it's like a finishing school for activisg schom. and it used to be that the professors were radical. now the kids are radical, too.wr and so you get these radical left-wing protests i ourf you wt to know how we're how we're losing our country, watch poison ivy. it's on fox nation right now ivy on? let's check it out on foxth nation. also, by the way, the will caien show is now streaming live at foxnews.com every day monday through thursdayvery day . go to foxnews.com or youtube, the fox news channel. joinlive a at 12friends. eastern. we'll see tomorrow morning on fox and friends and that's going do it for us tonight s it r

and welcome to hannity. so we are at the end of a very. busy week. no one is happier, by the way, he biden. andt joe he now gets to spend more quality time restingit has and relaxing at his home in delaware. now, of course, it been has notn a very busy week or month for that matter, for joe biden. >> yesterday, he completed justice five public event in the last 27 days, according to rnc research. it was a short trip to north carolina where he attempte d to talk about high speed internet. well, instead, joe got dazed and confused, as usual on, stage randomly starting to ask for someone nae named deborah. deborah wasn't there, but he pictt takenhad jus a picture with deborah. maybe he just simply imagined it. take >> look at what spider-man never offers deborah.taken this year i just hadwi my pictue taken with him., al

that's probably why she left. no way. do you know she couldn't, be here? actually. that's not true. i got mixed upshe ha-- you and. she has. you know, she fights very hard a for people to and she's upn: in washington right now. >> joe is often mixed up man is anyway. >> he's not. well, let's just be deadnot wel. here. this man is not well. it's sad for him. s lifeit's sad that nobody in hs life will intervene. it's also scars,y for all of us, everybody in the country. and frankly, it's a scare worldy scenario for the world. the president of the united states of americaa cl clearly does not have thedwidth cognitive bandwidth to do any job. i don't think he could be almar wal-martgr greeter for that muc, for that matter, much less serve as the leader of the free world. and he's now running for reelection. fair, >> this is this is the b definition of insanity. now, to be faiid dr, biden didnt just give a speech in north carolina. he also visited a delicious

greensboro based chain cookout where. he enjoyed some ice cream. it's joe's big reward for a hard day'sthis i work. this is such a ridiculous game. the democrats are now playingnt a ot biden out in front of a small crowd of hand-selected guests every few days. they carefully guide him onto ste. mebodyefull the fewer steps, the better. somebody is on stand by to wal k them off stage, left or stage right. they load a short script into the teleprompter with the biggest font possible. obviously written by a stafferle that biden probably doesn't even know or remember. and then finally, they allible cross their fingers and they're hoping wriaffer. and praying thj biden can make it througoeh the speech, botching it up to, that badly. we're all supposed to pretend that this is normal, that this is okay, that this is fine?. eso your president is running on empty as result, our country is being run into the ground s by entitled radical socialists

end their lives in and around the washington swamp and had zero understanding of the real world. >> you know, this is one of the major reasons why multiple polls show donald trump beating, biden in a hypothetical match up the lates. the latest messenger harris poll has trump up by 11ason with independent voters. another major for trump's polling edge appears to involve the many legal cases against him. americans now rightfullyw ri viw donald trump as being politically persecuted, facing facin off against an abusively biased system that's corruptedty bi partisan bureaucrats. for example, fulton county d.a. fani willis now attempting to prosecute trump for more than a dozetor moren rico a racketeering chargesrges by way normally used for organized crime, including drug dealerudis and gang members in the mafia. >> and in orde mafiar to pul.loi that off this aggressive prosecution was used a masllsivs

of amount of taxpayer funding to hire outside attorneys some guy named nathan wade. now, according to allegations fromccordingtion a divorce proc, willis was having an affair law with this lawyer and going on trips and tropical vacations with. the lawyer who is being paid an obscene amount of money, r the pair were even traveling together during their investigatioion into n. trump. now, of course, this is all, you know, seemingly financ, seee by $654,000. that fani willisend alleged boyfriend earned from the taxpayers of fultoaxpayersn georgia. >> and to make matters worse, this guy has very limitedhis wo experience prosecuting criminals outside of his work traffic citations. so you got to ask what's goingh? on here? well, i think it's obvious to connect the dots. but as we speae speak, fani wil, you know, beyond playing, the race card is desperatelyubp trying to squash this subpoena related to alleged

