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this is "the ingraham angle." as always thank you for joining us. fani lines blurred. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." today over several hours in atlanta courtroom, we saw why allowing county d.a. to bring charges against former u.s. president is absurd and destructive. fani willis as they leftist who thought this case would catapult her to political fame, maybe even the senate or governor's mansion because it would be fani, the trump slayer. she was so full of herself that she thought no one would notice when she hired her married boyfriend as lead trump investigator. now, just to refresh everyone on the timeline here come on new year's day 2021, miss willis started as fulton county d.a. in the next month or two days later, february 10th, she opens the criminal investigation into the trump election interference claim. then months later, november 1st, she hires her friend, nathan

wade is a very special prosecutor. then, the next day, he files for divorce from his wife. now of course, willis and wade didn't expect his divorce proceeding would become an issue in the trump case. but at today's hearing, judge scott mcafee was considering whether the affair between the two created a conflict of interest that should not them both off of the case. today nathan wade took the stand on the question of who paid for their pleasure trips? >> did you take a trip with miss willis in 20232 belize? >> i did. >> did you take a trip to california with her as well in 2023? >> i did. did you pay for those trips on that credit card? >> i use the credit card to put the travel -- understand. >> she paid you back half. >> let me say this, let's take the belize trip, for example, and start there. that was a birthday gift to me.

so i paid nothing for that trip, zero. >> okay, so the charges that are on your card, she gave you cash for? >> she did. >> laura: cash? now, we are supposed to believe that fani willis was carrying around this large amounts of cash. of course, cash is not traceable. now, when the d.a. unexpectedly appeared on the stand today, she did address this or tried to. >> he initially paid for it. did you pay him back? >> for the cruise and the room, yes. >> you gave him cash before you went on the trip? >> mike >> laura: later in the afternoon steve seto revisited the question. >> i'm asking whether the payments would be reflected on credit card bills. >> there was $500 and i think on a debit card. my recollection is i took $400

in cash. >> laura: $400 or $4,000? and she answered $4,000. who carries around that kind of cash? fani does. again, very convenient because you need a paper trail, right, to show this willis paid nathan wade and was not getting financial benefit from the lord your she was hiring to investigate trump. >> did you keep track of the cash that you paid him at all? did you keep track, a ledger, did you keep track of it? >> i have mentioned i gave him cash three or four times. there is no ledger. this is friends handing money off to each other. >> laura: of course, just friends handing money off to each other. this is ridiculous! just like the idea miss willis did know her ethical obligations as the county d.a. >> did you disclose your

relationship to anybody at fulton county? >> no, i don't think so. >> are you aware polk county requires you to disclosure relationship? >> i'm not aware. >> laura: to me, that was stunning. again i'm a she's going after trump for election interference and she doesn't know her own ethical obligations? that was on top of many other stunning moments where both witnesses appeared evasive and at times very argumentative, even belligerent, with glaring memory lapses about events most people wouldn't even forget. >> how many times mr. wade visited you at the condo between the time you moved in and prior to november 1, 2020? >> i don't think often, but i don't want to speculate. >> can we say more than five, more than ten? >> let's say more than ten, but

i'm not even sure that is accurate. >> what about any other prosecutor involved in the prosecution of this case? >> i don't think any of them have. >> laura: yeah, because a personal residence is not a typical venue for official meetings between government lawyers. >> i'm asking you whether or not prior to november 1, 2021, there was a romantic relationship with mr. wade? it is very simple. it is either a "yes" or "no." >> i don't consider my relationship with him before that to be romantic. >> you don't see the need to tell anybody on the prosecution team when you had established a romantic relationship with mr mr. wade that the lead prosecutor, that is the people -- the man that was basically giving orders to others was dating or having a romantic relationship with you? >> from at least 2020, me and

mr. wade were friends. we were friends. we hung out. in november 2021, i hired him. i do not consider our relationship to have become romantic until early 2022. speak with a romantic relationship into before the indictment was returned, yes or no? >> to a man, yes. >> to a man yes, to you, no? >> laura: to a man? what? men across america are laughing because every woman remembers vividly when a relationship starts. she said, it started between february and sometime in april. bizarre! and of course, this flies in the face of earlier testimony of a friend of miss willis who was question about when this willis/wade relationship began. >> okay, you know their relationship, their personal relationship began shortly after

this news conference? >> yes. >> and do you understand it that the relationship began in 2019 and continued until the last time he spoke with her? >> yes. >> laura: what motive would her friend have to lie about miss willis' relationship with the prosecutor? the prosecutor come of course that she hired to go after trump? it is unclear what motive she would have. what is clear is when fani gets in trouble, fani plays the victim. she stayed away for the most part from the race card today, except for a few moments like this. >> did you have contacts with mr. wade in 2020? >> very limited contact because mr. wade had a form of cancer and that makes your allegation somewhat ridiculous. i am not going to emasculate a bionic man. did you understand that? >> laura: what?

