we have jonathan turley.hey are trying to do the same thing to trump, throw him in jail for 700 years, take away all his cash, bankrupt him, it is two-tear justice system. we are running over, we'll run the quote of katanji brown. take a listen to this. >> i guess some might say that the government actually has a duty to take steps to protect the citizens of this country and you seem to be suggesting that that duty cannot manifest itself in the government encouraging or even pressuring platforms to take down harmful information. larry: yeah. so i always thought the private sector had a duty to express its own opinion and that was a foil for the government power. this is not the soviet union, at least not yet, thank goodness. >> right. jonathan turley talks about sensorship by surrogate. you can't do something through private entities you can't do on your own. that is what is happening here. pressure and coercion from the government, suggestions from the government, that is scary. you know, what is the old lin

jonathan turley will be with us. first supreme court hearing argument on first amendment, lydia hu. reporter: the kuo, di -- request did biden administration step over constitutional boundaries by leaning on so much social media platforms to silence debate able view points. and states attorney for missouri and louisiana who brought the case. claim that the biden administration violated first amendment protections by improperly coordinating with social media platforms to remove or limit. communications that government did not like, pointing to a mountain of evidence that including government e-mail, demanding that platforms remove 7 posts or accounts and statements suggesting that social media companies should be hield liable for so-called misinformation. from the bench, justices, appeared to -- some cone vined that government officials should be able to persuade companies not to publish information. justices bret kavanaugh and compare the outlets, a news story could have a dangerous impact. their questions suggests that efforts by officials to influence coverage can be valuable. it

jonathan turley will be with us. first supreme court hearing argument on first amendment, lydia hu.eporter: the kuo, -- request did biden administration step over constitutional boundaries by leaning on so much social media platforms to silence debate able view points. and states attorney for missouri and louisiana who brought the case. claim that the biden administration violated first amendment protections by improperly coordinating with social media platforms to remove or limit. communications that government did not like, pointing to a mountain of evidence that including government e-mail, demanding that platforms remove 7 posts or accounts and statements suggesting that social media companies should be hield liable for so-called misinformation. from the bench, justices, appeared to -- some cone vined that government officials should be able to persuade companies not to publish information. justices bret kavanaugh and compare the outlets, a news story could have a dangerous impact. their questions suggests that efforts by officials to influence coverage can be valuable. it was j

jonathan turley on why he calls this case mob justice but first we go to alina haber an attorney for former president trump it's good to have you with us thank you for being here today tell me a little bit about where you are in this process because in terms of the appeals happening for the appeals court deciding the appellate division deciding they are perhaps going to make some modifications to this judgement. >> our aument in front of the appellate division is that forcing him to sell price properties such as trump tower, iconic properties like 40 wall street to pursue his appeal is manifesting justice it deprives them of that due process that we are all entitled to so imagine you can't reverse selling off trump tower on a firesale and a discounted price we can't fix that if we win on an appeal so it is complete injustice and only a handful of sure dated are approved by the united states department of treasury to underwrite bonds of this size so those even those very limited handful amounts they are limited to policies with even single bonds of two maybe 100 million none of them e

jonath jonathan turley will watch with me. your not on what trance period. you get the $454 million bond slashed to $175 million. >> the court of appeals may have felt that they can't pre-judge the evidence and so to reduce the bond further would have been heavy handed. i actually think they could have reduced this bond to virtually nothing because the amount set by engoron was absurd. most of us drilled down on these figures and could not find a there there. there were no victims, no money lost. you had people that loaned this money and wanted more business. so this figure seemed to have been snatched out of the air. he connected it to a few properties but it was very speculative. by reducing the amount, i think that this restores some element of restraint to the new york legal system. i think that the true costs of this controversy has been born by those who really wanted this thrill kill moment. this has not played well with the public or played well with companies who were legitimately alarmed to see the new york legal system turned into this inescapable

we're going to ask jonathan turley about that in just a couple moments.nd then our all-tar panel of charlie hurt, katie pavlich and roman will weigh in on all of it. plus from, janing yellen dead wrong again, this time about raising corporate taxes. kevin has especially is going the take her to the wood smelt. also senator eric smid, senator tommy tuberville wants to stop china a from buying up u.s. farmland, i couldn't agree more. let's get the latestest on the trump civil fraud case ahead of monday's bond deadline. lydia hu is here with more. lydia, the clock is ticking, the 24-second shot clock is almost down to the end. what's he going to do? >> reporter: just one weekend away from that monday deadline, and the former president has to post that appeal bond for nearly half a billion dollars to protect his assets from new york attorney general letitia james. you remember previously trump and his lawyers told the court that they couldn't get the money. they asked the bond be reduced waived entirely. we've not yet order from the court on that request yet,