misconduct, all while refusing to confirm or denyir her inappropriate affair allegations with a special prosecutor the spe she hired and paid the obscene amount of money to and went on vacation with once again the very same people, the ones that proclai wm no one is above the law. they seem to think they themselvethat p s above the law when in reality, many of these prosecutors are nothing but political hacks motivated, motivated byd by fame and fortu, and an unyielding hatred forl ts all things. and of course, they desire power. here with reaction, fox newset,x legal analyst gregg jarrett, fox news contributor jason chaffetzontribut. jason, let's start with you tonight. you know, when you have a guy that doesn't have a lot of experience in criminal times prosecutions and you're paying him, you know, oh, three times what the fulton county d.a. herself was being paid, and then she becomes the beneficiary of the high dollars that he's making off of her office to go ela on these elaborate vacations. k.

huh? i don't know. makes me scratch my headow, ma and said, well, maybe there's a conflict here. i don't. i'm maybe i'm just naturallydent suspicious and suspicious about resident now. but i did live many years in new york. maybe i'm too cynical. yeah, well, that'll happen when you live in new york. look, why won'mostt she answer the most obvious question. >> is she having an affair or ta relationshirelatip with the n that she paid more thanshe ru $600,000 still using taxpayer money? >> that's a pretty simple question. she church claims te to the church and clas that it's just because of their ethnicitony that that people arr picking on her. but the countrand cey and certai the people in the good state of georgia deserve to know $ if that $600,000 is going to her lover and the allegationo to, dd she go to san francisco, did she go to napa valley, did shefp go on a cruise at the courtesyid of this person was paid this. big contract? >> simple question. simple answer. >> she will not give it.

all right. ake frget your take from a legal standpoint, conflict of interest. greg jarrett, any legality issues for fani willis that you see all of the above. >> you know, she still has to answer these accusations, actions against her in the trump case that, you know, she hired her lover, who was unqualified, paid him a whopping amount of money. >> together they use that taxpayer money for lavish vacations. i mean, sean, that kind of collective self smacks misaonest services fraud, mis appropriation of public funds. but, you know, their allegedf pl relationship, which as you point out, neither one is denieded -- is, is a serious vin of ethical rules that govern prosecutors. >> a personal interestt in in tf outcome of a case, a conflict of interest law earned by an alleged affair. >> and of course, the appearancee appeof of impro.

>> and if proven true, it demands her disqualification. . >> as the prosecutor, she has tainted the case, although itgel may not be enough to getl trums againste trump and others dismissed. >> but, you know, equally seg, sean, this guy,, he nathan wade, her purportede, tre paramour, traveled twice to d.c. for meetings. fo at thei white house, 8 hours each. it's in the invoicesr th he charged. yet, by the way, he was put in chargose those he charged for those hours. and fani willis also janua appay met with the january 6 committee who was their s thern, this wrong coordination going on? is that okay? light t >> well, first of all, it putsw' a lie to willis's earlier statementsatements that her pror of trump was never discussed or his d his election opponent. but look, all four of these indictments appear to have beene planned and coordinated because they were all perfectly timed so that the trials occur

right in the middle of a presidential election. >> and americans are pretty smart. they see this those indictments have only solidified support beca as p because they say they see him as a victim of political machinations by democrats. >> let's talk about that timing , jason. bac a lot of these issues go back ys to 2020. why does they why did they wait three years? why di? the triald they want the in the election year? and do you think will, i that te trials will, in fact, take place this year? or do you believe that there's enough room and enough legal r argumentoom,s to be made to del >> i think they can delay them. but the very fact that we continue to talke thiswanted is exactly the playbook that the democrats wanted. they could have brough.t these cases years ago if they thought there was some validity. >> but areyou tellt telling mel of these cases, 91 counts, all of a sudden certainly came

into fruition or going on the court calendar. the rate at the beginning of january when we're in the middle o, these caucuses and primaries, that's no accident that sometimeioussot a the obvious, it's just common sense. it's not a big conspiracy. it's jus conspiracy.t obvious. >> yeah. what dr o you think, greg, from your standpoint? you know the law as welld as anybody i know. do you see arguments that could be made that would be effective to delay all of these trials? >> well, in the jena six case brought by the special counsel ,jack smith, he's got a couplese of problems. l jackth, he'sfirst of all, thea is already going to hear one of the main parts of his case against trump obstruction of an official proceeding. >> if the high tosses that out,o that does great damage to jack smith. out that doeo that's not there is that's not really clear. >> that's not even trump'st evet . >> that's that's somebody that was charged about. right.in fac so he would be the beneficiaryt, if in the court ruled in favor