her first instinct is to deflect and then engender some racial empathy. there was lots of "poor me" moments. >> let's be clear because you lied in you laid right here, you light right here, no, no, no, this is the truth. it is a light, it is a light! one of the worst birthdays i ever had to. >> i asked you who knew. >> i am very private. it is like a woman doesn't have a right to keep her private life private. i don't need anybody to fit my bills. the only man who put my bills completely is my daddy. >> laura: look for him as wild as today's testimony was and i was riveted by it long before we knew who nathan wade was, it was obvious the election interference case brought by this fulton county d.a. was tainted. by charging trump and 17

associates under state racketeering statute, willis showed us who she really was. a rope prosecutor on a political mission to disqualify the g.o.p.'s leading candidate from. now, even never trump legal experts throwing water on mrs. willis' case, questioning trump's judgment but perjuring state ricoh's statue with a crime boss whose enterprise subverting democracy? that is quite another. the willis investigation was a political vendetta and it was a travesty from the get-go. there are plenty of lowlife radicals across the country who want trump off of the political scene, but they shouldn't have the power to prosecute and be paid by state taxpayers or have any power to interfere with the 2024 presidential election because that election interference and that is "the angle." karoline leavitt the press

secretary for the trump campaign. caroline, one of the presidents thoughts about this hearing? >> well, president trump has long said this family willis case is a sham. it has no legal basis and it should be dismissed. today the entire world got to see that president trump is 100% right, even msdnc the legal analysts over there and joe biden's own propaganda network admitted family willis had a very bad day. but more importantly, joe biden had a very bad day because it is joe biden and his white house who are relying on these sham cases from fulton county, georgia, to new york city to washington, d.c., led by these far left democrat district attorneys and prosecutors to take down his leaving political opposition to my aunt that is president trump. if you look at all of these cases, you have a few similars to mikesell and reduce brought by far left district attorneys but the timing is not

coincidental. all of these people, jack smith, family willis, alvin bragg have had years to prosecute president trump if they really felt like he was truly a criminal, but guess what they know that is not true. they are doing it to protect joe biden and remove president trump's name off of the ballot ahead of the next election because they know joe biden will not be fair and square at the ballot box. >> laura: did the president what some of this today, carolyn called? did he watch his hearing? >> our whole team watch this today along with the rest of the world, yes and the president did share some of the most gasping moments on his true social page. we will continue to watch it. we will continue to fight it, and we will continue to make the case to the american people. this is a two-tiered system of justice and your tax dollars going to prosecute the former president who made your life better, secured our border, restored peace around the world, rebuild the economy. but the thing is, laura, the

american people already know that. that is why you saw president trump's motorcade rolling through atlanta to get his mug shot a few months ago, you had americans minority, urban, impoverished communities yelling free trump because they see what it is against him. >> laura: there was a moment, hold on, hold on, hold on, i've got you, hold on. there were not all cheerleaders on the other network synthesis kind of predictable, but i will get your election on the other side appear to watch. >> this is explosive. family willis is defiant, confrontational and persuasive this afternoon. she is very irritated that she feels as though she is being called to task and on trial. >> laura: well, that is laura coates at cnn. that was after fani willis played the victim at one point sagging, i'm not the one -- i'm not the one really on trial.

let's watch that. >> don't let the legalese fool you. this is epic. this is monumental if things are going the direction we think, fanifani willis lied to the cout is game over and she will be disqualified if she had a relationship prior to when they represented to court. it is a huge deal. i can't overstate it. >> laura: that is msnbc one you were talking about, but she was actually trying to play the victim at one point. we will play that a little bit later on. do you think that works? in this case, what if they disqualify her and of course, her friend, nathan wade off the scene, but disqualify her office, and then tried to restart this investigation? what is president trump's view of this in light of calls for the governor's office to step in and essentially start their own criminal investigation, special investigation of this office?

