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gonzalez. this is consuming our society. what is it? our second guest former lieutenant governor of new york, betsy mccoy, right now a few weeks ago, biden administration triggered the destruction of the suburbs and ex burbs, we need to get into this but first "new york times," prosecutor seek trump lawyer testimony, suggesting evidence of crime says that justice department -- >> this i may say mark for god's sake my eyes are glazing over, no, this is a fundamental right, have you ever had a lawyer, any case, you might want day. and and are your

communications with that lawyer going to be comment secret or made available on the government or other side. this is crucial. this gets to bottom of the matter, attorney-client privilege is protected under the bill of rights, it part of due process. due process, you can't have due process without having attorney-client 45 prive lang privilege, your conversations with your attorney are private. the privilege may be traced back to the roman republic. use was firmly established in english law as early as reign of elizabeth i. it worked to bar any testimony by the attorney against the client. there are exceptions. the client seeks advice from attorney to a furtherance of a crime or proud. the p prosecution goes to

a jsajudge that said this is a ruse that the kl client is using the attorney to perpetrate an on going crime and fraud. what is going on with donald trump document case, is he using an attorney to perpetuate an on going crime or fraud to be obstruct justice. i decided to take closer look at jack smith who they brought in from the hague to investigate. merrick garland out thed touted this guy, he had two huge fails of this career. let me tell you about one, this is the case that involved senator from north

carolina, presidential candidate j john edwards. you might recall that he accepted donations of maybe a million total. from donors and he used to money to take care of a girlfriend he had who got pregnant and put her up in an apartment. jack smith decided to prosecute him. a violation of federal election code. that money of the not reported. -- was not reported and violated limits and on and on. the jury found mr. edwards innocent, among other reasons, mr. edwards said he relied on advice of counsel. and this kind of a violation requires specific knowledge that you intent to commit a crime, if you are relying on advice of counsel, and

counsel said, he was free to do this, it is hard to convict someone then of a specific intent crime. so what? about? obstruction of justice is a specific crime, you have to know you are intending to obstruct the grand jury, the jury or to obstruct justice. the conviction is beyond a rya reasonable doubt, what is going on? jack smith lost that case, now he is trying to pierce the attorney-client privilege, the solemn privilege that we have. so you can consult with an attorney, you have to be able to prepare a defense, why? because otherwise you can't have fair trial, remember what you are up against, the

prosecutor particularly in federal government has endless resources and all kind of things they can do. you have to be able to defend yourself, the constitution is set up that way, bill of rights set up that way. you are not supposed to be handing prosecution your information, here is why i'm guilty, then in is no point in having attorney-client p privilege. so, this what this prosecutor is trying to to with donald trump. what am i talking about? according to news story that was leaked to them. this jackson -- jack smith has gone to a special judge who was appointed by p barack obama saying this privilege that donald trump is using and the lawyer is

using this privilege is being asserted to cover-up on going be on obstruction and criminal activity. so why is smith doing that? he got burned in the edwards trial. and he figures let me get ahead of the curve, and access to what this lawyer cochran and trump have talked about, and i will utes the crime fraud exception, ladies and gentlemen this is an apuce of the crime fraud exception to attorney-client priv lprivilege. he has no evidence whatsoever. unless he has violated the attorney-client privilege with other lawyers who are surrounding donald trump, so far mr. smith called in three lawyers in front of his grand jury that represent donald trump in the documents case, two have testified.

