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there was a great philosopher, in 1800s, he wrote a book called the law. ronald reagan had that book among others, the man said was profound. i want to quote him very briefly. to lay the foundation for what i want to get to with you this even, he said the law p perverted, police powers of the s state perverted along with it. to follow a contrary purpose, the law become the weapon of every kind of greed, instead of checking crime the law is guilty of the evils it is supposed to punish, said law by no means confines itself to proper

functions, not in a debatable matter, but the law has gone further. it is acted in opposition to its own purpose. the law has been used to destroy its own objective. been appliedeed to an annihilating justice it was to maintain, and destroying rights which real purpose was to respect. the law placed collect of force at disposal of the injun. >> converted plunder to a right. that was written almost 200 years ago. that is what is happening to our country today. with democrat party in this marxist movement. let's look. let's look at federal level, judges, and department of

justice, to former president and candidate donald trump. in washington they used a dc grand jury to bring florida charges. venue shopping in violation of department of justice rules for prosecutors and grand juries, grand jury abuses. by the so call the special counsel, including denial of attorney-client p privilege and due process to former president, that using attorney-client 45 privilege information with a grand jury. in which you don't have a lawyer there, you can't provide exculpatory information and that will anything, we have a prosecutor working for jack smith who is accused of extorting a lawyer, that seems serious, he said he would help him get a judgeship in exchange for telling his client to turn state went again former president trump, that is being investigated in secret

by chief judge of that district, who is another obama appointee, we heard nothing. former president, stripped of attorney-client privilege, done in secret bby other obama judge, we don't know why that occurred, it remains secret. former president was stripped of his executive privilege authority to protect his con very s conversations with former vice president and his staff while he was president of the united states it has never been done before, criminalled a document dispute, with a search warrant, a s.w.a.t. team from fbi and seized records, never done before in american history, an abuse of law, most aggressive use of the law to do something outrageous. a secret search warrant we

heard from another obama judge, allowing government to seize all communications the former president had on twitter, including private communications. trial by secrecy in a democrat courtroom with a democrat judge and democrat prosecutor, democrat grand jury, and democrat fu future jury, the bogus argument if he finds out we're looking at his twitter account he will leave the country. how ridiculous is that. what have they didn't, a use an 1871 c ku klux klan sustatute, and they use a espionage act that was passed by woodrow wilson to imprison his political opponent, sound familiar?

against eugene debs. piling changes as we say, that is making multiple criminal charges from a single event, piling them on, why do they do that? they just want one conviction, they want a jury to say, we have 40 charges here in the indictment case. -- document case, let's find guilty on one or two and clear him of the rift rest, that is what is going on. been relentless leaks of investigative, and concealed information to media in particular maggie habber man at "new york times" and "washington post" and cnn, i have demonstrated here i have examples of or 40 leaks from this prosecutor in department of justice for last 6 months in violation of federal law to destroy objective ti tiity of any jury pool, the

reporter in moscow was a stalin mouth piece in m holocaust. i want to remind that you "new york times" helped install fidel castro, who had 28 guerrilla militia to over throw the government in cuba, it was a communist regime, now "new york times" is trying to over throw this government. in atlanta, outrageous. leaked district attorney grand jury charges for every the ground jury met to vote to the charges, indicted 19 individuals including former president for exercising their free speech rights, organizing a challenge on going political campaign for president, and providing legal advice, lobbying state officials, and then accusing them all because of all of

these so-called phony charges, of mob action, rico, a mob law, a grand conspiracy to obstruct and overturn the election, they were charged for routine political activity. the d.a. who represents only fulton county, georgia. county prosecutor. nonetheless claims to use evidence involving 6 other states outside of georgia, using halgations, made by pelosi january 6 committee, which have since destroyed god knows how much material they collected on that committee to prevent the former president from using anyi exculpatory information that, she is ccoordinating with department of justice and special counsel jack smith, we know this, she was asked if she was, and she said i'm not discussing my