>> well, as president trump long said, this case should be dismissed, not just because of the allegations of misconduct if proven true the court of law proves true and certainly appears to be, it should be dismissed on the merits of that but also on the basis of the law. this case has no legal grounding. our legal team has penn biden center's the very beginning both absolutely agree the president did nothing wrong and he abided by the constitution and if we can't question elections d we don't have a country at all. so, we agree wholeheartedly as we have since the very beginning this case should be dismissed no matter who is prosecuting it. but fani willis is not qualified to be doing that. >> laura: karoline, great to see you tonight. thank you so much. so did today's drama the rail that entire case as i just raised with karoline against the president? our legal panel on that and alvin bragg's schedule in

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him more than $2,500 reimbursement. we are not talking $20,000 in cash. i don't have $20,000 in cash right now.au forme >> laura: joining me formerer law of thomas and mike davis,nt law clerk to justice on neil gorsuch, founder ofeact president and article threen project. chris, let's start with you. your reaction and takeaways from the way that fani willis responded to the questions from the lawyers who codefendants in this case about the money transfer supposedly between her and her special friend on all of these trips they had time to take with all of the government work that they had.ther >> laura, it is not credible. the judges sitting there watching this. i think this is not lost on the judge in this case. but i think the mower important point, this is the jerry springer show.

this is not normal that we have these locad.l d.a.s prosecutings bringing criminal chargesth against the leading candidate for president. this has gone off the rails. i think we as americans whether you like trump or not have to say, "no, we will not let the criminal justice system be upeog use its weight." i hope the judge in georgia will do the right thing or dismiss this case are disqualify this prosecutor because this is out of control. >> laura: now come i want to play a bit and we will go to sound bite number five, guys, to you, mike, how she tried to handle this question about the cash that she supposedly had on hand and at one point, she said her father told her to keep all the cash you have to keep six months of cash -- i've never heard anything like this in my thi life, six months of cash. but let's listen to this. >> the moment you paid mr. wade the cashu in october 2022, you

don't know where the money came from? i do know where it came from, it came frofrm my sweat and tears. >> a do you know which job, fulton county or private? >> what are you talking about? it could have come from a private job because before i wah d.a. iat was in private practic. so i earned money.ot >> laura: at one point, she was quoted as being rather worried about monee y because se was going back, she was not going to make much money in elgovernment. but mike, she was extremely belligerent at times, evasive and refusing to answer questions and deflecting to personalet stories. the judge, for the most part,jug allowed her to get away with it, which i agreed with what judge jeanine said earlier today, i would shut that down. if i were the judge i would be like, answer the question. >> remember what the allegationt are here, that fani willis

illegally hired her secret boyfriend.r. she paid him $250 an hour, and a she took illegal kickbacks. so, she had a financial interesi in this criminal prosecution,as which is absolutely illegal as any lawyer would know. her defenses, no, no, no, i did not take illegal kickbacks or have financial interest in this case because i paid back my boyfriends with cash. but i will not tell you where i got the cash, how i paidg them back. whatsoever that cash, but youk are supposedmy to believe me tht i paid back my boyfriend with, cash. >> laura: well, out one point and will go to the seventhso sound bite and we have so manys. sound bites because it is a wild and chris can react to this, she was pretending she could notship remember when the indictment that she doesn't remember when the relationship becamere romantic. she doesn't remember a lot about how much money or exactly where therthey were or when they wentt this was another moment i didn't

find very credible. watch. >> i'm not sure of the tough t happen untilidn' after the physical relationship, i'm sure if you ask mr. wade because he is a male, he would n say june /july. because physical contact ended then. in my mind, being a woman, it when you have that hard conversation.if >> laura: now, chris, if this goes just to credibility ofou k basic facts, and again come ifnd you are in a relationship, you f know when it begins and ends and she kept saying, well, for a man... e the largest reaction like what are you talking about, she did that a lot today. in the end, chris, given what you have seen, where does this e go from here? >> i think the judge -- this specific point of the judges you should, fani willis, becase disqualified from the case.appe if so, what happens to the case?