of the plaintiff, plaintiff heref the. >> that's right. and then there is the pending issue as well. >> so i think that's going to delay that washington, d.c.nk case in new york. i don't think alvin bragg has figured out yet what underlying crime trump committeyet whd. i don't think he really wants to try that case. now, you've got. yeah, well, we'll watch themyou. all closely. appreciate both of you. great. jared, thank you. jason chaffetz u.. thank you. my next guest, a political outsider, burst onto -- is aitia last year with a plan to splash ,aim to slash, rather, the federal bureaucracy drain and swamp. now he's endorsed donald trump for president. joining us now with more. former 2024 presidential candidate, candidate ramaswamy. you know, last time you were on the show, you got prett y him. >> he stole madumere, weon t believe back being friends agaiheyon. me. >> we buried that hatchet shot. and i think it's a good thing in our movement for us.

be able to disagree respectfully and have good debate. and i think that's what we had last time. i think. i actually think. i think you thriveou thriv hed yo on it. i i've watched you in this campaign. i think you thrive on you live for it. you get energized by it. i think that's your personality . you got out you got out of the race after iowa. >> you've now appeared on stage with donald trump.e >> and it was get a littleof heated between both of you you also, at the end of that you campaign, you think that either nikki haley ort governor desantis should stayshd in? >> why? in, at this point, i think itt h was fair to run this all the way through iowa. but the peope people spoke loudo and decisively. >> and i do sertunite opportuniu here, sean, i know a lot of people might laugh at this idea, but i seity toe an opportu to reunite the country. and that starts with reuniting our republicanrepublic r party. so running it through iowa'si wa fair game got about 80% support. i think it was about to get something similar in new

hampshire. i think itg hampshiri think it e trump a decisive victory. >> and i would ask for everybodho wasy who was consideg supporting me in new hampshire, libertarians includeg d, to godt in trump's direction at end of this primary. >> and then let's focus primarsi on taking the america first agenda to the next level. and i think we're going to drstu that best by actually first reuniting our party, then reuniting thist and th country. and i do think that donald trump yeah, i'm clearly this is why i endorse thid him, but o think he is the best choice left in this. i think it needs needs to be an america first president. i think the america first movement reaches beyonde traditional boundaries of the republican party. so i'm focused on bringingries e the next generation along with us. for my part, sean, listen, thatt a lot of people go young some powerful misdirection. >> i can bring them. i think certainly after new hampshire on tuesday, certainly after south carolinal, ,think there's a lot on the line for nikki haley and both thosee for states.if dn if donald trump at the polls holds and he wind the pos new hh and he's leading by a significant amount in south carolina, i'm not sure what her path would be towards the nomination the earlier

the republicans unite, i think the better i don'th an ope new hampshire system with an open primary where democran t cd change their party affiliation up to pretty much the last minute then, and then, you know, wreak havoc in a republican primary that's hav happening. thousands of democrats have reregistered as eithe r the independents or as republicans repu vote in can a republican primary. that concerns me a little bit. your thoughts on tha it? >> well, one thing is i think we should stand against all form terferens of elections main interference in the gop primary, sean. so whether that's maine or colorado . rily rem one of the things that i said was that i would voluntarily have removed myselro from the ballots in maine and colorado if they forcibly removed trump. nik i think the right answer for both haley and desantis would have been to say desantis the same thing. any time there's outside election interference from thinothe r side in a gopd be primary, i think we should be united in standing it.of a p and the fact that we're not, i think, represents a bit of a problem.

and so for a lotro, of reasons i think after new hampshire, i would say even before rie, the right step is for haley desantis to drop out. let's unitleane behind donald trump and then make this not just a republican party's movement, make an america first movement that is bigger than bin and bigger than. one party, bringing the next generation along with us. >> and the earlierrlie that sta this year, the center that is going to be for our movement and ouy.r and that's where i stand. the agenda is simple. you control the border s we become energy dominant, not just independent but dominant. wey domi we sell these resource, then we can cut taxes. s an we can start paying down the $40 trillion in debt. and in terms of foreign policy, i agree with a lot of your points. i don't wantdon't want ameri amn endless wars. >> i feel joe biden has just botched the whole ukraine effortby by putting handcuffs from the beginning on zelenskyyr i want to see israel win their war against terror becaus be the islamic radicalwat terrorists that attacked them on october t seventh wantpoint