investigation, that is a yes, and that means she has been coordinating with jack smith, this is interference in a federal election but a bald face attempt to empower thousands and thousands of local and state prosecutors to decapitate the federal government, if there is a republican, candidate, if there is a republican president. just to decap at decapitate them. new york what do we have in we have a d.a. a soros da, breathing life to a case that was rejected by a prior d.a., nondisclosure agreements, a phony case, over 30 charges of federal crimes against the president of the united states he takes misdemeanors and they were not even misdemeanors but he turns them to felonies and makes pro post rouse allegations, that is the first sit of

indictments, every one is conflicted alvin bragg in manhattan he ran on charging democratic national convention, fani willis, a radical, elected democrat, jack smith, a for former top official in eric holder department of justice, and worked closely with him, and james comey, and andrew weisman who all over msnbc spewing his stupidity and smith a wife a democrat activist and obama sycophant. pressures and threatening witnesses, bankrupting criminal targets leaking campaigns with friendly reporters. like habberman at "new york times", and "washington post" and cnn and so forth. let's step back. this d.a., in atlanta, as

well as jack smith, what are they doing or done, alan dershowitz wrote an important re piece for daily mail. >> he says: >> this is normal. in 2000, florida state officials were lo lobby to recount and select the counties. it goes on: >> trump was entitled as a

candidate to ask a georgia state official, trump was told, that in and of these republican counties, that the votes were not in yet, they can't find the ballots and votes he said can't you find whatever it is 11 or 12 thousand votes? that is it! and continues: >> you understand the extent to which criminal activity is criminal activity, the biden administration. the department of justice. merrick garland. and jack smith. they are the criminals. let's look at what hillary clinton did. i know the media hate to do this, because media are frauds. unfreedom of the press, the book on what media have done to this nation, not a free press, this a pract

pra pravda, a russian time press. the people who watch the programs, even though they have very small audiences, the big parts of their o audience. as for the judges, judges are flesh and blood. they are humans, some of them are better than others, some of them are radical activists democrats, some are brilliant and objective, unfortunately trump is getting most of the former. tire book on this too. "men in black," what did hillary clinton do, she walks country free, and gaggling all over the place, laughing about these indictments, hillary clinton, should be in prison for her life. over 4500 criminal statutes in u.s. code che --

that exist today. the ones mostly used, hillary clinton, to convict clinton must be shown she acknowledged that classified e-mails were contained on her private server and most recent tally of state department, of 30 thousand, indicates 671 e-mails, contained classified information. stands in contrast to statement he gave to reporters in july that year, once she said i amening in confident i never sent or received any. information that was classified at this time. and to bfbi looking to see if clinton committed gross negligence on the espionage act. they are using that against trump. the information does not necessarily have to be marked at classified to have a lat violate the

statute. lawful possession. by a security clearance holder who gross negligence such as use of -- even hired an i-t person on her own indictment who worked for department can of state to handle the server, that how much she didn't want people to been the server, that is a crime too. nobody talks about, that she destroyed over 30 thousand e-mails, they destroyed their cell phones, nobody was dragged in front of a jgrand jury, there was no searches on her home. she did an interview, or

lawyers were permitted to be there she skates. the presidential recordings act that applies to trump, which gives president authority over documents like no other official in government. she did not have that defense. shih she didn't, trump has, that he is charged. with 40 counts, he is charged with a total of 91 counts from please 3 prosecutor, let's look at bidens. you have a u.s. attorney, stupidly appointed by bill barr, not a special counsel who for 5 1/2 years, 5 1/2, investigating hunter biden, during the course of those 5 1/2 years he allows most significant tax violations to run. at ought run the statute -- that is out run the statute of limitations, merrick garland appoints him a

special counsel to give him more protection and more authority. shortly after he is appointed special counsel another statute runs last week, involving probably r bribery that one is now off the table. that is the guy they pick. the bidens are involved in pointr bribery, money laundering, fraud, and more. no investigation of joe biden whatsoever, no grand jury, no u.s. attorney, no special counsel. no public integrity second, nothing. and the man received tens of millions of dollars, his family does. his family so important. none of them have a real job, not one. but they receive tens of millions of dollars from communist china over 31

million according to peter schweizer, 50 million according to congresswoman mace, we don't know it is so big, he is the president of united states who was bought and paid for, as is his family not one investigation of joe biden, look at what they are doing to trump, breaking the constitution and break the law. the law is being used to destroy the law. we'll be right back. we decided to take this challenge head on. what would happen if student motivation was built directly into the dna of the learning experience? the first time i saw students learning on acellus gold, i could immediately tell this was going to be a game changer. we designed a series of immersive learning activities that are locked until the student completes their daily assignments. these activities, such as the write a book feature,

