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we hear from alan dershowitz and gregg jarrett on alvin bragg's dumb trial against trump. and today is tax day. do you know where all your tax money has gone? no one knows. but first up, aishah hasnie with details from capitol hill. reporter: house republicans are headed back to th the hill, huddling in a conference meeting, if he has not already speaker mike johnson will get an earl earful about how to bring israel aid to the floor, what that package will look like. he has heard from president biden and the white house with leaders schumer and mcconnell and also house democratic leader jeffries are calling on johnson to take up senate pass foreign aid package, that includes ukraine aid. this urgency comes as white house is trying to defend president biden from using the worthe word don't to try to prevent that attack. i think we have the sound. >> has president biden considered beefing up the public iran posture to be more than just one word. >> you are referring to don't. >> and they did it anyway. >> let's talk about what we did, peter, don't and did. let's talk about s

dershowitz as we continue on friday night. >> this is a fox news update from new york israel and iran downplaying last night strike here in a major air base and a nuclear sight and iran there is now hope that the response could signal the two sides may be open to ds collating the current row and perhaps prevented from from developing into a wider regional conflict latest strike in iran following weeks of tension which began with an attack in the iranian consulate in syria and reach new heights last week with a large iranian air assault on israel in the meantime in washington a third republican joining the motion to oust speaker mike johnson after receiving crucial help from democrats advance aid for ukraine and israel the trio now including the arizona congressman they are upset with johnson with forging ahead with aid for ukraine before securing the southern border i am kevin and washington back to hannity. >> sean: one was a historic and disturbing moment today in lower manhattan where a jury of 12 jurors six alternates were seated in the falsifying business records case of former p

. >> that is a scary warning coming from alan dershowitz.hen you listen to the students protesting i've heard a lot of them say that we are hamas, i've heard those words come out of their mouth. when you hear alan dershowitz say that it could be future terrorist. >> i totally do not understand how ucla is allowing encampment. if you look at the video of all of those tents in the little city that they bill on the campus of ucla, is that we paid for your kids to go in a learning education. by the way unit secretary mayorkas and the attorney general garlands in white supremacy was the biggest it to the united states of america. they have not rescinded that. the biggest threat is a millions of people coming here illegally, terrorist organizations like hamas and others are undoubtedly part of this, people on the terror watch list or part of this, they don't talk about the chinese involvement in the funding of tiktok and how the videos are influencing so much of this. you never hear any of that from this administration. this is part of the democra

we hear from alan dershowitz and gregg jarrett on alvin bragg's dumb trial against trump. and today is tax day. do you know where all your tax money has gone? no one knows. but first up, aishah hasnie with details from capitol hill. reporter: house republicans are headed back to t the hill, huddling in a conference meeting, if he has not already speaker mike johnson will get an ea earful about how to bring israel aid to the floor, what that package will look like. he has heard from president biden and the white house with leaders schumer and mcconnell and also house democratic leader jeffries are calling on johnson to take up senate pass foreign aid package, that includes ukraine aid. this urgency comes as white house is trying to defend president biden from using the the word don't to try to prevent that attack. i think we have the sound. >> has president biden considered beefing up the public iran posture to be more than just one word. >> you are referring to don't. >> and they did it anyway. >> let's talk about what we did, peter, don't and did. let's talk about saturda

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professor alan dershowitz will weigh in on all of it in just a moment.ongressman jim jordan will talk about the collapse of "bidenomics" and the fate of speaker johnson's foreign aid package. we have senator tommy tuberville on why democrats will pay a price for killing the may york impeachment. monica crowley, and alex marlowe on collapse much donald trump's jury in flock. the great claudia tenney, biden boosting iran while israel is trying to defend the west. let's go straight to fox news cb cotton at columbia with all the latest. go straight to cb cotton. >> reporter: columbia university has, i think, larry can you hear me? larry: go right ahead. >> reporter: larry i think you may be able to hear me. so columbia university has kept the campus closed off to everyone except for those with a columbia i.d., but that hasn't kept people from coming here to rally just outside the campus's main gates. look behind me. this large crowd has formed. we have seen a lot of activity here over the past 48 hours. several arrests actually happened here this morning. ag