and mr. cochran one of his lead lawyers. he has asserted attorney-client privilege, what mr. smith is trying to do is break that down get a left wing judge, who ruled against donald trump over single privilege claim that donald trump has made in federal district court in washington d.c. to do the statement, so donald trump won't be able to defend himself, that is appalling and that the problem. what else do we know. when he was head of public integrity second, he over a prosecution of former governor bob mcdonald, they used bribery st statute in virginia. saying he took gifts for meetings and that. and he applied an extremely

nebulous and broad interpretation of what an official action is. trial judge, in virginia said, that is fine. under theory interpretation of the poi br bribery statute in virginia the former governor was found guilty, and sent to two years in prison, he said, i need to appeal this. they did not take it. and u.s. supreme court did take it, thank goodness they did. they took up that case, and you know what in a found? they found mr. smith's reinterpretation was way too aggressive, too broad. and there were 8 justices they recall at the time, every single one of them,

voted in the majority the decision rit wr written by chief justice roberts, reversing the case, remanding is back to 4 circuit, leaving up to didepartment of justice if they want to retry or drop the case, they drop the case because they didn't have a case. merrick garland picks this guy after they sent him to thhague to bring him back. after the two epic fails, he has a wildly broad interpretation of obstruction. he wants to make a case but violate a principle that applies to all of us what justice and -- when it comes to justice and lawyers, the

attorney-client privilege, it is in front of a judge who has ruled against president trump every single time. an obama judge. she hears grand jury matters and motions related to it. the prosecution knows this. i bring up this to you, because it is -- everything that is going on, it is getting lost in the static, our civil liberties are being violated. our bill of rights are being violated, if they can do this to donald trump or drag lawyers in front of grand juries, violate the attorney-client privilege, take their iphones and cell phones, take their testimony, take their e-mail, and texts. what is left? they are going av rudy guliani, and john eastman and joe de and now two

lawyers related to documents case. have you seen anything like this? >> they claim to be defending the constitution, they claim to be defend thing documents and the security of the nation, while they are steam rolling the bill of rights, attorney-client privilege is crucial. the crime fraud exception is very rare. it is not to be regular. mass murderers, terrorists, what have you, attorney-klein privilege is rarely pierced when it applies to them. yet it has been pierced in a serial nature. when it applies to donald trump, republican, and republican legislators and legislatures, i'll be right back.

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this alphabet soup. what does it mean? where does it come and? how does it affecture our lives if it isn't confronted. no one better than mike gonzalez, who wrote a fantastic book. what is going on. >> i tell you, i think that in 2020 the administrators of our cultural institutions decided to throw in the towel and accept a join the campaign f f for transforming of america, they may have done so unwittingly, they embraced that the america is racist and didn't think through to the consequences, if all those things are true, then ergo all of the institutions and structures in the system, just a greek word for the way that everything works it has to be thrown out. and replaced with something

else. that is the marxist dream. and the people who should have known better, the administrators accepted this in 2020, for reasons we can go into, every day americans did not, they are fighting back, that is how i see it. mark: i call a ruling class has embraced biden administration pushing it through every single government entity by executive order and corporatists are embracing i'm pimposing it on hr and other areas, now you have equity trainers and monitors and officers, are they really enforcerses to make sure it takes place? >> they are, they are party to force a political line. i think governor desantis and youngkin and now sanders who devoted her rebuttal in

state of union this issue, they are fighting back. what is happening, first, i think we should make it clear, that the diversity equity inclusion in the reining ar orthodoxy we have today mean opposite of what they meant to you and me, growing up in 70s, diversity is a rigidly enforced university of views. and equit equity is the worst, the opposite of equality, means that government must treat private citizens differently. and inclusion is exclusive, makes illegal a language that left does not like, language codes, that is the reasons people like we are against it and exposing it for what it is american people are seeing it.

mark: mike, as i take this, this is a not so subtle war on the civil society on american system on capitalism, on our constitutional system. and it seems to me it is embraced by a lot of the media and i might admittal -- political leaders. >> the media is complicit in this. says, things -- thinks it is its job to cover for what is taking place, media knows, what it is the stake is what you said. a complete total transforming and to complete everything, lead leads to tote t -- totalitarianism, if americans have your viewer who are very smart,

