but one point from tha the lawst quote many others were present at the after party but did nothing to stop the assault. we of course will continue to file this case. >> forget the epstein case the diddy files that come out or going to be very damaging. >> we knew this is just getting started tip of the iceberg 24 years ago is going to be really difficult for there's a lot of opinions out there but we need facts. >> the fact this was filed says quite a bit. anyway, that does it for us. we will see of next week and remember to always dvr if you cannot catch us live. "life, liberty & levin" is going to come on right next. it ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

♪. mark: hell >> mark: hello, america, i am mark live then and this is t "life, liberty & levin." we appreciate it. i can't get this pardon thing out of my mind. the perspective pardons and the corrupt biden regime and the monster he and the family and the whole cabal are here to so i want to go back and remind you e folks way they might be just a uslittle bit nervous and why thy might be just a little bit nervous. why would they be nervous? a after all a law abiding regime and a play by the numbers, they follow the rule of law.s everythingle they did was legitw way are they worried? i will tell you why they are worried the most corrupt, evil administration not only in

american history but certainly one.r right out of the box they went after donald trump right at the box they were talking about impeachment and i remember the thdemocrat party when coming don e elevator, right out-of-the-box culture they go after burisma, why? we know why. they had a cover-up for the big guy, mr. 10%.pe so they impeach withrf a perfecy legitimate phone call.is then while he is out of office, another senate impeachment trian over january 6th, another phony, fraud effort.um thp.e damage to destroy donald trump. in the meantime, two and a halfh years during his presidency and they concocted the russian collision scandal. to the scandal really is a scandal of barack obama and joe biden, at james comey, thetr industry in washington, d.c.. trump was set up from day one,ee set up by the department ofdent justice, the fbi, the president

and vice president among otherse so they had a special counsel, e so special in my opinion biden, dimension. long investigation with subpoenas, links, over and overe tosi derail the president.s, s they have subpoena, subpoena fam going out to the family over and over again. but there was no russia collusion. itco wasme all alike, loops, ono the next thing. this was the plan, september 13, 2018 the democrat signed a majority to prepare investigation onslaught day onec look at this house democrats olincreasingly optimistic they will win but still not control an old stymie oversight requesting preparation for onslaught of hearings, subpoenas, investigation into nearly every corner of the trump administration. that is the first run-on sentence of the first paragraph

of the new york slimes, "the new york times." the oversight committee had the intelligence committee to look into the russia collusion. the do you make judiciary committee, trump business what else wes moore potential campaign violation and the list went on and on and on. t it ensnared him, his family, staff, france and took an enormous amount of time. that was the goal. later there was the krupp january 6th committee.evthe including the reprobate report of the ohmic soviet style stage cherry-picked witnesses who were coached and witness tampering to withholding testimony and information while promoting self-serving information and testimony. the usual lakes to a slobbering media pushing january 6th meredith peer to the mass to stretch the enormous amount ofri documentary information and

electronic information as well r the republicans took back w the majority ihyn the house of representatives to do what? why do you destroy massive amounts of information? it is a cover-up. it is obstruction.up it is a cover of. yet, apparently, congress is able to do these things.ende the committee recommended before it went out the back door to charge donald trump with obstructiooceen with official proceeding and conspiracy tomake defraud the united states anden conspiracy to make a false statement and insight, aided, comfort and insurrection peer to the committee help steve steve bannon's with contempt who were prosecuted by the biden ree and sent to federal prison. but the good stuff was yet to come. donald trump leaves office. but they want to put the dagger

in the heart. they are afraid he may decide to run for president again. what shall we do about it? look at this, look at this full supplying business records, new york supreme court. this would be one judge merchan and d alvin bragbeinragg g in the legal community in my opinion march 30, 202333 indictments to try to interfere with republican primary process and certainly the general election, a complete set up done in order to interfere with the election soon to follow june 82023, theme ntfeds with the documents case d they dust off the presidential records at the espionage act of 1917 used by woodrow wilson to imprison at least 2200 political opponents including eugene who was running against the socialist party and still ran from prison.so so they figure we will getwe donald trump that was followed up in my view unconstitutiona warrant and horrendous s.w.a.t. team invasion of donald trump's

home in mar-a-lago gone through personal property and they are yours including the formerformst first lady's. it was a grotesque act under leanna completely unnecessary but all the legal finance including here is a slam-dunkth incase. have these people ever litigated dunka slam-dunk case? motions and other things that will be dealt with? so we stooe std here on "life, liberty & levin" and it's no slam-dunk case but an outrageous case. but t nonetheless, only 40 charu by the unconstitutional jack smith, and then they have the effort to overturn an election. you know, you are allowed to challenge an election and if you challenged in win you overturn what claims tot be an election. that is not a crime. we have never criminalized challenges to elections. we have never criminalized second slate and/or criticized

orinal criminalized efforts to influence secretary of state or speaker of the house. this goes on all the time, but we decided we were going to criminalize it, we, meaning they, the biden regime. what do they do all becauseths first, 2023 less than two months after the first federal groupinn of indictments, for more charges this time and theac ku klux klan of 1871, that is very relevant. even more coach at the obstruction and passed a deal wh enron-type activities and thet o supreme court held that does noh apply but they needed something. we will grab this! they use that on to code charges and course federal contractor, a law for federal contractors who violate the contracts kind ofs r putting money in their pockets,i they dust atns that one off too, no insurrection, wow!ad a imagined that! four charges they are mike but they had a great judge obama