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i don't know why you don't get alan dershowitz on their to explain these legal terms. he's probably the greatest legal scholar of our time and i'm sure he would talk to you guys. he's nowhere to be found. instead, you get these people from the liberal media organizations to put the spin on it that this is a viable case. the reason is the weakest case because there's nothing to it. all these trials are out to get trump, keeping him from get elected, keep him busy. you guys are just like npr. i wish you would do a little resear live coverage here on c-span. the speaker: the house will be in order. pursuant to the order of the house of january 9, 2024, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. and time equally allocated between the parties and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip limited to five minutes, but in no event shall debate continued beyond 1:50 p.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pe

i will take issue with what my former professor alan dershowitz said, this is a case about business recordswhite house running country. the,, recorded payment to a lawyer for retainer payments, they say purpose of this suppos suppose, record fraud was that cover-up an election epen, federeepence. it is clear they were not, this case should have never been brought, if is purpose important this is a case 'accuracy of business records not alleged underlying hush money issue. larry: that is an important point. we're all -- reporting mr. trump will go out and do campaigning on the bodegas in harlem. which ask terrific -- is terrific, they can't hole hihoalz hhold him down. >> he is irrepress able, he has boundless energy, he will be our next president and i don't think that anything that radical left andal vip brag c business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the cloc

professor alan dershowitz will we weigh in congressman jim jordan talk about collapse of bidenomics. senator tommy tuberville on why democrats will pay a price for killing the mayorkas impeachment. monica crowley and alex marleau to collapse a donald trump jury in new york and claudia tenney. we go to cb cotton live in colombia. >> great to be with you, columbia university has -- can you hear me. >> go ahead. reporter: i think you may be able to hear me, columbia university, campus, closed off to everyone except for those with a columbia i.d. that has not kept people from coming here to rally just outside of campus main gate. you can see this large crowd has formed. we have a lot of activity here over the past 48 hours. several arrests this morning. another crowd is back pro palestinian demonstrators waving signs, waving palestinian flags. chanting things from like from river to the sea. free palestine. against phrase from river to the sea, one critics say is anti-semitic and calling for an annihilation of jewsish people and state of israel, we have seen nypd deploy heavily to columb

i will take issue with what my former professor alan dershowitz said, this is a case about business records trump was sitting in white house running country. the,, recorded payment to a lawyer for retainer payments, they say purpose of this sup suppose, record fraud was that cover-up an election epen, eepence. it is clear they were not, this case should have never been brought, if is purpose important this is a case 'accuracy of business records not alleged underlying hush money issue. larry: that is an important point. we're all -- reporting mr. trump will go out and do campaigning on the bodegas in harlem. which ask terrific -- is terrific, they can't hole hhhold him down. >> he is irrepress able, he has boundless energy, he will be our next president and i don't think that anything that radical left andal vip alvin bragg will do can stop him from achieving that. >> will scharf thank you for were. hi, i'm chris and i lost 57 pounds on golo. after my car accident, i was stuck at home and my unhealthy eating habits caught up with me, and the weight was piling on. i'd seen golo on tv and i w

i don't know why you don't get alan dershowitz on their to explain these legal terms. he's probably the greatest legal scholar of our time and i'm sure he would talk to you guys. he's nowhere to be found. instead, you get these people from the liberal media organizations to put the spin on it that this is a viable case. the reason is the weakest case because there's nothing to it. all these

