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is a form of white supremacy. as a result, not surprisingly, car burglaries have risen quite a bit. mr. daria, the attendant is not white, but apparently he's sick of watching other people get robbed. so he told the man to get out, leave the garage. in response, the man pulled out a handgun and fired four times ,hit there in the head. and the stomach was a nightmare. but somehow matsudaira had the presence of mind to wrestle the gun from the man and then fire back before the man could shoot him or anyone else. >> by the time police arrived, both men were lying on the sidewalk bleeding. >> now, what do you think happened in a scene? >> self respecting society said the area would have received a medal if not a ticker tape parade. >> but in the city of new york , he was arrested and charged with attempted murder and illegal possession of a gun. the same gun that had been used to shoot him. >> darryl woke up in bellevue hospital shackled to his bed. >> the new york post ran this

picture. it's of him sobbing. i got bullets in me and i'm chained to a hospital bed, he said . but i didn't do anything wrong . >> you can imagine his confusion this was not the country he expected. and in fact, moossa deora is exactly the kind of person you want more of in your country. >> he's fifty seven years old and still working harder than most young people do. in fact, when new york shut down during covid as lawyers, nonprofit executives hid in their apartments living on door dash and stockpiling surgical masks from amazon, deora went to work every day like americans used to . the man who shot him, by contrast, does not have a history of going to work every day. his name is charles rody. we checked. he's got a rap sheet of nearly a dozen serious crimes that go back more than twenty years . and yet, as of saturday at five a.m., he was not in jail. he was walking around new york with a gun looking for more things to steal.

>> in the end, alvin bragg cave to public outrage, which was considerable and dropped the charges against mr. dhara. but he had already made the point very clear to everyone in our news. soros inspired justice system, decent people are the criminals, while the criminals are now a protected class. >> here's how it works. the people in charge unleash chaos in our cities. but if you dare to protect yourself or your family from that chaos, you wind up in handcuffs. what is this? will the name of this system of governance is anarcho tyranny. you get state sponsored anarchy accompanied by political tyranny. since taking office, bragge has done his best to increase the anarchy. he's increased the number of felony charges. his office drops by nearly 40% . >> that includes almost half of all drunk driving charges. >> it's no longer really a crime to drive drunk in new york city. >> that's the anarchy part. but for those who step outside the political lines, it is tyranny.

>> you'll remember the middle aged budig it clerk called josé alba from the dominican republic. bragg sent him to rikers island, one of the worst prisons in the world, for daring to defend himself against a lunatic who was trying to murder him. >> so now this very same system ,a system that imprisoned jose alba and chained lusardi aria to his hospital bed. this suros inspired and backed system is putting joe biden's main political opponent in the upcoming presidential race on trial for a crime that's not actually a crime. this is the political tyranny part of anarcho tyranny. so for our existing legal system, this appears to be a point of no return and would think the media would point that out even if they support it. this is a big change from the way the country has run for hundreds of years. but no, because they're too dumb, too shallow and above all, to self-interest. so trump's upcoming arraignment tomorrow isn't a turning point in our country's legal system.

it's yet another chance to follow trump around in the hope that ratings will return. >> this was cnn all day today. we i'm being told right now that is donald trump leaving mar-a-lago on his way to catch his plane. that will leave to new york when he arrive later this afternoon. we're watching really history right now unfold on your screen. donald trump and route to the airport and a court date in new york becoming the first ever former president to face a criminal indictment. >> and this is the historic moment we just watched the former president of the united states or a former president of the united states leave his home headed to new york to be arraigned in court. >> we're watching on our screen as trump's motorcade has now arrived on the tarmac. of palm beach international airport, heading up in the air and heading back to his home state of new york . certainly not the kind of homecoming that he had ever imagined when he went back from florida to new york.