to attack us. i think the world hade wits to e point deal with iran. and that's why i wanted to specifically aso withk you. >> what do you do with the number one state sponsor of terroponsorterror?r? >> they wouldn't be who travels armed as well as they are withoue without iranians. the same with hamas, the same with hezbollahs an, the same wia lot of these groups. a lot of this goes right to the mullahs in iran. should the world unite world an, make sure that they never get nuclear weapons, and should they take ouear weapy t their refineries, which is their ability to make money to foment terror ? n isra >> so i'll say three things there, sean. first on the point on israel, israel is now proven it is able to get its job donne thie. e th the number one thing we need to do is provide the diplomatic support that allowdiort thats tt their job done without having to actually be half in halfnow o out, which i think is worse forn israel and worse for the united states. and you have biden now second guessing their decisions. they don't need a backseat quarterback or an armchair . that's not what they need. and so as we now move to theo th houthies what i would say is my

rule of thumb when it comes to foreign policy is if you hiyt us whichever group it is that hits us, we hit you back ten times harder. to that has to be the rule. he what i would tell my son, if he's been bullied in school, it's the same principlwas 's thn nature as in foreign policy. if somebody hits you, hit that group p back ten timesterest harder. is it in the world's interest, in the us's interest, to makmaks sure iran never becomes nuclear equipped? >> absolutely. ppedand i think whether it's sas arabia or iran, we should maketo sure that we stop nuclearmistak proliferation in the middle east. >> i do think it was a mistakeer th in for the u.s. to engage in discussions about nuclear technology transfer to saudioutl last year. that's something that was under-discussed. but keeping nukes out of iran's hands absolutely a vital priority. where i am different than linsey graham's or others in the republican party is. i don't believe, a preemptive strikeis ipreempti on. >> iran is a good idea. to the contrary, i think we canr deal with i think a lot of these threats diplomatically through smart use of we ntitude, become,ugh as you said, energy dominant. again. we need to become a netof exporter of energy, which takes the legs out of leverage froechs

our enemies on the global stage. that's the right focus. therso that's what americatathat that's going to work out, i think is the right way forward. there are reports that ira could n a could be just a month, two months, three months away from a nuclear weapo n and marrying that to their radical ideology, their fomenting of terror. they would be thnting ofe peoplu do it, in my view. scary scenario. let me ask you this. the s tat president trump? s yeah. the president has talked about you may be joining lectedparticul his administration if he's elected. any particulart yo job that you would want. >> sino, sean, the truth is,ntry i'm in this for the country. >> there's a lot of ways to drive change in thi s country inside and outside government for the last few yearsrough th,e been doing it through the market. i started strive to compete direct directltoe toy againstt a blackrock and state street and vanguard. that's what i was doing foing fr a couple of years before i ran i for u.s. president for the year running into ir tht and so i'm n in for the country. and right now my focus is making sure that we do elect eve donald trump as the next

president of the united states. >> it's not evenou about me.ocud it's not about trump. it's not about one man. it's about this countr they. ing. >> so that's what i'm most you g focused on. and whatever it is for the country, i'm all in to do the right thin tget credig. >> well, listen, you got to get. a lot of credit. you ran hard. t you came out of nowhere. m you got a lot of attention. you've madadresting e a lot of e mad, which was interesting to me. i caand i can sense that your passion is real. i don't i don't i don't think. you can fake that.ture i and it'll be interesting to see what you wr future is in the world of politics. obviously, you're very younge tk and sure, we'll be talking many times in the future. we appreciate you being back. thanright,n wek you. >> all right. when we come back, piersig morgan, once a real big critic of donald trump. he's now so saying trump'scomebk comeback is in full swing. he'll explain what haie meann ws coming up. and much more straight ahead. critics and audiences agree

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>> oh, start for free and get your guaranteed maximum refund . >> this is a fox news update. >> i'm jackie ibanez in new york. president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking by phone for the first time in nearly a month. the two communicated often in the weeks following hamas's brutal attacks october, but the talks have decreased. biden the netanyahus are fundamentally disagree on their visions for. gaza once the war ends, netanyahu has repeatedly rebuffed biden's calls for a palestinian state. >> here's a live look at capitol hill right now, where some lawmakers are now breathing a sigh of relief. that's because on friday, president biden signed a short term funding measure into law, avoiding a government shutdown. it funds the government through the beginning of march. without the measure, a partial shutdown would have begun saturday morning.