is the taint from her involvement so significant thate the entire case hares to be dismissed?e as mike said, there is a strongw argument she had a financial motive t o bring this case so sheyo could get kickbacks from hert he secret lover. i think the broader poins t her, laura, the arrogance of thense answers we are hearing in thewh kind of sense prosecutors feel like they are abovole cae the lu ldthe whole case is based on ths principle, nobody should be above the law. they get sanctimonious and sayhr this is about trump. this shows how much prosecutorsa in this country actually feelthn contempt for the law appear they feel like they are above thei wo law. i don't think that will go down well with this judge. i would hope not. >> laura: might come of the question chris raises is, is this all thinned the fruit of the poisonous tree? this entire investigation, which, again, given her h backgrounder, given everything e know about her family back

background, she is close to her dad in the political panel, but does the reticle fall far from that tree? as a legal matter, does that mean the whole case gets thrownu out? or they get tossed in the case continues with another prosecutor? n wa>> there is no questionou fani willis anldd nathan wade mc be disqualified and this judge should dismiss this case becausn it has been tainted before s financialith thi interest that fani has in this criminal prosecution.poin the new attorney general can determine whether to appoint a new prosecutor. and this new independent, noncorrupt, nonbiased prosecutor can determin e whether to refile these criminal charges. >> laura: chris, what about ankp obligation on the part ofar governor kemp's office which mark because there are a number of pro-trump people that saymo they have an obligation, too. because state money goes to

these county d.a. offices. and if these offices are essentially -- you know, allegedly, it seems like pits on money being wasted in corruption, what about their obligation to step in and at least start some type of real criminal investigation here or at least ethicalt kn obligation, even if she doesn't know her l ethical guidelines?ant >> right. again, it is important tounty understand that she is the fulton county district attorney. so that is a county within georgia. the state onef georgia, georgia has a governor and an attorney general. they are in charge of enforcing georgia's state criminal laws. g and it does seem like just on the face of it, there might besl some serious reasons to look into possible perjury charges, possible misappropriation ofseri state funds.ng these are serious things. and frankly, one thing that warrants investigation, to what extent was this local county criminal prosecutioniviz

incentivized by the biden n administration? where are the links, if any, between the white house in these local prosecution, the alvin bragg prosecution?m so okay. >> laura: anchd mike -- >> that is a big deal. >> lauraan: chris, she was asked about this today and mike, the judge shut that down and said, i what did you discuss? sh te said, i think she said my would love to share that but that was shut down. t we didn't hear much more aboutwc that but going to thed coordination issue, which of course, brings us to march, end of march, you have the alvin bragg so-called hush money trail began. the president will not be ablecd to delay that. that was in the news today and the other proceeding, what of that?na >> we have president biden withc fingerprints on all of the criminal prosecutions against president trump his leading political rival november 5, 2024. that includes this new york case where new york judge who donated

to president biden and donated to democrats is going to hold this trial with president trump for the noncrime, businessman settling a nuisance claim. the priority a federal -- thi is a bogus case that is a. political case, part of the democrats election interference and it is unlawful. >> laura: i kept watching this guy today and former litigatorok interest as a regular american.a you know what i kept saying to myself? i can't believe this is the united states of america. these characters will knock a presidential candidate off of a ballot if they have the year they'll make their way. these two? this is lowlife central.righ chris and mike, thank you. fani willixts setting herself up as the next martyr. i will explain that next.

>> i'm not a hostile witness. i very much wa >> a very much want to be here i very much want to be here. >> you are in a first interest. >> the merchants end up contrary to democracy, your owner. >> laura: contrary to democracy? i just want toacal repeat, she t actual prosecutor with prosecutorial power was set aside a lot of the other stuff we have talked about. it is a typical democrat talking point. illieverything has to revolve ab g,ed fani willis is protectingmo democracy. joining me chris bedford, senior fellow of consensus study andet. founder of and ceo. we have a lot to get to so, i want to put first place you something played for you, ned. when fani was asked about the cash and what she knew from her

upbringing about carrying cash, keeping cash, it went to her father, watch. >> what do you mean my father?, you should always have, which i don't have so don't tell him that, as you should have sixw months in cash at your house atl all times. i don't know why this old, black man feels like that but he does when we were going up, my dad had three safes in the house. he bought me a lockbox and iau always keerap cash in the house. >> laura: too many details. since she opened the door about her dad, who is her dad? very close and takes a lot ofyok advice. this is from september 23r. fld "new york post," he told l.a academic researchers that he consider police and native l.a. in the '60s, to be and occupying army. that was nothing but trouble.he floyd a white politician of the era, a texas cracker and