getting any out of this it is the system, the american system that is at stake. people want to transform it america is a good country. can to be improved? , of course,. but it is pretty pretty good. i was a foreign correspondent, i have lived at least a year in 7 countries, i can compare and contrast, we should think twice before retransform america. mark: this transformation of america seems to me that joe biden not from bottom up to middle out, it is from top down. it is imposed on us by academia and politicians, and it has a voice in mass media. and you started out the show with this, the people really want nothing to do with it, when they hear about it they scratch their heads they think this is the dumbest thing. yet the training, hr departments they are enshrining this, are they not. >> right. when i hear that, people say to me, this is just a small

minority, it is 10% of the population of super woke, guess who else was a small minority, went matter of months they transformed russia. and m he said that. he said, change begins with a small minority. that then, indoctrinates the majority or suppresses, that means censorship of opposing views. people tell you, it is a small minority. don't think it is less dangerous. mark: most revolutions are not lead by the majority. there is no question. and ruling class really wants power and iron fisted control over society they can't get that with the constitution and with capitalism, this really did

get aggressive and broad-based. i know the foundation was building over a double decades. in 2020 summer of 2020, the riots and so forth then this is out in open in elementary schools and colleges and universities. it got its start on television and the rift when we come back, mike gonzalez, why is that the case? why is it l last couple years it has really exploded on the cultural scene, we'll be right back. pain relievers. ♪ so you can rise from pain like a pro. icy hot pro. age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor.

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>> welcome to fox news live, i am jon scott in new york, president biden is set to mark one her anniversary of russia invasion of ukraine with a high stakes trip to poland, meeting with his polish counterpart in warsaw with the bucharest 9. this comes as u.s. condemns moscow's brutality the, crimes against humanity. kremlin calls that statement an unprecedented attempt to demonize russia. >> well wishes for jimmy carter, now in hospice care, spending his last days with his loved ones at his home in georgia. mr. carter has decided to not receive further medical treatment.

>> we wish him well, i'm jon scott, now back to "life, liberty and levin." mark: welcome back america. we're with mike gonzalez, heritage foundation senior fellow. daily signal contributor, his great book, blm . am i right or wrong, does this cold the crt, alphabet soup has it exploded on the scene. >> right. it gains react with creation of black lives matter organization in 2013. with ferguson, people who track what newspaper say, tell you that newspaper use words all of the time. in 2014 then ferguson affect of crime going up wherever

black lives matter has riots, it explodes in 2020, a lot of well up tentioned intentioned people had their feelings manipulated, by people, founders of blm who were trained for years, recruits to marxism and lennonnism and maoism, they know what they were dorri. >> doing. >> and in trained her in los angeles for 10 years. that was membership years before the creation of blm, then in 2020, with this great tragedy to george floyd, and the riots we had over 600 riots, people say, well, most of the demonstrations were peaceful, we had about 12 thousand demonstrations, a small percentage is a big number. that is over 600 riots.

and i believe that conticongress should vest g investigate this we should ask founders of blm . what is your i intention. i think americans have a right to know. i think that i agree this explodes in 2020, but in 2021 i see american people fighting back, i traveled in 2021 to there 30 cities, i see is concerned americans. in the way the -- average americans, in their american legion halls, moms and dads and grandparents, concerned about their parents and their places of work, and their nation, they get together and they say no, we have political avalanche we

have seen since. mark: now, let me ask you this. marxism, people say, come on. this is marxism. ideology. it has been americanized and tailored to the united states is it not? you have studied this. >> everything in manifesto that marxcalls for that is all in the program they seek to implement right now. it is what it doesn't have is economic base that in marx has, they say this is not marxism. the innovation from 20s to 60s to say, man is moved by his culture, not just his

relationship to the means of production. and number two, the worker is a real bad revolutionary, worker does not t want to change america, factory workers of mi michigan and ohio they were patriotic. in 1960s you left -- say, we need to lock for substitute. they moved the revolution from the social class, working class to things that are umutible. race or sex, they cannot change. and when later you add climate, you have what eric mann calls a division of labor. that communist had, david m horowitz is right when he said the issue is never the issue, the issue is the revolution. mark: you are right.

they need to find these fizzures they found them and exploiting them, that is not to say they are ignoring the economy, they are still working on it, but are right, that is not the basis of the revolution. if they can get race wars and so on. that is the better they think, mike, thank you, your book is great, blm, all your scholarship is great, and i encourage t people to check out the her t heritage foundation. >> thank you, mark. mark: god bless, we'll be right back.