but he is heading back on a historic flight. again, not necessarily a part of history that donald trump or any former president would want to make. one of the things that we have learned is to not put everything at an 11 , not make everything the biggest deal . >> this is a big deal . oh, this is a big deal . we get to talk over live pictures. >> what we were trained to do, local news. >> well, it is a big deal , actually . it's a very, very big deal . but the guardrails are gone. no one in the media seems to be pointing out that this is a huge change in our entire legal system. and no one in the democratic party in washington, even those who are a little bit concerned about where this might be heading dares say anything at all because alvin bragg is , of course, a holy person and no one wants to speak out against the crowd on twitter. so this is all happening in slow motion. and , of course, we're getting the dumbest possible lectures, as always, from cable news. >> we've learned to put everything at 11:00, not making

everything the biggest deal . it's hilarious. and of course, they can't wait to make it the biggest deal on the shallowest possible level and the reason it's economic. since trump left office, cnn has lost more than 60% of its viewers. >> they're desperately trying to sell the channel because like it's tanking. >> so they have every incentive to sensationalize anything that trump does, no matter what happens to the country in the process. so here you have a soros funded perp walking, a former president . what does this mean? what could trump possibly be guilty of? they don't even tell you all. they tell their ingar. but small audiences the walls are closing in on criminal donald trump. >> they're going to turn trump's motorcade into ojs bronco because otherwise you're going to be out of a job because nobody watches them anymore. so that's a sober assessment. it's happening in this country saying, look at the plane, look at the motorcade. >> before long.

outlets like cnn may be your only source of information about the trial. and that's the scary thing. imagine a system where the person who's been charged is no longer allowed to defend himself. >> oh, are you seeing the connection here like the parking garage attendant who was shot by a criminal? he gets arrested like jose alba, who tried to save his own life from a lunatic in his bodega. he gets arrested. the people who are the victims of the tyranny don't get to speak. cnn speaks for them. imagine that there are multiple reports tonight that alvin bragg's office will seek a gag order when trump is rain . that would prevent trump on pain of going to prison from talking about his case in public. but cnn and msnbc and the "new york times" and the washington post, all the completely filthy, corrupt liars in the media handmaidens to power. >> they'll be able to say whatever they want because apparently their coverage doesn't influence the jury. only the accused defending himself.

>> well, it's not only unconstitutional baldly so. it's also completely immoral. and above all, in the middle of a presidential race, it's subversion of democracy itself. >> the leading candidate from the other party doesn't get to talk or you send him to prison, wake up first. where's michael beschloss on this? well, the august historians always telling us about, you know, the architecture of our democracy, our democratic norms. is that a democratic norm, silencing the other party's main presidential candidate on pain of going to jail. but they like the power and they're going to continue to exercise it until somebody stops them. today, the mayor of new york city, a grave disappointment we thought would be a good mayor, hasn't been a good mayor. it's sad. so to divert attention from his own ineptitude and the hours he spends in bars at night, he's now decided to become a political celebrity. so he's now threatening to jail a member of congress, marjorie taylor greene, if she dares to protest donald trump's

arraignment in a way that he doesn't like. watch us . >> while there may be some rabble rousers thinking about coming to our city tomorrow, a message is clear and simple. control yourselves. >> new york city is our home, not a playground for your misplaced anger, people like marjorie taylor greene, who is known to spread misinformation and hate speech of she stated she's coming to town while you're in town . >> be on your best behavior. >> as always, we will not allow violence or vandalism of any kind. and if one is caught, participate any act of violence, they will be arrested and held accountable. >> uh, new york city is our home. that's how we let people on the sidewalk and turn tricks in the vestibule. of atm machines. >> really, it's your home. your home is filthy. and your incompetent people like marjorie taylor greene,

who was known to spread hate speech. >> really? what's hate speech? well, it's a speech that certain politicians hate. that's all it is . there's no hate speech prescribed in the constitution that's completely made up. it's a power grab. of course, politicians didn't use to dare to talk like this because someone would call them and say, whoa, whoa, slow down. we have a bill of rights. but those people are hiding. and like michael beschloss, are too afraid to say what's obviously true, which is we're watching the system itself. collapse. so you get to this jail. a former president on some fake crime for payment he made seven years ago. that was completely legal. >> once you get to do that, we just can go after all your political enemies with the force of law. >> and that's what they're doing because no one's stopping them. >> today, fox news learned that merrick garland doj is sending subpoenas to trump secret service agents as part of their probe into his handling of classified documents. >> now, there was ever a fake crime. it's this everyone who ever