lawmakers will now try to pass a series of full year spending. bills before the new march deadline of jackie ibanen z. " >> now back to "hannity". >> all right. coming off his historic win in iowa on mondanmorgany, morgaa column for the sun, said that s, more popular than ever and likened his comeback to that of frank sinatra, saying trump's resilience and humor is toining major factors in israel's resurgence here. i knowus now t he's joining us d to explain all of this, the host of uncensored with piers piers. there is no such thing as a censored piers morgan. >> we should say this beforere,h at the outset heree , the mornig you walked off the set of thee number one morning show inou great britain, i wrote you, i said, whatever you do don't quit. and i don't know i if thatf i dt know if that message got to you or not. >> but -- but you know what? you know what was shown. >> they said to me, if you apologize to meghan markle for disbelieving her, then you can keep your.

oh, but the problem was, it would be like saying you apologizing to pinocchio for believing you wanted to sign it on balance. better to walkocchio f. ecid it's funny because, you know, liberal joe is i cal declscarbo scarborough i mean he used to claim is a conservativeroh us and it's like, you know, he he just he just dropped this liberalism because he wants to be on television news debatd, . and, you know, people here to please hire him. and they didn't like the place he was workinge' here. at.t's ta >> so he figured, well, he's not going to get hired here. might as well do that. let'lk whau s let's talk about i you see about trump. you'vecal ofsident been criticau of president trump. i thought the speech he gave whent my i was was gracious. i thought my last town hallwa with him, very measured, smart,t funny. we'r differe seeing a little bitng different side of him not talking as much about 20 i th, 20 anymore. >> and he's looking forward. i think it's helpful. po. , hallelujah h that last point, because when

i last interviewed president trump, i did say looki to him, look, i just think you've got to move on from lookinckg back to 2020 all the time. you've got to present a vision fo forr america going forward fr 2024, and you can get reelected. >> and noticed that he's nowng stopped talking nearly so much about 2020. he's talking about 2024, and he's showinghowing a all tht sides of donald trump, which you and i have always known have bee shownn there.e he's shown the charm. he's shown the incredible he t. hanc he really is the comeback kid. i would have said a year ago havee di he would have done what he did in iowa. he also is showing that humo tru which seems to upset all thee right people. you know, it's all about hilarious line he did in iowa when he said, you know, even if it killsn if you, basicy your vote will count. the people take you seriously. seare exactly the kind of peopla i was even half laughing when h he said it, too. >> it was you know, it wast a joke. so i think he put it all together. look, donald trump is not an angel, but nor is he devil. ays re and i've always respected

his remarkable abilityspremark to withstand the kind of pressure that would knock figuf any other public figure.tt i know. you know, i remember talking to him many ago about what happened in the financial crash of the mid-ninetie hiss when all his friends went under, pretty much. and i said, how did you manage g to keep going? and he said, you know what? i just had to no nt doot what ty were doing, which was running home to mommy and crying and saying, isn't life unfai crying ar? i dug down.d i moved forward and i carriedca through the storrrm. i remember that. and i've watched him do it again this year whend hi as chaa after charge of the charge has come at him. ftehe has got stronger. and the polling for him has improved because even republicans don't really like donald trump can that there is a witch hunt element to all, this that the the democratsin are trying to kill him off. but by doing'r so they're makin him more popular. and donald trump can feel that. and hiht i him last night with you,f hi sean and i thought i see a guyld

right on top of his game absolutely determined to getck h back to the white house. i think he's pretty much got the nomination in the bawin in n i think he's going to win in new hampshire and south carolina quite comfortably. k this is all over probably before super tuesday. >> and then honestlyy righ who n put money right now on donald trump not beating joe when joe biden can barely string a sentence together and cabareln barely stand on his own i three feet. >> if it is joe biden. you saidden, something that is - and this is unique for both of us is. i've known donald trump almost 30 years, long before you everi. contemplated a run for the presidency or getting in r in realrolitics life. he is one of the funniestmeet people you'l, l meet, one of the most generous, gregarious, friendly, warm, even, you'll and interesting people you'll ever meet and loya l and loyal and extremely loyal. and he's like, you like that. so when i left cnn, for example, you message me and donald trump rangeg me