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controlled legislators are going after a majority of americans, if you open a single family home, if you worked years to afford it, and all you want is to provide a quiet plate for your family to live, a patch the grass, a neighborhood where your kids can play, you have a target on your book, biden administration and the democratic governors and legislator saying, you can't have that unless everyone can have that. doesn't matter whether they gone to work and earned money to afford it. so, starting with the biden administration, they are demanding that every town in the united states produce an equity plan. for what pres president obama called balanced housing they wantive town in

u.s. to be balanced economically with a with a percentage of under. >> those who are deprived are -- don't are deprived of federal funding, but democratic governors, they are using the stick. they have passed laws outlawing single family zoning. oregon for example in california, in new york. in connecticut and massachusetts. you name it memb many states n face this threat, communities are told you must be high rise affordable housing. next to the single family home, if you worked years to afford that house that is your biggest investment and exsomeone is building a high-rise across the street

with a parking lot, the price of your house, value of your biggest asset and your lifestyle, your dream kaput. mark: you know betsy mccoy. tomorrow government is supposed to be limited in power. but they can't stop trying to control everything we do. the type of vehicle we drive. we'll ban you know, gasoline powers engines, the kind of schools we send our kids, to okay no you can't send them to pr private schools, i could go on. as i was talking with mike gonzalez prior gif guest, it seems that push is on now, they see a window of opportunity, they want to control our communities our housing, i suspect they will want to control transportation. density, parks. baseball fields libraries, won't they get their foot in the door and the courts up homeuphold it.

>> in 1946, supreme court ruled single family housing is constitutional provided that motive is not racism. the advocates for that housing, affordable housing, are playing the race card, deplore racism, i deplore racial discrimination. but that is not what is happening here. this is a interesting situation, you look at data and brookings institution, hardly a right wing group pro duproduced a report, black americans are moving to suburbs at more rapid pace than whites or any other minority this is not about race, this is economic integration, it is about marxism. they don't want some people

to have more than other people, even if they earned and saved for it. mark: to your knowledge is congress even looking at this or get involved? we're talking federal dollars, joe biden acting like he is a dictator with had bureaucracy as obama dpryd-- did, trying to impose their will, did notice they live in lush neighborhoods and beautiful land, and on thing, but the rest ofs you have to work it through. >> first, h hypocrisy it is big. after all that biden who lives in a tony suburb of delaware, greenville, they are not put anything affordable housing, kamala harris and her husband, 5 million dollar estate on a cul-de-sac in brentwood, they are not building affordable housing there, but for the rest of us, if we want to live in a quiet

suburb, no, you must have high rises next to you. that iu asked. isn't congress having hearings. i hate to sound cynical, having watch congress for many years under democrats and republicans, i will ask you, do you think anyone in congress read the recent quote, infrastructure bill that was passed? and touted as providing roads and bridges for america. the biggest chunk of that bill went for this. to fund the money to push the towns to adopt these affordable housing projects. mark: 18 republicans voted for that. >> right. mark: including republican leader of the senate mitch mcconnell. they all voted for it. the left stick stuff in their bills, and our guys go along with it, they want to be seen as bipartisan, they are killing the country. when we come back, betsy,