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mark: welcome back america. we're here with the great senator tom cotton, i think one of the smartest senators in the senate. senator, you say sit on arms services and intel committee and sens senate judiciary committee, is this committee controlled by the democrats doing anything at all, anything at all to look into the treatment that is taking place on our country when it comes to the bidens, to trump, to the use of law enforcement. >> no, mark. senate democrats are like a

like of body guards around the biden family. versus the treatment of donald trump you have 3 rogue zealous prosecutors who are prosecuting donald trump what are is is activity involved in a campaign. something that happened in 2016, and 2020, they are now charges him in summer of 2023, why is that? they want the trials to be in the middle of next year's campaign, they didn't bring the changes two years ago or a year ago but in a way to ensure media would obsess about donald trump's conduct of the past not about what joe biden is doing in present and will do in future, senate democrats have not lifted a finger to examine this and double

standards you see on ord ordinary americans we have department of justice attack parents who were attending school board meeting. we had a pro life activist in pennsylvania, whose home was raided in morning for the grave crime of singing a hymn outside of an abortion clinic, who was later acquitted of all crimes, you have a series of firebombing and vandalism of pro life ands and nothing, you have left wing militia marches outside of homes of supreme court justices not even a single arrest. and again, silence from senate democrats. mark: you know, they wrap themselves in self righteousness. about how they are protects the voting system, they are the ones who are concerned about someone interferes

with the process, with the moving from one administration to a new administration, when they were objects on floor of house on january 6 in past in 2000. in 2004, and 2016, insisting that votes in ohio not be counted and that votes in florida should not be counted. and donald trump should never get presidency, they signed on january 6 committee and leadership, how do they square that with their claim they are ones protecting this republic. >> they don't try to sc square it, this another -- their minds you elect democrats. they have obs only objected every time a

republican is in the house. this is w core first amendment and political activity, you don't have to agree with anything that donald trump said or have voted forever him to recognize that this is a very dangerous precedent, a slippery slope the rogue prosecutors have put us osomething like a country like brazil or pakistan. to be pursuing not just a man who is a for former president but also leading candidate for opposition party to the party in power, this a very dangerous precedent. mark: senator, when we come back, i want to discuss with you, the nature of american media today. if we don't have a free press, we don't have a f free country, i notice but for a new platforms and a few people, including this network and a new others

there is no objection to what is happening in country with corruption of federal law enforcement and grand juries, the abuse of the prosecutorial powers. and you were targeted too for writing an op op-ed in "new york times," when we come back, i'll discuss with with you, we'll be right back. introducing power homeschool the official provider of online acellus courses for parents independently homeschooling their children. i really love how flexible the program is. it allows my child to work at her own pace and on her own schedule. join the growing community of parents who have discovered the power of power homeschool. visit our website at power homeschool dot org to learn more and start your child's educational journey. (psst psst) ahhhh...

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mark: welcome back america. we're here with senator tom cotton, there is that infamous case. "new york times" got upset over your op-ed. people were fired and all of the rest you were not towing the party line. >> back in summer of 2020, during blm riots i published an article, saying in local law enforcement was unable or unwilling to stop violence we should use federal troops to restore order like we did in 1991 during the r rodney king riots, "new york times" newsroomnews melted down that the leadership would publish that, they then caved and fired. and attached an editor note, they never claimed there is a single error in my