served in federal office from hillary clinton to joe biden to mike pence has admitted to bringing home documents in violation of the law. we have a billion classified federal documents, probably two percent of which deserve to be classified. the whole system is rotten and corrupt, and everybody knows, but they're using it in order to stop someone from running for president . >> okay, is that okay with the defenders? democracy. then there's the grand jury forewoman in georgia. going on msnbc saying we're investigating trump for saying the wrong things about the the 2020 election. >> so they want to take out trump. but in a democratic system, they do that by convincing people to vote against him in a tyrannical system. you use people with guns to stop him from running. and that's honestly exactly what we're seeing it. even if you don't like trump and have no intention of voting for him in this next cycle, you should have the right to vote for him because that's democracy. and anyone who takes that right away from you is a tyrant.

and is presiding over a system that is not democratic , but totalitarian, obviously. >> so to assess all of this tonight, we are joined by candice owens, the host of kansas. >> and we're always happy to have a campus. thanks so much for coming on . it does seem like yanacocha, your name is one of these ideas, you know, that some political philosopher thought up a long time ago, but i don't think it could be clear. that's what we're watching. absolutely. and i will say this about this cultural demise that we're facing. i know people are understandably outraged. people are understandably anger. but i also want to comment on just the overwhelming despair and sadness that all of this is making me feel. and i know that so many people at home are feeling the exact same way, not just about america's present, feeling bleak about the future dystopian nightmare that we're currently existing in, but also looking backward. you know, one of the things that i think a lot of us are feeling is disillusionment with with what american justice is even about. we've spent the better half of the last century entering in other countries saying that we have a right to be here because we're spreading, quote unquote,

democracy. we've completely lost the moral high ground. i'm not sure if we ever really had it. we have a right to be in iraq, iran, afghanistan, because we have better our principles are better because these people are criminals. because these people are terrorists, because these people have the wrong ideas. now, all of a sudden, our government is turning that same ideology against the american people. right now. we have the wrong ideas. now we are the domestic terrorists. now we are the people that need to understand that criminality is allowed to fly. and so it's incredibly despairing. and i just want to speak on that first and foremost, you know, to look and say that overseas we talk about these terrorists. we're locking up their political dissidents now. we're doing exactly the same thing. we're locking up grandmas in the capitol building. we're putting people in prison for years for the offense of trespassing. we are now locking up a political contender. you're saying donald trump must be arraigned. we can't tell you why we're going to issue a gag order if any of this took place overseas. could you imagine what the response to be would be demanding boots on the ground tomorrow to spread democracy? but here they are completely

overlook it, calling attacks on the existing system hate speech, which is a completely fake and made up category. if you eliminate free speech, you don't have democracy. democracy requires free speech or it doesn't exist. and we would know that if it were happening in a foreign country. you're you're so right. and it's appreciate coming on tonight. thank you. thank you so much. so it's almost hard to believe that the republican party's leading presidential candidate as of tonight by 30 points could be told by a judge that he will go to jail if he dares to defend himself in his own criminal case. >> could that actually happen? will it happen to roger stone and nobody seemed to care. we did. no one else did. roger stone is a long time republican strategist, worked for richard nixon through the rest up to and including trump runs stone's own. .com joins us tonight to assess this. roger stone, thanks so much for coming on . you're the first person we thought of because this happened to you.