suggested conspiracy theories that malcolm x was assassinatedh by the cia.e ned, does the reticle fall far from the tree? >> no, let's not forget thatos fani willis is a george soros funded d.a. she is funded by the radical left and is continuing in the tradition of her father. to think that is interesting to me, laura, she made thatprot comment, we are trying to protect democracy.demo the antithesis of democracy is the political lat w affair you e conducting right now to take out your chief political opponent here and let's face it, laura, alvin bragg, jack smith, letitia james, fani willis all funded by tax payer dollars.doll it is all coordinated by the biden white house as central part of biden reelection campaign. this is antithesis of democracy. and i will tell you why.emoc democrats are done with representative democracy and they think dumb peasants out in the lands are not smart enough

to make the right decisions. therefore we have to use laws yo affair to manipulate the elections to get what we want.mm >> lauraie: 74 million americans voted for donald trump and they will do it again. they can't risk that again, ned. chris, back to this fascinatingh point about how she keeps thisde cashcl around. she doesn't feel the need to declare gifts under the l guidelines, which you actually have to know the guidelines as a lawyer if you are a member ofo the bar association.th the guidelines, et cetera. but listen to this explanation. >> your reason for not disclosing any gifts for mr. wade or exhibit number 21 is that the aggregate amount on a net basis was less than $100 in the year 2022. >> i did not accept a gift ofe x him of more than $100 in 2022 here are the one exception tot u

that because i want us to be clear as we probably went out to eat. mea tit for tat like that myfo probably paid for as many meals as he paid for.lo >> laura: chris, they went on a lot of trips. i meanon't, big trips. i don't know whom i don't takef that many trips come i don't think. but they had a lot of time on their hands to take trips.ners but nothing more than $100, except some dinners that they both share the cost. and >> yeah, if you can get to $ belize and cancun for less thanr $100 come i would like to talk e to your travel agent about thatg it is wild to see. she seemed like a high school student caught was something ass opposed to an elected prosecutor. she talked about all of the cash she had them paid back for thesl trips but couldn't show a single withdrawal receipt. whenrkin you get cash working ur th ie table, even after the supermarkets, there will be a receipt for that.hose and claim never even spent money

on those for vacations untily ha they came across the credit card statement in the divorce trial. these things have consequences and she seems unprepared to defend yourself with any facts and was even annoyed about it. that is not particularly surprising. for the last year she has been protected by a media that holdsb a prosecutor of donald trump is a great person and someone beyond approach. just yesterday, "the new york times" has very familiar her story to black american andwe h persecuty unfairly. we see her on the stand and the evidence is very high that she is corrupt. >> lauraah: yeah. ned, to that point we will go tu sound bite number 11. to that point about no receipts conveniently always cashdoll,ra thousands of thousands of wllars kept in her house,. et cetera. t tien to this moment. >> of course i drew moneyn mo throughout that time. max and i would draw money fromd the bank. yes, you overpay and you go to another store and overpay.woul >> so those records if we have

them which show that, correct?te >> that time. mike i would have taken money out, yeshe. >> laura: ned, she could not produce anything. >> she is reimbursing cash to keep things off of the book and not using venmo or paypal but using cash. eou do that because you ar trying to keep it under thefigu table so nobody figures out what is going on.es s guess what, you will be on a witness to and asking hard questions an rd you don't have facts or receipts to back it up because it is apparent you have abused public trust and public funds. >> laura: chris and ned, great to see you both, thank you.segm up next -- this will be my favorite segment tonight -- aer body language expert who said the truth was written all over fani's face. that is next. ♪ ♪

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>> listen to the questionsng as asked and if this happens again and again to come i have no choice but to strike your testimony. >> laura: even the judge' wasn't having much of fani willis' attitude today, but itbe was not just what ms. wills said that we should be paying attention to but what she didn' say. e for that, we bring inht. body language expert, tonya. great to see you tonight. i've been dying to talk to you. i've been watching this whole thing. the moment with

miss willis was called to the stand because before she approached, she was tossing the papers around. let's watch. this is video and we are seeing it on the screen.reen hopefully she is tossing the papers but what do we know, tonya? >> when e.i see her walk in, she has all confidence. she is walking in with a tight stride. interestingly enough, she sits down and she does what we call a double leg.mana she sits down in a way where she does this four prong leg to move which displays confidence. so -- >> laura: you call it -- tonya, you said the four prong leg move. she crosses her legs andboth ths lingual. >> both legs are down and then the other leg crosses over.