dershowitz although i'm not sure if he wants to be introduced that way anymore maybe he should justintroduced as the author of get trump because that's what this is about anyway good to see you both jury selection on monday we've all read the questionnaire, do you listen to talk radio do you watch fox news , gregg jarrett i guess anyone who says i listen to sean hannity's radio show and i watch him on tv on fox, why do i think that person will it merely be excluded from the jury. >> they absolutely will and look politics is going to pay a predominant role in this case because it is a liquid charged case so trump's lawyer if i'm him i would love to have law enforcement on the jury i would love to have people who have had a bad experience with the legal system those of the people they'll be looking for all of these indictments though have a common denominator they're driven by political animists their partisan attempts to interfere in a presidential election prosecutors manipulating the legal system to bring charges against an opponent to damage his candidacy classic law fare but i th

and tony lyons, you took that same pro and anti approach with elizabeth holtzman and alan dershowitz, the case for and the case against impeaching donald trump. right. and you know, so so i think that's a that's a really interesting way of publishing books and that, you know, i would like people to buy both of those books and and or to buy the one that they think that they really disagree with. and if their ideas can really stand up, then then they shouldn't be afraid. you know, so if somebody really believes something, why not read the opposite point of view? you know, why not say, where are my strongly held beliefs coming from? is it that i'm being indoctrinated? is it that i just, you know, grew up in a in a certain part of the country? so all the people here have that same point of view. i mean, i grew up in new york city. i'm sure that there are a lot of people in new york who have very similar points of view when it comes to politics or some specific issues. and then you go to alabama and you have people with very different points of view. so the narrative in new york is that th

simpson family friend cleo terrel will join us along with attorney alan dershowitz who worked on that case but first heater with reaction is the host of the ever so popular, it's so popular i can't even count all the people that watch my friend stephen a smith from espn welcome back it's great to have you you said something earlier today that if you were on this jury, finish the sentence. >> he would have been under the jail he would have gotten -- not gotten off not if i was on the jury there's no question he was guilty as hell the forensic evidence is circumstantial evidence the manner in which the murders took place clearly a climb of passion and we look at some of the things they had articulated about his past and his relationship with nicole brown simpson some of the things he had done to her and to others who have spoken very eloquently about this over the years it was clear that there was such a preponderance of evidence against him that he deserved to be in jail for the rest of his life at the very least, the flip side to that however as i certainly was not surprised at the ve

i will take issue with what my former professor alan dershowitz said in that respect.ay president trump was sitting in the white house running country. they were records talking about legal payments. how that constitutes fraud i have no idea. the purpose of this so-called election fraud was to cover up a election expense. the federal law is clear the election expenses were not election expenses. this is really important we emphasize the point this is the case of accuracy of business records and not the alleged underlying hush-money issue. larry: that is an important point. i'm glad you make it. by the way, it is reporting mr. trump is going to go out and do a little campaigning on the bodegas in harlem which is a terrific thing. he is going to do what they got to do. they can't hold him down, will scharf. they can't keep a good man down. five second. >> he is irrepressible. he has boundless energy. he is going to be our next president, and i don't think anything the radical left and anything the radical left and alvin bragg can do will stop him from achieving that obje

and in the united states, i speak to his former legal adviser , alan his former legal adviser, alan dershowitzyer deborah bloom . they give their deborah bloom. they give their expert insight. that's later on in the show. but up next, broadcaster christine hamilton goes head to head with the star of rupaul's drag race, divina de campo, on whether a sam smith performance is really appropriate for the bbc proms. this is patrick christys tonight. what elianne gb views. welcome back to patrick christys tonight. now ann widdecombe is waiting in the wings. but before that , is sam waiting in the wings. but before that, is sam smith an appropriate choice to headline the bbc proms? it's time for tonight's head to head . so the tonight's head to head. so the beeb have decided in their infinite wisdom, that the ideal act to headline a proms event, this summer is the non—binary p0p this summer is the non—binary pop star sam smith, famous for his overtly sexual life performances. sam frequently dons devil horns and bondage gean dons devil horns and bondage gear. let's just take a little bit of a look now.