jonathan turley kind of laughing at it.don't understand the president is winning in every battle ground state and win not guilty national polls, if he becomes president and only uses truth social the number one super power in the world using this to communicate the way he uniquely likes to communicate, it goes through the roof. >> carley: becomes a much more powerful social media company if he becomes president. >> lawrence: using twitter now x at the time. the only reason why people -- i remember he used to control the entire news cycle would have to have the alerts on. >> carley: i'm old oenough to remember that, too. >> lawrence: now truth is doing the same thing. >> brian: devin nunes doing a good job. >> steve: kamala harris is set to meet with the president of the country of guatemala to discuss the root causes of migration. >> brian: finally, take your time. >> steve: as joe biden's own border patrol chief has warned that the southern border is a national security threat. >> brian: you think so? peter doocy joins us

andy, turley, kerri, don't leave the building. aishah, i thought it was interesting that the president said it could make me more popular. he's well aware of the political stakes out here and keeping these cases in front of the public and then they can decide whether or not he was being treated fairly or not that . conversation continues in a moment. chris bedford will join us, juan williams and much more as coverage continues on this monday afternoon right after this. ♪ i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein! those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪) - it's payback time. all these years you've worked hard, you've fixed it, you've looked after it, maybe it's time for your home to start taking care of you. - we've invested in our home, we've worked on it. - we had a whole lot of equity just sitting there. - you paid down the mortgage, invested

jonathan turley is not some far right guy but he is tired of it.ess he gets the 460 million. it is so completely, patently unfair, and everybody sees it. i think this will crater against democrats and joe biden. >> i would say that the lawfare has actually worked for democrats in one way since part of its design was to financially destroy trump. they made some real progress on that with the new york lawsuit. we'll actually see how that works out. the other thing is, if you listen to the advocates of this lawfare, they originally thought indicting trump multiple times would knock him out of the race. well that didn't happen. the opposite happened. but now they're saying, if he is convicted that will do it. there are some polls that say people who would vote for trump now say they would not vote for him if he were convicted felon. now you're seeing a race, a dash to get trump convicted of something, anything, before election day so democrats can call him a convicted felon. larry: yeah, a convicted. matthew, give you the last word, we're short of time

jonathan turley with legal analysis. brooke singman is here is with reaction from the former president and eric shawn is outside the new york state supreme court in manhattan. we saw the president walk in moments ago. >> good morning, dana. we heard those two words, familiar refrain from the former president of the united states calling this case a witch hunt and a hoax. it is a hearing for the stormy daniels hush money case. the judge has delayed the trial one month to start on april 15th. trumps lawyers want a 90-day delay on the trial or dismiss the charges completely in terms of the allegations the president used money paying through his former fixer michael cohen in order to buy stormy daniel's silence for the alleged affair that mr. trump denies. part of a big day on the legal front. all eyes on new york state attorney general democrat letitia james and what she will do in terms of the $454 million bond imposed on the president and his company after judge engoron found that the former president and the trump organi

. >> martha: always put well by jonathan turley. shannan bream joins us now. how do you see this this morning as you look at this document and listen to all the back and forth as it rolls out? >> of course the judge knows the entire world is watching this case and so bottom line he says you have to get away from the idea that there could be any appearance of trouble, of political conflict here. whether this case ends in conviction, acquittals or something in between the result should be one that instills confidence in the process. he says reasonable observer looking at this case has to say it was impartially applied, the law going after president trump and all these other co-defendants. you can't have room for this. we talked to the whole time going through the process hearing from the witnesses he had to decide a conflict of interest or the appearance of one. we see where he landed on that. you mentioned, bill, moments ago that speech in the church and a lot of people had argued whether it should even be allowed in. the judge spent a lot of time on it and sai

and what professor turley said as well. there's not a dissent. they concur on the judgment but they say they don't think the court should have gone to all these additional questions that they did. they said it was enough and justice barrett said in her concurrence, too, to get to bottom line that states cannot do this. it's not in their purview to do it. but the dissent, again, not dissenters, concurrences that come from justice sotomayor, keagan and jackson takes a different path. they think the court goes too far. by resolving these extra questions, the majority attempts to insulate all alleged insurrectionists from future challenges to their holding federal office. they feel like the court went too far. you try to go as narrowly as possible. again, they agree with the overall decision. but think that the court is trying to give too much cover to future candidates who may face this scenario and they just don't think the court should have gone those extra steps. >> bill: i'm going to show our viewers this map here, guys, if we could. i hope i've