and i remember people saying, well, roger stone is a troublemaker. it's okay if he's not allowed to defend himself and cnn can attack him, but he can't fight back , maybe this will awaken people to how immoral this is . >> look, i think the idea that they might gag donald trump is really a testimony to his effectiveness as a counterpuncher. he's used social media and interviews to very effectively question the falsity of these charges, question the political motivations and funding of district attorney alvin bragg, and to question the bias of this judge. but more importantly, not only do i think the gag order would be unconstitutional, nowhere does it say you lose your free speech rights if you're charged the crime. but more importantly, it's election interference. he is a legal candidate for the twenty twenty four republican nomination. he's leading by closer to 40 points in the polls. and this is a very clear efforts to try to break his momentum. you can see in the polls and in

the money that he's raising that the stronger they hit him, the harder they hit him, the more his support grows. so i think canceling him now, gagging him now, is a reaction to the way he has rebounded and actually benefit from what is a naked partisan attack against him. >> but to use the legal system to effect an attack like that is just beyond the pale, the beginning of the end. >> i remember when judge amy berman jackson, who's completely out of control, did this to you, and the pretext was, well, if you talk in your own defense in public, you could influence the jury. but she didn't gag cnn, which spent a year attacking you every day. >> msnbc of the new york times like this doesn't even make sense as as a legal order. >> well, not only that, but she kept the gag order in my case in place after i was already convicted after was already a verdict. i would have gone to jail under a gag order if president trump hadn't seen the unjustice and ridicule snice of

the charges against me. by the way, there was never any evidence of russian collusion, wikileaks collaboration or any other crime, as robert mueller admitted in his final long, redacted report. and those who say, well, the gag order would just be narrow, it would only relate to these charges. these charges are politically motivated. this is part of the campaign against donald trump. >> yeah, but if you can't speak in your own defense in public, in only your critics have the freedom of speech. i mean, at that point, it darkness has descended and i don't think it's an overstatement. roger stone, thank you. thank you, tucker. so the big and fundamental things matter at the very top of that list is energy. the most valuable thing this country owns is our strategic petroleum reserve. joe biden has sold it in part to china. so we need to refill it. oh, that's a little harder than looks. >> more on that next. guys, ready this spring.

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house for $19. the strategic petroleum reserve may be the single most hard asset the u.s. government owns, and that's a concern you consider. it is now at its lowest level in forty years and that is true because the bush administration has sent this oil to foreign

countries, including china. administration also released the oil to combat rising gas prices caused by inflation from its own policies. so it's a huge problem. again, this is a hard asset owned by the u.s. government. unlike the u.s., it will always have value. so we need to fill it up. but we may not be able to and we can't because we don't make that much oil anymore. and the saudis look like they're not swooping in to rescue us as they have so many times in the past because they've been completely alienated by the bush administration. setting now says it's going to cut oil output by 500000 barrels per day. biden was just asked about this is not a big deal . >> he said , you have any reaction to cut down on , oh,

brian bredberg is the co-host of the big money show on fox business. >> he joins us on the story. >> brian , thanks so much for coming on . this is one of those stories that people seem to be missing, but it seems to have inherent significance. the strategic petroleum reserve being, i think, the most valuable thing that we own. what do you think this means? that the saudis are not stepping up as they have before? >> well, the bush administration did two things. on the one hand , they alienated saudi arabia, but worse, they handed saudi arabia all the leverage. saudi arabia is calling the shots on oil. we used to do that like three years ago. we would have decided where the price of oil is going to be in the world market. we don't anymore. saudi arabia does. so we're stuck. and the biden administration in the meantime, drained our strategic petroleum reserves. we can't dip into those. and the chance they had to fill it up again over the past few weeks, few months, they didn't do anything about. so the bottom line is we are now taking what saudi arabia

wants to give instead of making the decisions we need to make to keep people in america safe . and secure and prosperous and get the economy going again. we've given it all up, tucker. >> i guess two quick things. one , have the people who decided to sell our strategic petroleum reserve to china have been indicted or imprisoned in two ? >> why didn't someone tell biden when he was running around saying we don't need fossil fuels that actually in the adult reallife world the rest of us live in, we we have to have fossil fuels. >> well, why didn't you say that? you didn't hire those advisors, tucker. you that as well as i do. he's got nobody in his administration who is telling him the truth. on these things. and look, let's be clear about this. even though in the run up to an election, biden pretended like high oil prices were a problem . they're not. he's got trillions of subsidies. he's got to give a way for green energy. that doesn't work if oil prices are low. so this actually works to his benefit in the program. he's running.