and in the united states, i speak to his former legal adviser , alan his former legal adviser, alan dershowitzwyer deborah bloom . they give their deborah bloom. they give their expert insight. that's later on in the show. but up next, broadcaster christine hamilton goes head to head with the star of rupaul's drag race, divina de campo, on whether a sam smith performance is really appropriate for the bbc proms. this is patrick christys tonight. what elianne gb views. welcome back to patrick christys tonight. now ann widdecombe is waiting in the wings. but before that , is sam waiting in the wings. but before that, is sam smith an appropriate choice to headline the bbc proms? it's time for tonight's head to head . so the tonight's head to head. so the beeb have decided in their infinite wisdom, that the ideal act to headline a proms event, this summer is the non—binary p0p this summer is the non—binary pop star sam smith, famous for his overtly sexual life performances. sam frequently dons devil horns and bondage gean dons devil horns and bondage gear. let's just take a little bit of a look now

jonathan turleemo y, greg jarre, alan dershowitz will weigh in straight ahead. but first, more disruptive hate filled protests today. with police and some universities now have thankfully restored order like the university of texas. they issued a very ord clear directive. our university will not be occupier univert bed. well, good for them. other schools, they refused to enforce their rules and keep their students safe as they let far left. professors, students and outside agitators continuer to upend life for all students. our very own steve harrigan her is outside of columbia university, where they have been protesting earlien r was tonight. steve, what's the latest there? ? sean, we've got dual protests going on. we've got a pr havo israel marcl and anti-israel march. marceome of the signs encourag people to be ready for a fight. so we're seeing a much heavier police presencight muce here tot than we have in the past. and you mentioned the violence on college youthe viol really aa the country. we saw things ratchet up todayll and some of the worst scenes were

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dershowitz. not everyone could afford, obviously, that have the ability to do that. but just taken back to that moment when they are announced the verdict, how it seemingly everyone in the country really looking at their tvs and work just stopped for that moment to see what did the jury conclude? now, obviously, people will fright have strong opinions with respect to whether the jury got it right. that's our system of justice. the jury acquitted. right. and that's verdict, obviously, that there s a civil case thereafter, difference standard of proof, different issues relating to monetary damages. t is jury, after hearing for months information as to whether or not was responsib for osdeaths concludedhat he was and then tt began the great debate as to wheer or not it was appropria, it was fair, was it unjust? and let's not forget so many other things that came out of it, right? the attorneys and how famous they became the fact that the news coverage changed as it related to these, these trials wer

terrell, he was a of o.j.n simpson and his family along with alan dershowitz. he served hily alod a legal coua legal consultant to o.j. team duringo his murder trial. all right, leo. prior to leo, 2.0, i that beautiful hat that you have on your heacld there wasinh a leo 1.0. and there were many occasion ahn that you were on either hannity and combs or hannitynity. d and i would ask you, how's your buddy o.j.? is hwoule on the course lookingr the real killers? and you don' lookingt go there.o >> and on a couple o of occasions, if my memory serves me right, you say you would rip offd your microphonrie, rip out your earpiece, throw it down, walk off thr the set, and i'd be shown an empty chair on there for viewerse. now, you won't let me show that tape. ers.now yoyou should, becauseds it's entertaining. but you weren't friends with them. answer >> and you never have answered a question that i've tried to ask you. to a years. >> this is a serious question. and that is, d ao you think he did this? rst of >> well, first of all, sean, you know, my friendship with you

dershowitz. his latest is called war on woke. why the new mccarthyism is more dangerous than the old. and this is about books, a programing podcast produced by c-span's book tv. in this episode, we're looking at some of the new books that are coming out this spring. here are some by journalists. in april, chicago tribune investigive reporter gregory royal pratt is releasing his book on the windy city and its former mayor. the title, the city is up for grabs. ho chicago may lori lightfoot led and lost a city in crisis. and in may, clinton whiteouse communications director and current abc host george stephan police will release the situate in room the inside story of presidents in crisis. and the newest book from washington examiner political columnist timothy carney is titled family unfriendly how our culture made raising kids much harder than it needs to be. and one more. fox news host jesse waters, his latest is called get it together. troubling tales from the liberal fringe. and we should note