leo terrell and jonathan turley. how fortunate are we. both attorneys and fox news contributors to start off "the faulkner focus." leo, i will go to you first. i want to know what your thoughts are. you were just fierce in your own right in terms of saying what needed to happen here. is this what it was? >> you know, harris, remember at the beginning we had that initial motion and he said, you know, grounds for disqualification based on actual conflict or the appearance. he found appearance of conflict and harris, he punted his obligation as a judge to fani willis to determine the remedy. let her decide what she wants to do. he failed to do his job as a judge by handing out the appropriate remedy. i find it disingenuous for her to downplay the comments she made in a house of worship playing a race card. she tainted the jury pool. the judge down played it. seemed to me he found every excuse to allow her to remain in this position. i find that wrong as a judge. >> harris: jonathan, before i come to you i want to share this. attorney paul ma

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jonathan turley is here to tell us what all of this means for the case moving forward. so? so this was the statement to brad raffensperger brad raffensperger that donald trump made during a phone call that was recorded that seemed to be at the center of this case, he said i just want to find 11,780 votes which is one more than we have. but the charges arising out of that statement have been quashed. that stays quashed. what does that mean for the rest of the case? again, that seemed to be the centerpiece of it? >> indeed, that call has attracted the most attention in this case and other cases. many of us have questioned how incriminating that call really is. people have said that that is the president saying just go and create those votes. i read that same transcript and seemed to me the president was saying that's all i need to flip the state. that's why i'm asking for a recount. but these counts could be essentially revived if they want to go back to the grand jury but that will eat up calendar space, may make it difficult to try the case before the election. pt also the

. >> ainsley: jonathan turley did. >> lawrence: jonathan turley reacted earlier on the program, watch what is happening to the new york legal system is truly alarming. this was one of the premier systems in the world. this is a judge who could have resolved this. you know, he could have come up with an easy solution. you know, this is just because trump's portfolio being real estate. you would think that this monitoring would have been the entirety of the remedy. if the court was really concerned about whether trump would be honest in the future dealings, they could have just imposed a monitor. instead he imposes this ridiculous amount of penalty on trump. this judge has done nothing to introduce any element of fairness through this. and so, you're really between a rock and hard place if you are donald trump. you've got a portfolio with real estate. and people don't take real estate in order to float a bond. >> brian: not only do they not agree with jonathan turley and the perception of frank luntz. president biden jumping in remember he is supposed to not have anything to do with the

bring back professor turley here. bob barr is a federal prosecutor out of georgia on with neil cavuto yesterday. neil asked him why does this keep happening? the one common thread about the court cases, barr said what you'll find is liberals always overreach. that may be a legal statement, professor, may be a political statement, may be a little bit of both. what do you think about that comment on its face as we see this developing now? >> i actually think that part of what we're seeing here is the result of improvisation on the law. much of this is improv iced law. what is happening in new york with alvin bragg is improviseed to be the point of the theater of the absurd. it is using a statute in a way i don't think can be used. i would be surprised if it could be upheld. in georgia you had willis put together the most weak racketeering claim just somehow bring together these 18 defendants into a single conspiracy. it doesn't hold well even when you read the prosecution's own papers. you are left at the end with what?

thank you very much, jonathan turley. appreciate it. >> lawrence: also comedian. >> brian: when trump and the bond he is trying to get down to 100 million. filed a 5,000 page. they got five days to get back back to him. you don't think it's a huge hail merry to look at this and say is the goal to get him to appeal? we know he is not going anywhere. his things aren't depreach united states. so, i think he has a got a shot. i think that somebody could be somewhat rational. >> ainsley: if she goes after his properties in new york do you think she will try for trump tower first? >> steve: that would be iconic. >> brian: go for it. but not in the best interest of the city. this is not the time to be buying commercial real estate. >> lawrence: other business people. that's why the governor, kathy hochul tried to clear things up and say this was just about donald trump. >> brian: sorry. don't think so. >> lawrence: not buying it. >> steve: unless suddenly out of nowhere the new york state supreme court or court of appeals rules,