and wrote to me numerous times in the next few months and never forgot that. and, you know, and you're the same. and i think that loyalty is a big trump card for him now. you know, like i say, he's not perfect. there are many things fetht anee with donald trump about, and i've gone toe to toe with him about a few big issues. so i'm not.going to going to prr a moment that i think everything he does is right. th. i do think jp jp morgan boss jamie dimon got it right when he said, if you try and demonize everyone that is currently voting with donald trump an you dd, you're demonizing maybe 100 million americans. basically don't understand whytr they're voting for him. last electioe votingn was basich a referendum on trump,o who had had a year of a global pandemic with all the catastrophic altastropht. and e and biden was able to hide in his bunker and exploit that and as an anti-trump candidate this time round, if it is trump, i biden, it will be a referendum on joe biden's presidency, which, judginge bi by his current approval ratings, is incredibly inr with theean: and

american public. very, very different battle. and he doesn'te do have to chanp who he is. >> that's the interesting part of this. let trump beatd he i trump and f a fighter. but americans kind of need ne now right?ee the world stage needs anis american leader. but ee what's happening in europe. we see what's happening in the middle east. but the sidedonald t of donald trump that we know that maybe it doesn't show is off it' and i think it's to his benefit is also show that time and it's sincere. you a >> it's not contrived. i think he's taking advice from you and othendd 'sr and i thinkd he's got to pivot. no, he doesn't listeoen to me. >> what the things i think but he does actually more than probably that you get credit for. but i do think that and i you know, it's frustrating donald d trump because people do like him. and i've known him a long time and he's been very. n very g good to me. people who like him are frustrated by him because occasionally he will just do stuf df. he goes, come on, don't do that. and i think i noticedd very that speech in iowa, it was w very gracious, very warm. and when talks about being inclusive, if he means that, oh,

my god i, america, to come together again, sure. that number one superpower in the. world, but so fractured and divided. if donald trump marc to backr in the white house can be a force for unity, i'm all forun. >> but to tell you the world what since joe biden's one president abdicating its role on the world stag e has not been good for anybody. no. and hi ean: ands policies work. it's really that simple. pier to.fully se see you. i miss hanging out with you, my friend, and hopefully see you soon. >> i. brea i would love that.ki all right. straight ahead, breaking news in the legal saga of alan. what's he charged again? plus, why is los angeles and the innocence project raising eyebrows? >> mark geragos, pam bondi, straight ahead. >> at jones, we know one thing and one thing only backs strange backs from weekend chores, dip, pulled backs, doing your favorite hobbies.

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>> and breaking news tonight. a grand jury has now indicte dar alec baldwin on the charge of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the fatal shooting on the set of that movie rust. here with reaction, attorney mark geragos, former at pama attorney general bondi. good to see you both. it was about a year ago, pam, that they had initially indicted baldwin. they pulled back that initial indictment. and one of the reasons given at the timbaldwin'e by by baldw' attorney is that forensically my u didn't feelt feel that then had been examined well enough. themy understanding is that they got the gun back, but only after the fbi taken the gun apart and they were able to put it back together and then they concluded that the only way the gun could have fired is with somebody pulling the trigger. that was one thing that aleco. baldwin claimed he didn't do. it gets a little dicey in my mind if they took the gun apart

and then they put it back together and then they the determination. >> is that problematic in your mind it is.? it is. and it's going to be a tough case. and, you know, alec spiroa grea attorney is a great defense attorney. i know alex, he represents a lot of celebritiese is a good, good attorney. >> but, yes, shawn, so what they did,onstruct they reconstructed basically the gun. >> but what they concluded was that it took £2 of trigger pull to pull that trigger. and, you know, there were. some really great detectives on the cas theree and you rememr there was undercover video of alec baldwialecn when he wase sitting in there. and i think they're very concerne about thid about that. i think because he showed basically a lack disregard for the victim, for her family when he was in that roomoned b being questioned by detectives. they walked out of the room. they wery e watching his watch demeanor. he seemed to care more about himself. but again, thied his demmed to . this is an involuntary manslaughter. this all have to prove is reckless disregard for