>>tion w, fox news legal editor kerri kupec or bond will also be joined by alan dershowitz, gregg jarrett in a minute. carrie, great to have you. i actually want to go over with you. >> there have been seven jurors that have noyow selected for ths trial. >> jury selection is verjury seu important. the jury pool, i would argue, is not particularly favorable i the venue is not particularly favorable for donald trump. so venalso i let's go i'll put t on the screen if we can lookhe at, for example the first b person to be picked, a male from west, originally fromlike ireland, likes anything outdoorsything o, gets news fros the new york times, the daily mailom the, fox news, mass.ould dnc. now fox news, by the way, coul d in new york, fox five new york. it doesn't necessarily mean woe fox news channel, which would be very different in my mind. your thoughty differens? intere >> yeah, it'll be interesting to see how this goes so far. stfromfour men, three women havn picked. we have two lawyers. we have an oncolog 2 andy nursem sloan-kettering, an l.a. teacher, and it consulting likes a software

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simpson's attorneys, alan dershowitz, explains how they had a similar rationale while picking the jury for o.j. simpson murder trial. take a look. - we understood we had blacks in the jury and that, therefore, they might be more amenable to what we believed was the true defense in this case, namely that the police had perjured themselves. but for many in the city blacks, they have seen it, they've heard about it from their friends, they've experienced it, and they are more likely to accept a defense based on evidence tampering and perjury by the police. gender, race, ethnicity matter when you're picking a jury and how you're trying a case to the jury, - a predominantly black and female jury ultimately did acquit simpson. how do you see race and gender factoring into the make of this trump jury? - so donald trump has said that black men, young black men, should feel kind of affinity with him because he, like them, is the unusual target of the criminal justice system. that may be a winning argument to some degree. i mean, i don't know that that necessarily holds for black women or for wo

dershowitz. his latest is called war on woke. why the new mccarthyism is more dangerous than the old. and this is about books, a programing podcast produced by c-span's book tv. in this episode, we're looking at some of the new books that are coming out this spring. here are some by journalists. in april, chicago tribune investigate reporter gregory royal pratt is releasing his book on the windy city and its former mayor. the title, the city is up for grabs. how chicago mayorori lightfoot led and lost a city in crisis. and in may, clinton white hse communications director and current abc host george stephan police will release the situate in room the inside story of presidents in crisis. and the newest book from washington examiner political columnist timothy carney is titled family unfriendly how our culture made raising kids much harder than it needs to be. and one more. fox news host jesse waters, his latest is called get it together. troubling tales from the liberal fringe. and we should note

simpson's attorneys, alan dershowitz, explains how they had a similar rationale while picking the jury for o.j. simpson murder trial. take a look. - we understood we had blacks in the jury and that, therefore, they might be more amenable to what we believed was the true defense in this case, namely that the police had perjured themselves. but for many in the city blacks, they have seen it, they've heard about it from their frnds, they've experienced it, and they are more likely to accept a defense based on evidence tampering and perjury by the police. gender, race, ethnicity matter when you're picking a jury and how you're trying a case to the jury, - a predominantly black and female jury ultimately did acquit simpson. how do you see race and gender factoring into the make of this trump jury? - so donald trump has said that black men, young black men, should feel kind of affinity with him because he, like them, is the unusual target of the criminal justice system. that may be a winning argument to some degree. i mean, i don't know that that necessarily holds for black women oror women