from oujonathan turley thank y. we appreciate your time and analysis.joining us nowreciate your tim l carolina senator tim scott. senator, let's get your reaction, all ofinto matte these developments today. you know, the system is so obviously there's no the victimc here. okay. they had a disclaimer at every contracttimsa and how not one pn that they did business with complaine notd everyone was paid back with interest on time. then the worst valuation of allt stme from the judge himself and. he was steadfast. right now, you can go onlineasd and find a two acre property, oceanfront property in pal m beach, just an empty lot,t an two acres, $200 million. >> and you have to tell me that 20 two acres is 18that million. by the way, i'll find the moneyo tomorrow. i don't know how, but i'll find the monerrow i dt i'y. >> i'll buy that property. i'll pay twice the amount. 22 acres in palm beach is worth $1,000,000,000 without the buildings, without the man dollewithout a do findidentify the actual value of the property. all you needtual to know is that the lib

jonathan turley here on both of those items. house votes to ban tiktok. will it happen?? liberal television hosts mock the fact virginia primary voters care about illegal immigration. what does governor youngkin think about that? britain bans transgender treatment for adolescents, dr. marc siegel and here with chloe cole. join sandra and he at the top of the hour. >> harris: this is out, report that claims jill biden's top aide has been a me too nightmare. he still considered untouchable, according to "new york post." anthony burnall has sexually harassed people for years. first lady considers him her work husband and kept him safe over the years. unknown sources told post this, i have heard him say inappropriate things about people's sexuality. it was a lot of inappropriate remarks. one summed it up this way, classic me too. burnall is denying the claims and chief of staff dismissed without an investigation, calling them unfounded attacks. a former official calls it alarming and a quote from him, it is widely known anthony's behavior is unacceptable and to have a senior

jonathan turley, he join us with more. also tonight, carnage, chaos, violence, crime. the island nation of haiti has now devolved into a state of complete anarchy. as a gang member named barbara cue leads a violent revolt. now, florida, they are bracing a wave of haitian citizens fleeing their country by sea. governor ron desantis says florida is preparing full details ahead with fox news correspondent benjamin hall. but first, it is official. a 2024 rematch is now underway and joe biden is already falling behind. president leading nationwide in almost every single major poll. he's also ahead in every single battleground state, including ohio, michigan, georgia, nevada, and, by the way, pennsylvania, where new fox poll has trump up by two. in arizona, another new fox poll has trump beating biden by four points. meanwhile a bloomberg morning consult survey shows donald trump with a four point lead in the state of wisconsin tonight. needless to say, bad news for the biden campaign. earlier today, joe finally mustered the energy to actually visit the badger state and, wel

you have guys lik jonathan turley calls this mob justice.is. there you can't appeal -- and trump conditi can't even appeal, this sun fair. and everyone can see it. i think this is going to crater against democrats and joe biden. >> i would say that the lawfare has worked for democrats in one way, in sense part of the design was to financially destroy trump, they made real proes from on tprogress to that with new york law the, the other thing, if you listen to add ha advocates of lawfare they thought indicting trump phili multiple times would knock him out of the race. but now they say, if he is convicted, some polls say people who would vote for trump now say they would not vote for him if he were convicted felon. you are seeing a race, a dash to get trump convicted of something anything. before election die day, so democrats can call him a convicted felon. larry: matthew, last word. you think that will hurt trump? >> i don't think it will hurt trump, i think what you are talking about in previous segment rise in prices that will matter more

jonathan turley in "focus" next.enator bob menendez may speak right after that pleading of not guilty to that superseding indictment charging him with bribery and obstruction of justice. momentarily we're told to expect him to come out to the bank of microphones you see at the bottom center of your screen right there. if senator bob menendez from new jersey, infamous now for having a lot of cash, hundreds of thousands of dollars in his home, free mercedes benz, charges against he and his wife and gold bars at their residence. once he comes out and if he speaks, we'll carry it live. we could also get a decision at any moment from the judge who is overseeing fani willis's misconduct case. he will decide whether the fulton county district attorney prosecuting former president trump in the state's election interference case can stay on the case or get kicked off. the pivotal issue a romantic relationship she was having with married special prosecutor nathan wade, who she hired for the case. a lot of conflicting testimony

here with reaction to all of this is fox news contributor jonathan turley.not sure where you want to start. you did write a great column. one liar meaning the fbi, one of the longest, most trusted, informants, paid informants they had ever. just like christopher steele turns out not to be the case. that does not negate everything we just discussed with james comer and john solomon, does it? >> no, it doesn't. what hunter biden did is confirm the essential elements of what has been alleged by these committees. they received a great deal of money from russia, china, ukraine. and at least $40000 of chinese money made it into the account of president biden. this is the same person that said that his son didn't make any money in china. it turns out he not only made money but president biden received some of that money. he also confirms other aspects of this. what he keeps on saying is a mantra. all of this was perfectly legal. he adds that it's perfectly ethical, which is really something that left many of us dumbfounded. you can say that influence peddling can b