judge tanya chutkan who did everything the biden regime wanted her to do. then we had the atlantic casc ce and then that these are connected, no, no, no, just because fani willis' lover went e to the white house twice. that was the white house counsel office and couldn't remember when they met. i am so busy.embe how do i remember when i spoke to the white house counsel's office on two occasions when i had to take a trip to washington, d.c.? very bad memormemoy over there t the white house. racketeering to overturn 2022 u.s. presidential, fulton county code to another charges! we have 88 charges, 90, 93 charges against donald trump ini four different jurisdictions. but not to be outdone, september with with lid t should james,um. she is a little obsessed with a

donald trump. lot of of times she would have to get a court order to stop like that pacing someone who is focused on you but that is latisse and what? does she do? another clown for a judge and so they team up and work together to try to steal donald trump'sd money, his properties and anything else they could. it is amazing, another statutetr with statute of limitation that does not apply. o a statute with a statue of limitations that did not plant the marsh judge merchan case.s charges in washington, d.c., that are preposterous and the presidential records act andg as espionage act never used against former sitting president butt this time we will use it against them and sent the s.w.a.t. team in and get what we need to get. wow! wow! so donald trump's very freedom is at stake.stil if he had not won this, they would try to put him in federal.

prison and think about this. they were stealing his finances, private property. they were attacking his familyos with hundreds of subpoenas and testimony in the s.w.a.t. teams. the military as a nation at the fbi, the same fbi that went aft. so now we are told until my goodness might there bghe retribution? excuse me? yes, yes, yes, donald trump is against democracy. we hear, we are all for democracy before elections, let the majority win. we have to tone it down. excuse me, you at least holy hell.or ths,e fbi, cia, federal prosecutors, local prosecutors, local courts.y, you did everything criminally, simply, impeachment, specialin councils go to get throughugh everything and even more than the kitchen sink but the whole

toilet bowl and everything you have and how donald trump won because the american peoplewe said, not only do we find him not guilty, we find you guilty. we've had damn near enough of this. tell the whole thing blew up in their faces. and now look at they are rightea about kash patel as the nominee for the fbi. kash patel may have an enemy's list. kash patel what about goingn after people conducted themselves and wwa.e can't haven fbi director -- excuse me, we just did. we just had an fbi director targeting people. we had senior fbi officials targeting people, leaking to the media and lying about planting full stories. wece a had it going on ane. intelligence agency and coming out of the white house.y every corner oisf the federal pt accuracy is coming out now trump is an even sworn in

yet were nominees confirmed and we need preemptive pardons, prospective pardons! arwhat the hell is that? richard nixon, harold ford use it to protect richard nixon and that is like a one-off. president nixon resigned an gerald ford said, you know what, let's bring the country together. i don't want to be present with charges brought against richard nixon, nano that worked, by the way, charts to make t hecharges against richard nixong he gives pardons. jimmy cardin gave such a pardon. way back when, george washingtow gave it to a group of people who we thought were sort of volitiod so forth and those are the three cases in point.ut when we read about joe biden and staff think about him, politico, another new site that regurgitate and slobber all over the biden regime and the democrat party, that is not a

good point. they are not planning on uniting the country. they are not looking at draft dodgers were people, no, we need to get preemptive parties to u individuals who stood with us. whether they be republicans or at least so-called republicans like liz cheney or they be democrats, we need to protect these people p from it. donald trump. what would donald trump dop ?in donald trump, kash patel might do to them what ll wt we did. what we did to trump and bannon, navarro, manna for her, to t trump's family, businesses, we t have trump and his people w doing to ue s what we did to them, can we? and by the way, face at the same people that said if donald trump is elected we will have a dictatorship. does it say like we will have a

dictatorship under donald trumpl doesn't it sound like more like we have ongoing dictatorship itt joe biden? let me give e you my take on th. the biden regime has done moreti to root destroy the rule of laws of constitutional order against political opponents, most prominently of course donald trump and empowerment of the democrat party.st empowerment of joe biden. any past administration i can think of, in they are not done pure joy of these phrases or perspective pardons corrupt the law. imagine the following, imagine a president pardons himself noty for past offenses or possible federal offenses for any and all possible future offenses because that is what biden is talking about like he did with his son to cover his own corrupt tuck has.s.abou test think about this. the president has effectively from all criminal exposure of all kind including personal andh

when he leaves office. now, i'm completely confounded. i thought the biden regime, the democrats, and the three musketeers on the supreme courte the leftists were very upset that the court ruled that a president has limited immunityfc relating to his official acts but not for a purely personal acts. oh, my god! and trumd,p is above the law. he can go out and order of the murder somebody according to sonia sotomayor our. not the brightest of the bulbs i say but what is being discussed by the biden regime has the possibility that truly a president could indeed with his own signature immunize himself from all federal offenses inton the future, including when he no longer president and certainly-offenses. what would stop him? the supreme court? may be.rdon but the pardon power is as general as it gets.