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and that's not because of any natural law. it's because of policy choices in this country. your president forwards pay attention to energy and people don't. >> and i know that you do. >> thanks so much for that analysis. appreciate leisure. so when administration told us that the big chinese spy balloon wasn't really a spy balloon because it wasn't actually collecting sensitive data because we had somehow shielded our military bases, nuclear sites, remember when national security reporters repeated that claim? >> maybe you don't trace gallagher does. and he joins us tonight with an update. >> hey. hey, tucker. going back to early february when the chinese spy balloon was first spotted over the u.s. until today, the administration has been using the very same phrase to dismiss this concern, saying the balloon had quoting limited additive value. that's a fancy way of saying china didn't learn anything new . but now nbc news reporting the spy balloon was not only being controlled by the chinese, it made multiple passes over several us military

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but he wasn't fine at all. he was the opposite of fun. he shouldn't have been there. we know that because immediately after taking office, he was hospitalized for depression. >> in an interview with cbs news yesterday, fetterman explained that while he was at walter reed medical center, doctors identified another issue with his health watch. >> when i talk, what do you hear? i hear you talking and i can understand much of what you're what you're saying. but my hearing has deficiency that makes it difficult for me to fully understand hundred percent of it. >> so he doesn't fully understand everything that he's hearing. well, it seems like a problem for him personally, also for the country, since he's one of 100 senators. but cbs isn't worried at all. instead, they ask the natural question, are you going to run for president ? can you have aspirations? can you serve beyond the united states senate? you know, my aspiration is to take my son to the restaurant

that we were supposed to go during his birthday but couldn't because i had checked myself in for depression. and being the kind of dad, the kind of husband and the kind of senator that pennsylvania deserves, you know, that's truly that's what my aspiration is . so that seems honestly like a more normal abs's operation, taking your boy to a restaurant. but cbs news wants him to run for president . can't overstate how repulsive a lot of journalists are most. >> dr. marc siegel joins us tonight to assess what we saw in this interview. >> dr. drew, what do you think of this? tucker, first of all, i can't believe that she asked him if he's running for president . even before the depression, the chances of him surviving the term are less than 50% from the kind of stroke he had. and he has a bad heart. then we find out that he's had chronic depression, which nobody told the the voters of pennsylvania about. he's been suffering for years. on the positive side, i thought

that he was good coming forward and saying i couldn't get out of bed. i didn't want to eat. i was losing weight. i had no happiness in my life. i couldn't celebrate my son's 14th birthday and i had to be hospitalized because depression is a disease that's so often stigmatized. and over 10% of americans suffer from severe depression. so in saying that, he makes it less stigmatized. on the other hand , what was he doing in a hospital for six weeks? the usual hospitalization is six to ten days. how come if he's being transparent, we're not finding out what the treatment was there. and you just pointed out there's issues with hearing that's related to his stroke. you know, there's the issue of that has a 60 percent chance or more of recurrent depression that he goes back in the hospital. all of which leads me to my main point. we feel bad for him. we like that he came forward. we feel compassion for him on a personal level. but what about the voters of pennsylvania? what about the 14 million people in pennsylvania?

what about the people in the united states who have a senate that's so divided that every vote matters? and is he up to voting? is he fit to serve? i have serious, serious concerns about that and so should every american. tucker. that's exactly that's exactly right. dr. marc siegel, thank you so much. thank you. >> 10% of americans have depression. they tell you it's all chemical imbalance in the brain. that's a lie. some of it may be , but depression is also a product of living a life. >> you're not supposed to be living. >> and if your mercenary wife and all the political consultants around you tell you you have to be in the u.s. senate and you don't want to be in the u.s. senate, you're not ready to serve in the u.s. senate, maybe it gives you depression. that's not crazy. actually , as an explanation, those people should have to answer for who did this. >>. so it's kind of interesting that you're not hearing our leaders talk that much about black people anymore. remember all the neo liberals are obsessed telling you about black people. >> why aren't they talking about black people anymore? three years after george floyd ,actually , the lives of many african americans , real people