. >> john: we have turley coming up ahead and what's interesting about all of this as well, kerri urbahn, they have this new witness, yeager is her name, a county district attorney and says she can corroborate what another woman said the relationship started in 2019 and overheard fani willis tell terrence bradley in a phone call don't talk about this. so, we'll see if that ever gets to court. it could change the whole thing. >> sandra: it's a big deal. >> john: in all likelihood, donald trump will be the republican nominee what our party convention meets in july. i congratulate him and wish him well. i wish anyone well who would be america's president. >> john: nikki haley dropping out of the presidential race and clearing the way for former president trump to lock in the gop nomination. announced her exit after winning one state on super tuesday. we have team coverage with martha and the likely biden-trump rematch in november, but bill melugin is live in charleston, south carolina, he was there in the room with her this morning, she made history but time for her to drop out. >> john, i

bragg that's a scam everybody say use read the people that you have jonathon turley and mccarthy allgood people that you have on this is a case that shouldn't be brought on and it isn't a crime and it all comes out of the white house. rachel: shannon. >> well interestingly that he named chuck jonathon turley whroong tom to break down on the show to break down cases. of course you know former president takes heat for saying things like our legal system is a third world country and points to doj says he feels they're acting in a political or partisan manner his base responds. it is something talks on the campaign trail and gets huge cheers people are worried they could be prosecuted or persecuted based on their political beliefs. interesting to me this week that hunter biden was also in court out in los angeles and federal court, he argued that the tax charges against him are political. he says that republicans have pushed doj conservatives have pushed doj and donald trump has pushed doj and he's got politically motivated charges against him and both on the sides of the aisle saying do

thank you, jonathan. >> bill: believe it or not we're putting turley to work again today. good morning, professor. >> shame on you. >> bill: you were with us yesterday and you were talking about the atlanta cases being extended and perhaps this punts it past the election. let's come back to that in a moment. the more pressing matter is in florida as of this hour. on the line there is the espionage act and the presidential records act. does donald trump has a defense on both? >> i'm afraid i think he is likely to lose the claim for dismissal. it doesn't mean he doesn't have some merit in his objections to these charges. you know, he has appeared at these courthouses to drive home how he is being pursued from your jurisdiction to jurisdiction. that message will never resonate as loudly or successfully as this morning because he will be in front of this court right after the special counsel just gave president biden a pass. and the special counsel before congress laid out what seemed to be a serial violator of classified material rules going back 40 years from when he was a s

according to jonathan turley the law is on the former president's side. >> they could appeal this all the way to the supreme court. on occasion, the supreme court has intervened in state actions. on punitive damages. this is falling into that extreme category in my view. i find it appalling. it shocks the conscious that you have to pony up this type of money just to get someone to look at what you believe -- and i believe -- is an exsive ruling. >> she campaigned on prosecuting him repeatedly. "wall street journal" editorial board argues her actions could have a chilling effect on the new york economy and the governor said no, we're good. you have the worries she could twist the screws on business in new york. >> dana: team fox coverage andy mccarthy on deck. eric shawn is in new yor >> legal experts call it uncharted territory. a band so high it could bankrupt a business. this is the amount the judge ruled former president donald trump must pay and has to cough it up in six days. he must come up with a bond of $454 million by next monday in order to satisfy the judgment set by the ju

you have guys lik jonathan turley calls this mob justice. is just tired of this. there you can't appeal -- and trump cond can't even appeal, this sun fair. and everyone can see it. i think this is going to crater against democrats and joe biden. >> i would say that the lawfare has worked for democrats in one way, in sense part of the design was to financially destroy trump, they made real proes frprogress to that with new york law the, the other thing, if you listen to add advocates of lawfare they thought indicting trump ph multiple times would knock him out of the race. but now they say, if he is convicted, some polls say people who would vote for trump now say they would not vote for him if he were convicted felon. you are seeing a race, a dash to get trump convicted of something anything. before election d day, so democrats can call him a convicted felon. larry: matthew, last word. you think that will hurt trump? >> i don't think it will hurt trump, i think what you are talking about in previous segment rise in prices that will matter mo