the safetye to of others. >> and he was the executive producer. and there had also been many complaintsf others about the say protocols on the set. >> i think those are compelling reasons foasons for the charges. and we're going to have to watch those play out in a courtroom. mark, what's your take we know the on the facts as we know themed now and now that they've >>cidectd indict him yet once again? >> well, i have a real problemnn with the idea of indicting again and taking this to a grand jury. again, as you i think ably described, they had this case onceth the fbi, by all accounts, had destroyed the gun in order to do the tests. if what is being reported a is true, they found yet another expert or a forensic expert to reconstruct the gun and comet up with yet another opinion. but afteerr that reconstruction to me that's you knoww, that expert shopping that you cn

always do that. that's generally something that's the hallmarks of f case g case where you're fighting over money. i just think it's not something should import into a fight for liberty in a criminal jurisdiction. and i have legal issues with thi>> sean:t asids. and put that aside. i'n and.manheard of a gu i've been a pistol marksman since i'm about 11 years old. my my mom was a prison guards wi and. >> i, i got taught safety, security and gun ys when i was a young, young kid. and anyway, long story short, a trigger doesn't pull itself. mark. that was to me, was the shot. t >> i would agree with that.el go, go. and i will tell you, one of the things that i said, i think this to you, shawn, maybei a year ago, if i were his lawyer and i, as pam says,a alex is a fine lawyer, i probably would have tackled him when he gave that interview to george stephanopoulos. all that did was open up for them to knock that down, thi

that statement down, so he wouldn't be looking at this. in my humble opinion, ifterview he hadn't given that interview in the first place. all right. switching is the los angelesang innocence project.ce they are now raising eyebrows after the group announced that they're goingg to to take y scott peterson's case, which mark, by the way, workede way, w on after he was convicted of killing his wife and unborn childand un back 200t mark, you were involved in this case. you took a lot of heat publicly for even defending this guy. i of lost respect forlearne the innocence project because i learned that they have too much. well, politics behincision-makif their decision making. just my own observation. but withhat that, they've done good work in the past. do you think that thereeviden is evidence that icet can cover up that might free scott peterson. do you believe that? >> well, when you say i've taken some heat for defending scott peterson out of the great understatement>>s by by

sean hannity, i read it was 20 things. it's still have people who get sued get apoplectic over over the defense of scott peterson and don't want to be bothered with whascott i would say the evidence is i've maintained his innocence all along. i've. i've. i think at one point i probablye knew this evidence of th of cast and this trial better than anybody, having tried it live years for several years. a i have always been a fan of the innocence project in terms of, you know, the getting exonerated off of death row and some of the great work that do. i think this is important. i think it's important that yo u take cases where people are reviled, wheree ar people aree v hated, and that the conviction may be tainted becausetainte of. and you do a dispassionate examination. in fact,passionate exami in somo bad it's taken 20 years for that. >>m, usually that would wha deal with forensics. that's what the innocence project doest thnocenc. well, well known for. i'm not suret what theysure

have forensically or might believe exists forensically be exonerate scott peterson or change his verdict. anything you canhi of. no, exactly, sean.tr and yoieu know, they've tried to unsuccessfully. they have tried to overturn some of my murder cases. yeah. they come in usually with forensics with, dna. ont here, it's based on what a juror put on her form. from what we're hearing when she filled out her initial jury questionnaire. and, you know, we all watched that trial thaial. and she had i peterson. scott peterson had the best defense in the country. e mark geragos, mark's one of the best defense attorneys, if not thdefenst the best defensego attorney in the country, stille is was 20 years ago. but there was a lot of evidence against scott petersonrsen.. if you remember, laci was eight and a half months pregnant. she went missing. he lied about his whereabouts. he said he went golfing. then he said he went fishing th it came out that he had an affair with amber frey and had lied to amber frye about when he knew laci was

missing. so there was a tremendoustremen amount of evidence against him and the innocencdoe project rig now is not dealing with any of that, as far as we knowthateo far, just what a juror said, whether they can truly be impartialartial.. urts all and this case has been taken up through the courts all the way, multipleo the su times to the sd court. we're going to have to wait and see and we'll see if that holds. and, mark, maybe you'll have a you'll give you meet a remindern that you once represented hid ml and maybe you'll get the same hatred i get when i'm in blue states likew y wa. all ri new york. anyway, i appreciate you coming on. thanhen wee backk you. >> all right. when we come back, according to a report, there is a weirdrs. chocolate obsession among white house staffers. d onlythe one and only jimmy fa. he's next. straight ahead, everything i do, that's for my health. an accomplishment in search