op-ed at the time, they claimed it didn't might their standards, it exceeded them, today given democratic crime wave across america you see democratic politics in areas like barbara dc calling for troops to be sept sent in to restore law and order, media does not top hear alternative voices, and so-called reporters and journalists if their paper or station puts on an alternative voice for them is anyone to the right of center, they will march in protest, and rise up and f try over throw that leadership, that is one reason we have unfreedom of the press, media marches in lockstep with the progressive left. mark: you mentioned national guardsmen, that some seas cities are now asking for them, president trump offered national guards men

to nancy pelosi and others in the democrat party, the mayor of washington, d.c., i believe it was on january 4. 48 hours before january 6, by my calculations. according to independent interviews and records, the acting secretary of defense of the there when me said it, head of joint chiefs of there, and chief of staff to acting head of the defense department was there it was all ignored by the january 6 committee and everyone else, he was the one who offered 10,000 armed national guardsmen, to surround the capitol building and democrats said now, and ever piece of information that committee collected, related to anything like that has been destroyed. is that not sound like some kind of a stalinist operation? have you offer heard of this. >> i think it is well established that nancy pelosi did not want any kind of armed present, i think it

goes back in part to summer of 2020, if you all because washington, d.c. is not a state, thank goodness, it should never be. president trump of able to send in federal law enforce ment to stop rioting in llafayette square y nancy pelosi did not want to see a repeat of those visuals, that that is common for my profile events like inaugurations or states of the union or big events in state capitals, very common, yet nancy pelosi didn't want them, and january 6 committee was not a legitimate committee figuring out what happened. that day, in leading up to that day it was another effort to get donald trump. to do with a one sided committee, what they have not been able to do in past elections that is stop not just donald trump but the republican party from winning majorities. mark: and in short time we have left.

you are on judiciary committee, you see merrick garland has to be most intellectualy corrupt attorney general in american history, how he protects joe biden. the crooked deals they are trying to cut with hunter biden to protect joe biden, he brings a guy back from the hague, where he was sent because was his sleazy tactics as a prosecutor, they bring him from the hague, one guy out of a million lawyers, and they unleash him on donald trump. and it violates so many of his due processes, civil liberties, you have bidens on one hand and trump on the hor unorchestrated by attorney general of united states. >> merrick garland is worst and perhaps most corrupt attorney general we have had in united states, he has lied about ris his

roles. why he doesn't pursue zealously left wing criminals who are firebombing pro life crisis pregnancy centers and he brought jack smith back from the hague to pursue donald trump like the chief of secret police for stalin, this is a man who acts on principle, show me the man, i'll show you the crime, he gives can special counsel statues u.s. attorney who has been investigates hunter biden who let statutes of limitations on serious crimes la laps. lapse. >> i want to thank you for all you do. god bless you my friend. >> thank you, mark. mark: we'll be right back. here. aspercreme arthritis.

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we have great victor davis hanson of the hoover institution. i call him america's wise -- wiseman, you look at these environments they are petty. -- the indictments they are petty over documents retrieved and returned to the government. over noninsurrection. nat incitements in atlanta taking what is common place political activity. trying to turn it to a mob rico violation. with 19 defendants. you look at manhattan. you have nondisc disclosure treatments, they hunturned to 30 chal federal charges, these indictments in three jurisdictions involving almost 100 changes potentially a thousand years in prison. this is a nonviolent resolution, is it not? >> it is. and i don't think that we have not had a mass murderer who was seem almost

covered nated. state and local, and federal. i guess, i d don't think that left understands what they up leashed, they have set a lot of precedents. about impeaching presidents this is something more bold. i think that every county prosecutor in the united states every local prosecutor every city prosecutor now can take on upon the authority if he disagrees with president ofu of the united states they up indict him, do they want a utah or wyoming or alabama prosecutor go after the next democratic president, every thing that donald trump has been charged with there are parallels that democrats did in the elections.