i want to bring in jonathan turley now, constitutional law attorney and professor at george washington university. fox news contributor. also along, and router, former federal prosecutor first of all, jonathan, you heard shannon and we will often say this about the supreme court. we speak with one voice. the loudest voice i heard today was that on behalf of voters. >> what was being asked here would have inserted an instability into a system that has been the most stable and successful democracy in history. and what these advocates were arguing is that any state could potenessentially cleanse their ballots as a candidate from one party or the other. a court here spoke with one voice, as many of us hoped they would. this is remarkable, because for months, readers and listeners have been hearing from a lot of other outlets that this was what was called an unassailable theory. they were told the conservatives would just band together to vote for trump. well, that didn't happen. all of the justices spoke with one voice. they all said that this was wrong and unconstitutional. the point of d

jonathan turley moments away on that.er on the day after. >> good morning. former president donald trump was losing control of his bank accounts and prized real estate. for now those dire outcomes are on hold. the trump campaign sharing the win with its supporters saying trump tower remains mine. his attorney said it is a start. >> so proud of the appellate division for giving us the opportunity. they didn't reverse the case but they will when they see what we saw. >> trump returns to court next month in another case, his criminal hush money trial. the judge setting an april 15th start date saying prosecutors weren't responsible for a last-minute document donald trump that trump's team argued should delay or dismiss the case entirely. the prosecutors say trump tried to cover up the hush money to stormy daniels. trump said the case is being run by biden thugs saying this is the same about the lead prosecutor on the case. >> he is a radical left from the d.o.j. who was put into the state working with letitia james and then

all right, jonathan turley as always, thank you.o earlier today former president trent nine did call in my radio show today -- use part of what he said. >> it was a great decision that we are very honored by it and it basically said you have to win by getting the votes as opposed to some other way and that is really what we wanted and it was a very powerful decision very well-crafted and very well-respected i must say. >> sean: here with morant today supreme court ruling at former presidential cand candidate, vivek ramaswamy. let get your initial reac reaction. >> just like it's about national unity and i think the supreme court absolutely ruled in the right way at answering the question really "are we one nation or not we go the supreme court held yes, because the heart of the decision was about whether we can have a patchwork framework were certain states decide who's on the ballot at other states decide a different person is on the ballot for u.s. president. that doesn't work if we are one nation. to what this case was ruling abo

i'm going to bring in jonathan turley, constitutional attorney, g.w.ity law professor and a fox news contributor. we've got part of the story here, jonathan. we're still waiting to hear from fani willis, the d.a. directly. we know that nathan wade, not a huge surprise has selfered himself from this case. now we're waiting to hear from her. >> wade didn't have any option. the judge said he could choose to resign. there was not much else he could do. if he didn't, the whole case would be taken out of the office. the only alternative was to go on an appeal that would delay the case further. the big question as you know is what will willis do? she has now had multiple opportunities to do the right thing, which recuse herself. every time that moment has come, she has declined to do so. she's put her personal interests ahead of the interests of her office and the people of fulton county. i can't imagine how even willis could go forward after this order and these damning findings from this judge. i mean, he goes in great detail about how she made unprofession

. >> john: jonathan turley, to the point that a lot of democrats are making here, this was a clearly partisan report, that hur was only out to get biden, trying to shred his credibility. he said in his opening statement that he had to, because of doj guidelines, present this report to the attorney general on his decision not to charge. he said i knew from my decision to be credible, i could not simply announce i recommended no criminal charges and leave it at that, i needed to explain why, show my work as he said. put that into context for us legally. did he have to go into this level of detail? because it's -- the part of this that is real ticked off the white house and set democrats aflame is his idea that joe biden is a kindly old gentleman with a bad memory, and that of course brings up the entire conversation about whether or not he can continue to be president now let alone for another four years. >> yeah, i think that hur did an extraordinary job, not just in laying out the reasons for his conclusions, but also to keep his cool, to be in the middle of a circus and retain some

you heard jonathan turley tell me, that's really too much. it should have been zero. larry even doing this? there are no victims in the case. let's go to eric shawn live outside the new york state supreme court in manhattan. a very short comment from the former president moments ago. >> yes, but one that speaks loudly, because the former president has been given a big break and a big win by the new york state appellate court here, cutting down the size of that bond he must post. the former president on truth social saying that he will post the amount set by the appellate division in the last hour. in a statement from the 5-judge panel, basically cutting down the bond that the former president must put up by more than 60%. as you know and we have been reporting, new york state attorney general letitia james had been ordered basically to potentially start enforcing that $454 million bond. that amount, set by judge arthur engoron in the real estate fraud trial. that the appellate court has cut that down to $175 million if the former president puts that up in the next ten