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betsy mccoy. the administration, the bureaucracy. some states, they, aligned in trying to destroy our communities and neighborhoods and im pose their zone will on the rest of us is there anything we can do. >> a lot. we need to pay attention to what is happening in the state capitols. the federal government has very limited power in this area, according to united nations supreme court, the states do have a lot of power. and that is what is happening, oregon is already outlaws single family housing for any town with over 10,000. california has passed a law in 2017, they are about to renew it forces every town to rapidly increase the number of homes within the town or they lose all their zone authority and developer come in build whatever high-rises they want, that

is also in connecticut. and in new york. hochul put in something called housing compact that will destroy the little towns on the hudson, you get off the train, you see the charming old towns with two stories. you know, main streets and oold houses that will be go by wait side. her plan requires these towns build af affordable housing within a half mile of the train stop. this issue is a real unifier in the nation. having a home is the american dream. and 68% of americans own their home, a se single family home, 88 million people live in a household that owns a single family home, you are talking a lot of people who may not be registered republicans, but if you make them aware of when in a are about to lose, something they have worked for, for years, something

they hope to pass on to their children, they will respond. >> in part, also, is this an effort to destroy the suburbs, you hear democratic talk to get suburban vote, it is like the border. if you change the nature of the demographics and the population, let's change the superbs too. then really, we have no political or cultural opposition whatsoever. >> that right, all of this suburbs, we may still call them suburbs, they are all going to look the same, a mishmash of houses, interspurced with high-rise buildings, parking lot and commercial buildings, there will be no quiet, single family neighborhoods any more. that is what they intend to do. and that is an attack on our culture, and by the way on the family. because if the families want this life style, to raise their children. mark: i guess if you have all this density now.

in the suburbs, like little cities all over the place, you will have too have more public transportation. >> oh, yeah. mark: and have more control over what individuals are free to do or not free to to with their vehicles. the government will have a say whether the state capitol or federal capitol. on where you put parks, libraries and f ball fields. >> that part of the plan, and hypocrisy of that, this is not about solving a real problem. that we have a shortage of housing in the united states but insisting on building the housing on lots previously reserved for si6 sing -- single family homes in suburbs is not the cheap way to go, if you say each region or state to produce more housing they could build them in areas

where the land is less expensive. they are going th expensive route of insisting on putting it in single family neighborhoods, because they are not just about increasing housing, it is about attacking values. mark: this marxist society ideology of rain brain washing our kids and destroying women sport foss s -- sports, attack private property rights now. inow. i don't see anything in our culture that is really not under attack right now in a comprehensive way. >>iace. mark: am i misses something. >> you are right, for example this week i wrote about the insidious and false accusations that our doctors and nurses in the hospitals are racist. the government is now demanding an antiracism plan

from every physician suggesting they should allocate more of their resources to black patients, then the question is does that mean a asian and hispanic and white patients get less times with the doctor or fewer antibiotics. this is pervading every aspect of our society, but attack on our single family homes our way of life it particularly insidious, i hope that everyone watching will pay attention. mark: thank you for your claireon calls and our standing columns and voice, betsy mccoy, god bless you my friend. >> thank you. mark: we'll be right back. with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spray flonase sensimist daily for non-drowsy, long lasting relief in a scent-free, gentle mist. (psst psst) flonase. all good. ♪ icy hot pro starts working instantly.

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mark: welcome back america, first, thank you for being here, you are the smartest audience. or you wouldn't be here on a sunday night, there are so many other things you could

do. yet you are here. and i'm blessed you are. i think it very important. you get the feeling that fithings are getting away from us, the decisions are made by executive order and bureaucrats affect our communities and our law and order or way of life. what is a going on in the schools, we're supposed to be a federal republic with a central government. that is not the case any more. we're supposed to be a constitutional republic. every part of the constitution is under attack. separation of power is and so forth, what are we? we're a nation that is declining. we're a nation this is engulfed by a soft tyranny.

i'm not trying to be pessimistic, i'm trying to be realistic if we're not realistic, we can't fix it. we need politicians who understand what is going on. not go along types, i will see you next time, on "life, liberty and levin." ♪ ♪ good evening welcome to next reef avenuelus -- revolution, there is a theme, and aw awound accountability, there is a lot going on. we also see it, this is where we start. with a appalling government created environmental past