have gotten a lot worse following the twenty twenty floyd riots, african-american deaths by homicide reached levels never seen before in this country. >> someone should stop and ask why is that? but no one no one in the democratic party is because they don't care. they don't have to care because they have a new class of victims to exploit for political power out with black people in with transgender arrests, we're going to exploit their suffering to become more powerful. >> of course, big corporations are taking the lead as they always do. bud light just honored a man who dresses up like a little girl called dylan mulvany. >> watch this. i got some bud lights for us . so i kept hearing about this thing called march madness, and i thought we were all just having a hectic month. but it turns out it has something to do with sports. and i'm not sure exactly which sport. but either way, it's a cause to celebrate. this month, i celebrated my day three sixty five a womanhood and bud light sent me possibly the best gift ever i can

with my face on it. so do you think that the people in charge care about that person or any transgender person? >> really? if they did, they might ask questions like is the suicide rate among young people who are getting hormone treatments rising or falling? >> because if you cared, you'd want to know that they don't want to or they don't care. you think, s.e., courtesy thinks about that? no. the point is getting power from the suffering of others. and if you've decided you're another , you're definitely suffering on many, many levels. but point that out and you get attacked. that happened to our friend billboard, chris , in canada. he went to a trans rally in vancouver on friday. >> here's what happened to him while there. you use you do. you're not wanted here. you're idiot. you you you you you you, you,

you, you, you. hey, so who's the aggressor there? >> well, it wasn't the man who calls himself billboard chris . he was assaulted and when he reported his assault to the air quotes here, police, the police refused to investigate. >> within seconds, i was surrounded not allowed to walk freely, pushed. as you can see, my nose is bleeding. they just walked up, assaulted. you want to see? i don't know. where's the video? i have it on my camera. but how are you right now? yeah, making sure. yeah. how about you show it to me? are you going to do something about it? if i do, if i actually see an assault and you're not, how do you think that happened then. i think he did it to himself. something people can do these

things to hurt themselves on purpose. you don't honestly think you're thinking of myself on purpose is hilarious. >> oh, the rosy cheeked face of tyranny. she could be working in the city bank, your department. >> maybe she will be someday and she's not the only one . >> the police chief, the deputy police chief, rather, howard chow of vancouver has taken her side. he says he appalled that people are being bashed in the face for their political views. but because some people don't like the fact the police didn't respond, he hasn't condemned the militants who attacked that man. that's because in canada, as in this country, militants with the right cause, the trans cause can do whatever they want. >> they can even kill christian children in school. and they're they're the victims . so a story that happened last week, a wall street journal reporter arrested in russia

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no leading presidential no former president has ever been indicted for any crime, but of course, the idea of investigating politicians on flimsy legal grounds is not a new thing. >> and it's been long enough that we can admit honestly, it seems to have happened to bill clinton. that was gross. an offense against his wife. was it really a crime? probably not. certainly not by current standards. but republicans said it was and that backfired spectacularly on them. so some have wondered what this is really about. will the indictment of trump by alvin bragg backfire on the biden administration? and the democratic party? craig keshishian is a former reagan white house pollster and strategist. >> he's thought a lot about this and seen numbers. >> he joins us tonight. rick , thanks so much for coming on . so it does seem like donald trump's poll numbers have risen ever since august when his home was raided by the fbi in his wife's underwear drawers overturned.

and this seems accelerated. >> it is there. are you certain a connection? there is indeed. there's a nexus between americans that are bullied by the government and increase in popularity. we saw that quite clearly, quite quite succinctly with the clinton case. clinton is really on the rocks for a good chunk of that presidency. and then when the republicans started to gang up on him, it actually worked to his benefit in the end. likewise, when joe mccarthy back in the 50s started beating up on other americans , democrats started a surge. >> so we're seeing this as an exemplar of that general theory. americans don't mind bullies, but they do not like to be bullied. therein lies the difference. and trump is now the beneficiary of that. the key thing here is that pr for trump is like oxygen to a fire . so they may they may have given the kiss of life. and we're seeing this

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