here to react fox news contributor george washington university law professor jonathan turley. jonathan, your thoughts as we count down to monday? >> well, you know it's interesting, brian, is that you would think that this monitoring would have been the entirety of the remedy. if the court was really concerned about whether trump would be honest in future dealings, they could have juxtaposed a monitor. instead he imposes this ridiculous amount of penalty on trump. he could have picked any figure because none of us could make sense out of this. he could have said a trillion dollars and he sits back and watches the defendant scramble to have to sell off properties in order to protect properties. and, you know, this is going to eventually have to go to some judge who is going to say enough. i mean, this really shocks the conscience. you should not have to sell off your property at fire sale prices in order just to get anyone to look at the judgment of this one judge. >> >> brian: do you have a sense -- people should understand it gets confusing is that this is the judge, says he

if you read andy peace, jonathan turley's peace, legal scholars all over the world, they say this case is a hoax and it is something that -- it's not even a crime. they said there is no crime and there is no crime. i just say it is a sad day for this country when you have something like this and remember the words, it should have started three years ago if they were going to start it at all and then you would not be quibbling over days and hours. they would not be quibbling at all. they never started it. you know why they didn't start it? they did not know i would be running and they did not know how well i would do and if i were not running or if i were doing poorly like everyone else has done because they are all knocked out except for crooked joe biden. if i were doing poorly, this would not be happening and none of these trials would be happening. if i wasn't running, they would not be happening so it is a sad day in our country in many respects but the good day is that the appellate division was fair. it's a lot of money still, but the judge is corrupt, in my opinion, the most ove

they should have never started because thif you read andy mccarthy's peace, jonathan turley's peace,legal scholars all over the world, they say tax and it is something that -- it's not even a crime. they said there is no crime and there is no crime. i just sayt iad day for this countryis a when you have something like this and remember the words, it should have started three years ago if thethen you would not be quibbling over days and hours. they would not be quibbling at all. you know why they didn't start it? they did not know i would be running and they did not know how well i would do and if i were not running or if poorly like everyone else has done because they are all knocked out except for crooked joe biden. if i were doing poorly, this would not be of these trials would be happening. if i wasn't running, they would not be happening so it is a sad day in our country in many respects but the good that the appellate division was fair. it's a lot of money still, but the judge is corrupt, in my opinion, the most has been overturned five times in this case alone. he ruled against

i agree with professor turley it is a very fine line for judge to walk to try to fashion a gag orderitutional scrutiny. because you have to get the former president the right to exercise his constitutional right too. at the same time it is not what witnesses being threatened. he disavowed his family being threatened but my guess he will probably draft in order that prevents those sorts of comments but it's got to leave the present to exercise his first memo speech rights. >> scotus would look harshly at this orders is currently written. you are in for a penny or pound you want to try a leading presidential candidate right for the presidential election? you have to have some recognition there is a political speech element here which is paramount i don't think the judge recognized that in this order. shannon: gentlemen we always enjoy picking your brains free thank you so much for letting us do that today. see you both. cap next brandon fox polls are out showing which presidential candidate the voters trust more to handle the major issues now facing america. our sunday panel in-house j

july 1 when the supreme court comes out and issues decision on immunity, andy mccarthy and jonathan turley this is tough for trump. how will these people be seeing then? we saw trump derange mment -- w would take his speech, we would listen to what he had has to say. on primary night after primary nat, our competition refuses to take the winner. south carolina was a big deal, big vote and told us where the republican party was going. one competitor took four minutes, another 10. take news out of your name. we should all be listening to ideas and thoughts and if biden came out, we would take him and be fair. >> harris: we do it all the time. sometimes we have to put words on the screens, helicopters are too loud. coming up, elon musk warns ground work is being laid for something worse than 9/11 after biden administration admitted to flying illegal immigrants into the u.s. but when it comes to caring for his teeth he's let his own maintenance take a back seat. well maybe it's time to shift gears on that. because aspen dental has the latest technology and equipment. with a staff that goes out

larry: jonathan turley called it mob law, you are the lawyer, the 14 amendment, passed after the civilrcede statlaw, in those days the issue of the slavery, ruth bader ginsburg and scalia and others used that, a couple years ago to enforce the eighth amendment. and i just think that is the way out for mr. trump. just go past the crazy people in new york. >> there is about protects individual rights and donald trump's rights includes that protects every american, i agree, i'm hoping we see a victory on that front. larry: vivek ramaswamy thank you, sir, we appreciate it. talk soon. >> coming up on kudlow, general jack keane with his take on why the democrats seem to be turning against israel, then my pal kell kellyanne co conway. safety and security driving women and minority voters to trump. we'll be right back. i bought the team! kevin...? i bought the team! i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna' cashback on a few other things too... starting with the sound system! curry from deep. that's caaaaaaaaash. i prefer the old intro! this is much better! i don't think so!