like a masculine leg movement that you would see him in use i when he is wearing pants.we you normally wouldn't see this with a woman who is wearing a dress. that is why i call it a one-legged prong. >> laura: caught it. >> she leans back --. >> laura: tonya, she started waving her finger to the judge to make her point. leg what's this. >> it is highly offensive when they tried to implicate that you slept with somebody the first day you met with them. >> laura: tonya, what of that? b >> again, this is a person usedr to being ionn front of an audiee so she is very strong when it comes to her nonverbal spiritbu she holds eye contact but she does swivel in her chair but that is more to make sure she is holding eye contact with who she is speaking to at that moment.lk there is a disconnect when youk

talk about, i'm going to talk to you but i'strom going to look ts way. so she has strong body language when it comes to being direct and forthcoming. >> laura: she wanted to make a statement when she came out. moving to fani willis' ex-boyfriend, nathan wade.ot d i noticed he was touching his face a lot during the testimony. watch this. >> i didn't purchase a cruise wh.the cruise company decided to run the invoice, but i didn't purchase a cruise. >> laura: tonya, what does that tell you? >> okay, here we have two completely different people with body language that disconnects them. he not only completely sweated, his whole face was sweating. he constantly touched his face as we see here.hold

and he also used his glasses. when somebody holds their glasses and h pull them up and down, typically they are using it as a moment to pause. i'm nervous, concerned and i don't know what to say so let me do this. so we does that. but in addition, you see thatst when he touches his faceling consistently, that shows you that he's feeling the anxiety. so he's not really one whose first well with body language. this is new to him and he doesn't know what he's doing. >> laura: tonya, we coulngd do an hour on the body language with you.d dothan we will have to have your back.m >> we can do a lot more than that, the tongue coming out thel lip licking.y >> laura: went the tongue coming out and lip licking. this is why we have you on, tonya. we will continue this, of course. what we haven't gotten to

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>> laura: all right, now is the time for wtf with fani.ho what the jimmy failla?st hosting saturday night, jimmy, this has just been wild to watc all day long. we didn't get to this bite with the body experts but now you ar' our body expert. >> did you go to a cabin with miss willis ever? >> ever? >> ever. >> no. [laughter] >> laura: it is like aaugh mitch mcconnell moment. s going on up on thent.

ceiling? >> i'm sure fani and the man met on a dating app called "okay, ststupid." this was intellect on display today. in her defense, her testimonery was not the first time she blewg it.an good night, everybody but man,ch was is hard to watch,s th laura ingraham. what is that?u kn because you know he is lying. if you want my body languagelang analysis as farmershave new york city cab driver, yet to figure out if they want to killk you. and you try not tou an pick up e guy who wants to kill young by the middle you want to die the middle you want to die you see a guy by time andes you see a guy by time andes that would change the answer, because whether wants or never, you know the answer. so that pause is bad acting. >> laura: when she is askedan when do the relationships startf

sometimes between february andma april.s every woman knows when relationship starts. every woman watching that at that point, it was absolutelyji preposterous. jimmy, therere w was actually a discussion and this is right up your alley of alcohol preferences. we had everything today, theg alcohol, the cash. the vacation. so watch this moment. >> i paid for a bunch of stuff. i think we did two different wine choice that you do, which is pretty expensive. and i bought him -- he likes t wind but i don't like wine to be honest with you.-- i don't like grapes. >> she came off like -->> maybe she got an endorsement out of this like she had grape juice before the hearing. when she sat down with all of the filibustering she did andliu all the hand gestures, where did from?e hand gestures, where did my heart, sweat and tears. like you know the question you

are being asked. i think we love this, she was phenomenal but not for the reason should think she was.e they are obviously a nationalge laughingstock but ant endorsemf from a hot sheet so or something, i don't know. i >> laura: at this point, she nex >> laura: at this point, she nex abrams i guess. but i'm not quite clear what is stacy up to now? i'm the victim. >> she was clearly doing that. a but i love that she keptemoc pivoting to protecting democracy and apparently democracy is her pet name and they are in the w sack. t how is any of this protecting democracy unless that is her stripper name. anyway. >> laura: they are protecting democracy aroua lot of vacation spots are in the caribbean. we will see you on the road march 1st, i do hope you're to >> carley: a fox news alert, special counsel robert hur will

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