there is stacey abrams, having people trying to demand recounts and interfere with the process, they have unleashed a hurricane, i don't think -- they never think -- they never apologize for what they do and they never think it will come back to hit them, but it will. mark: important, i disagree with some of our friendly legal analysts who say, president cannot pardon himself from state changes, we're not talking about average citizens, under federalism ak president cannot and should not reach into states and pardon individuals for violating state law. that is nothing to do with this. the question you raise is can an assistant district attorney i did ca decapitate the federal government or cripple the executive branch. >> or can they in a local

regional context assume that role of a federal prosecutor and indict the president of the united states for what would be -- if it were true, a federal crime. because they are talking about a conspiracy or racketeering to disrupt the balloting, but that is not just georgia, what fani willis is aing tha -- saying that donald trump tries to use georgia to affect the united states to disrupt a federal election. i'm not sure he has and jurisdiction. she will set a precedent. and there will be a lot of other prosecutors that want a name for themselves like she wants a name for herself, they will are more gifted and they have more grounds in future to go after a president. we'll see what happens, only -- tragic thing is whether it is russian collusion or russian disinformation with a laptop or the first

impeachment or trying trump as a private -- there never an apology. maybe we were wrong about that or we lied 'that or maybe hillary clinton did really use three pay walls to disrupt a election by hiring a f foreign national which is up illegal. they have no remorse regrets always on to next cycle drama. mark: had we return, doesn't this under score when they are doing? they want to be america's monopoly party? turn the republican party into basically a minor party we go through motions of election but we know what party of win. like the criminal justice system. we go through the motions we have a judge a jury, and we have a brand jur -- grand jury and a prosecutor are they do these in soviet union or dictatorship that

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mark: welcome back america victor davis hanson, more and more as a republic, are we going through the motions. >> the democracies assume that republican conservative movement wants to lose nobley and they can win ugly that is the conditions, they got used to that with -- we have not won 51% of the popular vote since george h.w. bush in 1988 because of a figure namedly lee w atwater, we got bob dole and mitt romney and john mccain until we had trump. they assumed that they are so morally sou superior, the left fields about itself. it will lead to a utopia of equality of result with the republicans because they are morally inferior they have

to play by a different set of rules, and unfortunately, many republicans buy into that, they want to be liked and speaked and known, and they enable it and appease it people have to say, call me any name you want, say anything you want about he, me, you will not tell me how i have to dea h behave and i will not destroy the bill of rights, we're getting near that a lot of conservatives are saying we either speak out, we speak out forcibly, or we will lose our rights. mark: the media we talk about media, a wrote a book on it, is it not true victor davis hanson, we don't have a free press, they are free to do what they want but we have a government press or a

democrat press, or i call a t state press, "new york times," maggie habbermans and w "washington post," they hand out prizes to each other for reg reg re-- they peal t -- they feel, los angeles times, chicago -- they feel they are from the same cultural bi coastal malou, they inte intermarry in a aare -- they have to make contextualize they are americans or something is weird about america with crazy second amendment rules or wacko on abortion in any case, they are an incestious

bunch, there is no difference. they have been fused together. mark: they are part of the ruling class, no? >> yeah, a ruling class, to get into the ruling class they expect you to have a certain type of educational pedigree and certain letters after your name, you have to know someone, a sibling or father, our version of european. mark: these are dark times. >> i agree we're looking at something about 1850 to 1861, one side said to the other, that we're not follow the constitution any more. we saw what the south did, the north in a sense m -- saying, we don't have to follow the constitution. and if the supreme court rules again us on abortion we will not follow it, we

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>> welcome back america, with the generations led by the 1960s generation that live off the land tilled by americans for 250 years, decided to destroy this great country and replace it with what they were taught either marxist professors, the institution through which they are working as a democrat party, they have slowly but surely devoured our culture and political institutions from the top down. now you can see how the police state is growing in size, power

and boldness, you can read all about it right here, the democrat party hates america, it always has and always will, it is in fact an evil institution it is hated america since its founding that is the founding of the democrat party, i will see you next time on life, liberty and the been ♪ ♪. trey: good evening and thank you for joining us, i am trey gowdy, it is "sunday night in america". the movie gladiator the great warrior maximus having dispatched of arrivals in a quick boring form screams at the crowd, are you not entertained, is this not why you are here, he was pointing out that flaw and human nature which sometimes

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