interesting conversation with jonathan turley last hour. this is not about free speech.ant to be booed, wouldn't have mattered where it was, this was a work event and these are employees of the city and certain regulations are set. he thinks the department should give this a pass, plenty reasons why leticia james is wrong going after trump. it is abusive and excessive, he said. you can call it that. but the problem in the room, when people boo and chanted, other people there as employees, their right to listen to her had been taken away. he said, wash it away and keep going and stay focused on the center case right now, leticia james politically going after donald trump. >> emily: take that a step forward, that was just the destruction, did they boo in in her statements? no. just in the introduction they made their thoughts and feelings known and how do you hunt them down, they sounded loud to me. >> brian: they probably had cameras everywhere. it was like booing was loud, then you had bed music of trump, trump, trump and helped the flow a little bit. this csentiment is

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larry: jonathan turley called it mob law, you are the lawyer, the 14 amendment, passed after the civil stlaw, in those days the issue of the slavery, ruth bader ginsburg and scalia and others used that, a couple years ago to enforce the eighth amendment. and i just think that is the way out for mr. trump. just go past the crazy people in new york. >> there is about protects individual rights and donald trump's rights includes that protects every american, i agree, i'm hoping we see a victory on that front. larry: vivek ramaswamy thank you, sir, we appreciate it. talk soon. >> coming up on kudlow, general jack keane with his take on why the democrats seem to be turning against israel, then my pal ke kellyanne c conway. safety and security driving women and minority voters to trump. we'll be right back. [ applause ] the day you get your clearchoice dental implants changes your struggle with missing teeth forever. it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. it changes your smile and how others smile at you. clearchoice network doctors have changed over 100,000 lives with

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the thing about this and really good point jonathan turley made, why haven't these two stepped aside?istraction and his point, so much is unfolding everyday. >> harris: so true. >> kennedy: damning facts, pinpointing him at her house years before they say this relationship began. >> harris: 12,000 messages and phone calls wrapped up in a bundle and ashleigh merchant had some on her phone going back to a key witness in the case. the reach out to twhite house ad that is problematic, if you have a situation where someone is going up against another person in an election is using high officials in a doj situation to go after that opponent, there could be criminality there he's looking at. >> that is problematic and i'd like to know more about it. i'm focused on the core ethical issue that is straight-forward and simple. it is wrong if you are a government contracting agent to give money, grants, contracts, prosecutorial role to anybody with whom you have a relationship. this is ethical violation from the start, it does not matter this other stuff. does not matter when they began temperatu

bring in jonathan turley.or turlyey, the immediate question, will we see interlockatory deal, that typically comes following a case. judge mcafee could allow that before the case. >> jonathan: that is distinct possibility, either side could try to take that rare step to seek review. the decision by the court has many strong aspects, but the conclusion disconnected in that he's disqualifying wade but allowing willis to continue. many people said, it is very solemn decision splitting the baby. difference is that king solmondid not split the baby, the baby survived. this is not that verdict. in this case, you have willis who put her own interest ahead of the case, ahead of her office and the interest of the people of fulton county. many aspects of this decision are scathing. he goes after willis for playing the race card as he refers to it in her speech, remarks before the church. he shows they both used horrendous judgement, but only disqualified one of the two. >> kayleigh: put up some language from the indictm

. >> brian: here is what jonathan turley said about what is next. >> jonathan: any business in new yorkant to continue to do business in new york, including banks. can you imagine being the bank that gives this bond to trump and you have an attorney general who is just laying waste to the land. this is almost type of mob justice as the attorney general ran on bagging trump and pledging to seize his property just because he can't come up with bond. some point, the courts have to step in and say, this is you have in. you are requiring this astronomical bond for this guy to get any other judge to look at this decision. >> lawrence: if court allow this to stand, who is next? are they going to go after future political opponents? >> ainsley: if you're running for president, yes. >> brian: this does not hurt him politically, i think independents, undecideds, no one will say this is other taeting, it is a civil suit, they created a problem, there is no problem, no insurance problem, no construction problem, no realtor that got screwed, no bank, this is being targeted. they are saying in order