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she got in, i'll be there. you are absolutely the numbe>> y one guy. the problem is, i can't afford to make you my emergency. se why not? because i know you're in charge. me? you should not charg i ke. america needs to know. i said to sean when i goe you.t the show, what do i owe you? and you said, i'll let you know. >>y i get your back lov through your teeth? that's fine. but you're lying. i love. no, i do. whatever. whatever was necessary, you would. o whi helpatec my friends out.ea >> i'm a loyal person.ry all right, let's. let' s get to.ll, i all right, first of all. mm-hmm. i understand everyunpresidgive , they give away free stuff. you know, when donald was president, i got called an official key to the white house. so it wait was a gs a gift. all right, great. thank you. i got cufflinks. wantff links that ones, i think, from the bush administration. yeah. i didn't get anything from obam don't kn>> thaa. biden. i don't know why. well, that's crazy what i know, right? they be, you know, gracious, i magnanimous. if you it is a thing if you go back to the nine if you goartedb back to the nineties when

you started bill clinton giving cigars to the intern free, absolutely no charge.n >> anyway, so on this issue,ppot what are these people doing? they're supposed to be workings . >> you know, these are the people that need parties because they're snowflakesusfla and they don't like all of joe's policies in the middle east. >> t ithat's i mean, even the iw are rebelling in joe's white house. >> that tellhi. ths you a lot.on when >> oh. this whole administration, when you look at it, thist i. it makes sense. the whole administration is a bunch of substitute teacherssro. who don't have control of the classrooing in sm. if a w >> deao you remember being in school as a kid if a week's job came in?a mo oh, and you were like, this dude, better put a movies class handase out because this class is going to be out of control. they have literally resorted to handing out candy to calm down the students. caref although i should warn the kids in this white house, you got to byou ask e careful what kinde of candy you ask for, because ify' you ask for a 100 grand,its

they'll give you a wire from ukrain awke. mon it's awkward, but now you got>> money from the whole to do sean >> well, they did have cocaine found in hunter's holster. >> they only spent ten days investigating the cocainet in the white house. >> but that was a real thorough investigation. are you telling me the white house the most most se buildingr supposedly on the face of this earth in this countrtheyy. whie that they can't figure out who brought cocaine into the whithave a f te house? >> oh, i have a few names that come to mind for you. i'm not going to name names, but it rhymes with huntet r biden. which is it? not funny, sean, that iight can't get a bottle of poland spring onto a deltout tha flight without the tsa taking over. >> true, but you're getting sugar on to the white house. >> the most secure location in america. flo use,stop it. we all know the truth. by the way, i need ann i.d. . d to buy a jewel. but i don't need an i.d.. a jewel po

d. . >> i don't need an i.d. whenean: i go to vote. although crazy. id now, i've registered in florida, and i've gotten rid of my registration new york, for voting. maybe i do need voter i.d.need.s i have to find out what theingt new rules are now that i'm out. all right. let's go to.onnt ucky >> the residents of lexington, kentucky. they're beaminey're beg a messao the into space asking aliens to descende aski upon their coml and enjoy enjoy all it hasl it t to offer. apparently, a stunt to attract attr to lexington. and the scientist who sentac the message say they expected to take 40 years to reach its vi target in space. it's a long time to wait for. visitors to come visit. >> church story. but -- but if the aliens do . me gavin newsom is offering them free health care. >> they'll get a stimulus check from the white house. guy love, kentucky okay. kentucky's got the bourbon trail. that's our friend james colemar. n district. >> these are fun loving people and ufo tourists. e fun,they're tourists.

they're not going to have a pro-hamas protest in the middle of your highway. he okay. these people shower. i thke the protesterhighway.the remind you here in new york. i like the ufo crowd. i think they get a bad rap. i think they get a bad rap, too. there are a lot are a lot of people. you're not alloweda bad rap. in. but that show up at the area,ou 51 arab place. >> they never want to release information about ufos. no, but can i say what theyer should release? i want them to releasee's ot i wantt ma to know if there's other life out there that maybe frd and let me learn from them. >> john, as a formerr, i new york city cabdriver, i have absolutely met from other. planets, several planets you've heard of, too, that you haven'ht . it's out there, man. i've driven into laguardia. mayb, well, maybe, you knoi've naked cowboy, maybe they dress up as aliens that mayb dresse kv you were drinking that day when you were driving your cab, because it's probablg your cbec, stressful job on earth. but anyway, jimmy fallon. but congrats on the show. the show's doing great. yep.

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