dershowitz. his latest is called war on woke. why the new mccarthyism is more dangerous than the old. and this is about books, a programing podcast produced by c-span's book tv. in this episode, we're looking at some of the new books that are coming out this spring. here are some by journalists. in april, chicago tribune investigative reporter gregory royal pratt is releasing his book on the windy city and its former mayor. the title, the city is up for grabs. how chicago mayor lori lightfoot led and lost a city in crisis. and in may, clinton white house communications director and current abc host george stephan police will release the situate in room the inside story of presidents in crisis. and the newest book from washington examiner political columnist timothy carney is titled family unfriendly how our culture made raising kids much harder than it needs to be. and one more. fox news host jesse waters, his latest is called get it together. troubling tales from the liberal fringe. and we shoul

dershowitz. his latest is called war on woke. why the new mccarthyism is more dangerous than the old. and this is about books, a programing podcast produced by c-span's book tv. in this episode, we're looking at some of the new books that are coming out this spring. here are some by journists. in april, chicago tribune investigative reporter gregory royal att is releasing his book on the windy city and its former mayor. the tie, the city is up for grabs. how chicago mayor lori lightfoot led and lo a city in crisis. and in may, clinton white house communications directoand current abc host george stephan police will release the situate in room the inside story of presidents in crisis. and the nest book from washington examiner political columnist timothy carney i titled family unfriendly how our culture made raising kids much harder than it needs to be. and one more. fox news host jesse waters, his latest is call get it together. troubling tales from the liberal fringe. and we should note that the

alan dershowitz was part of his star legal team. >> there was overwhelming evidence that might suggest that he did it and then there was one piece of evidence that was tampered with. >> reporter: with cameras in the courtroom, simpson's trial became a global television event. >> of course, the infamous moment was the day he tried on the glove and that the glove did not fit. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> reporter: a jury found him not guilty. >> i remember when the verdict came out and the streets split. there were black citizens on one side and white on the other and people were seeing justice through different eyes. >> reporter: but in a civil lawsuit from the victims' families, simpson was found liable and ordered to pay millions in damages. more than a decade later, his book, "if i did it, garnered headlines. a 2007 las vegas robbery and kidnapping over sports memorabilia landed him in prison. he was paroled in 2017. his family says simpson was surrounded by his children and grandchildren when he died. >> younger generations may only remember the trial and what happened

. >> his lawyers included johnnie cochran, f lee bailey and alan dershowitz. dubbed the dream team, they argued simpson was framed by racist police, and cochran delivered the trial's most famous words. >> remember these words? if it doesn't fit, you must acquit, referencing the moment in court when simpson appeared unable to put on black gloves found at the crime scene. >> dershowitz later called the prosecution's decision to ask simpson to try on the gloves the greatest legal blunder of the 20th century. >> we, the jury in the above entitled action, find the defendant or orenthal james simpson, not guilty of the crime of murder. >> many black americans saw simpson as a victim of racism, while many white americans were stunned that he could be exonerated, simpson was later found liable for the murders in a civil lawsuit, and was ordered to pay $33 million in damages. kim goldman last night told abc news her family has received only $114,000 of that judgment, but that wasn't the end of simpson's legal troubles. in 2007, he was convicted of armed robbery for ste

dershowitz. his latest is called war on woke. why the new mccarthyism is more dangerous than the old. and this is about books, a programing podcast produced by c-span's book tv. in this episode, we're looking at some of the new books that are coming out this spring. here are some by journalists. in april, chicago tribune investigative reporter gregory royal pratt is relsing his book on the windy city and its former mayor. the title, the cy is up for grabs. how chicago mayor lori lightfoot led and lost a city in crisis. and in may, clinton white house communications director and current abc host george stephan police will release theituate in room the inside story of presidents in crisis. and the newest book from washington examiner political columnist timothy carney is titl family unfriendly how our culture made raising kids much harder tn it needs to be. and one more. x news host jesse waters, his latest is called get it together. troubling tales from the liberal fringe. and we should note that

>> i mean, in addition to what alan d dershowitz is saying, you have to look at where the funding isdemocratic countries, foreign countries give tens of millions of dollars to these universities. 55% are from anti-democratic countries, countries like qatar. these countries have actually increased their funding by almost 50% in the last four years since 2020. what are they breeding in these universities? it's anti-democratic, it's anti-semitism, it's anti-capitalism. everything that we are against in america and yet we are funding them. they have access to moneys that we're helping with grant dollars and low interest loans to students. we're giving them tax free exempt status. when we think about everything that's happening on the campuses, how terrible it is, how anti-american it is, we are looking at ways of being able to use the tax exempt status and dollars they're getting to -- maria: i don't understand why president biden is so soft on all of these adversaries who may be complicit, like china, for example, that's why we focus so much on what james comer is doing on the oversight

criminal defence lawyers werejohnnie cochran, alan dershowitz, who then became very prominent as wellile moments were a good idea or not, particularly making simpson where the gloves, and the prosecution realised afterwards that that was a very big mistake. tam that was a very big mistake. tom bateman, thank _ that was a very big mistake. tom bateman, thank you _ that was a very big mistake. tom bateman, thank you very - that was a very big mistake. tom bateman, thank you very much indeed, as we bring you more news of the death of oj simpson announced on x by his family. you are watching bbc news. some of our global audiences have opted away from us. we have had a brief reaction statement from the father of one of the victims after the announcement of this news, saying that this is no great loss. that is right. fred goldman, the father of ron goldman who was killed along with nicole brown, in the stabbings, talking to nbc news, on the phone, saying that the death of 0j the phone, saying that the death of oj simpson is in his words, no great loss. he went on, as a father with one being

. >> trace: i want to play the soundbite is alan dershowitz talking about jewish democrats and how they in play right now. >> i think it's turning a lot of people who used to be knee jerk democrats saying we can vote for the administration and refused to condemn the squalid and anti-semitism but the question is who's side are they gone as they are a wrong or israel side? >> trace: a lot of my friends say decedent thing and 20 seconds each. >> if you look at the facts, clear the administration is on iran side more than israel released billions of dollars and continue to placate around over defending our greatest ally in the middle east, israel and that is been to the detriment of a nation under attack and remember there was a cease-fire on october 6 and it was hamas and those funded by the iranian regime perpetrated so let's be queer in action this administration closer with the wrong than israel. >> democrats are deeply divided on this this will be a headache that won't go away and we seen this with the scenes from the university campuses earlier in the program and it will be a nightmar

we are hearing that alan dershowitz, who was on the dream team, their legal team for oj simpson, hasut the personalities or personas that are so famous object figures or entertainment industry, because oj simpson led a life of two tales in the city, one life prior to commencing the murders as many believe of is ex—wife and her friend ron goldman, when he was a actor and for what they are, and when the murder charges came up he was considered persona non grata without the city and the state and country. he was part of a try that absolute gripped the united states, it is gripped the united states, it is gripped global audiences, i remember i don't know if your member watching that trial, the glove moments, why do you think it captured people so much? ., ., .,, do you think it captured people so much? ., ., ~ , ., much? coming from los angeles, and curowin u- much? coming from los angeles, and growing up institute _ much? coming from los angeles, and growing up institute most _ much? coming from los angeles, and growing up institute most of- much? coming from los angeles, and growing up

i have heard this so often from professor alan dershowitz.ithis it gei is the exact opposite of a merit-based system. why that that is merit-based admissions, merit oriented achievement and the colleges and universities or their degrees or the departments they have spawned in recent years. i thought americans believed in merit. a biden's say we have to believe and identity politics set quotas and standards that are empathetically to our culture per. >> i believed in merit wants to it that that's what this country was founded upon. with the president is saying when he ascribes to these theories is that's not the way were going to do things for it as a matter fact, since he has been president he is fluent in the face of what america is. i am pleased speaker johnson got up there and made the comments that he did. but it also reminds me our current president is a coward and not able to get up and condemn what we are sitting across our country right now. it really speaks to who he is and the progressives that he's essentially representing. he spok