there are some separate hi supreme court decisions that niseekfi to trim it but not significant way. the court would have to come upt with test an cd rationale thattp does not currently exist in the law and draw lines where nonet exists. imagine a president handing out suchsudons pardons for all his a semembers just in case! friends, his administrationli officials, histi donors, his political allies, party memberst to some extent that is what we the media with a large number of colonies, what then? again, what would be theeash limiting factors once this is unleashed? that is what we are talking about. notice this is a patternrm throughout the bidens red team term of constitutional normsatio followed by litigation and court decisions. let me throw it out there and asked if biden performs some kind of systemic so-called preemptive pardons, not with the kindth of exceptional cases of

washington or ford, which wasn't systemic o sysr jimmy carter, h needs to be impeached. i'm not excited about impeachind right now and the spectaclerepu because the republicans need toa advance their agenda. they need to go on offense. that we are talking about the constitution of the united states now. this would creatate t e a precef a kind we have never seen in american history were present before. so it would depend on how manynh virtuous members in the house o representatives because it is very close on whether or not i t would occur. b would he be convicted in the senate? no, because yod u need a super majority. that you need to n make the cas. you need to show the body politics does not support this even if serve to make certain members on the house to. you need to push back against tyranny that is unleashed of this sort in my view. so the question is, whenld congress did not question work i don't know.

it e might depend on how severe this preemptive pardon ie pas ad then finally a word i want to repeat what i said on the last evening show, no pardon for donald trump from joe biden, he would did that to get cover, ton get cover to all the things he's doing pardoning his sandwich is really a par pardon for himselfd other people he will pardon.mp. see, i pardon donald trump.at donald trump did not commit any crimes.atta i don't care what the hell they said in manhattan. it is not legitimate. the judge is not legitimate andj the jury is not legitimate and the prosecutio nn is not legitimate, a pretend court room with a pretend prosecutor,th pretend judge, pretend laws. that is what it was period! he doesn't neeedd any pardon frm joe biden who would use it in order to defend everything he ia doing. that is why people in his home party say pardon donald trump. it is not to pardon donald trume

that cover for joe biden. by the way, you hear a chorus of democrats also telling him mor pardon more people, pardon more people because they don't believe in the constitution and they never have and they never will.rned went away returning, to two great guest devin nunes and jonathan turley. we will be right back.

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back, america some of the best nomineesed president trump has called. controversial that you would expect from reprobate media and establishment relay class in washington. kash patelee nominated for fbi. john bolton described a formerna national security advisor and now the useful idiot for the left-wing press, he called the appointment nominated the kash patel to be his barrier. barrier was a mass murder, mass .urderer for solomon i want to remind you folks because the media will not let kash patel carried on many. dangerous things for donald trump in the middle east in an effort to bring home hostages as deputy assistant anr

entered terrorism in involved in a number ororif presidential wih decimating al qaeda and isis,ni ngplanning of the mission to tae out al-baghdadi.invo he was also involved in efforts to bring the most wanted terrorist for u.s. prosecution.r he wenipt on a secret trip where dhe could have been kidnapped a murdered to syria to negotiateei for the release of individuals in dealing with isis and a al qaeda and i can go on and on about his record. he was heavily involved in the chinese, the russians, regime and north korean efforts against u.s. interests. bid for joining the trump administration, he worked for a good, old friend of ours former chairman of the house intelligence committee, devin nunes, who is here with me right now. john bolton compares kash patelh foenr a record like this? you had personal uncle didn'tonl

like personal substance personah substantive interaction with k kash patel. tell america about kash patel if you wait. things, more, it is the debate back with you and i'm glad you are doing well.ght when you see people attacking you, you are right over the target. you y they are going after kash patel. a lot of people not talkingosec about this but he was a doj prosecutor before a word for united states congress. we recruited him away from the department of justice because we needed someone who knew how doj and fbi, what they were doing to create this whole russia hoax.ve of course, as thste lead investigator, we uncovered on something nobody thought washoax possible one of the biggest hoaxes in american history, kash patel was at the heart of that and he paid a heavy price. he paid a personal price and a lot of people don't realize this but when we investigated doj and e their time the involvement in the russia hoax, what did they do? they actually turned and caught

subpoenas secretly against kash patea l and against a lot of my former staff, including senator grassley's staff who were doing what? doing their job to providee d. oversight and looking over the doj ant d fbi and what was the reward? they goty subpoenaed to reverse file what congress was doing to look at malfeasance. s tremendous not onlyy abilities but strong trak record but the the fbi, you knos this and your listeners know this and your audience knows this, the fbi has to be reformed and they have to get the hell out of politics and good at whaw kash is good at, going after terrorists and going after all-time criminal activity in this country. >> mark: isn't that really, mr. chairman, they are out to destroy kash patel?sh p they don't really know him.. they go through his books. they go through articles and wave them around.

they don't really know that this man and what a patriot this man is with a history of this man. but the fact they like the way the fbi is, particularly the democrats. the fbi ha s done their bathing. yo u a lot of entrenched and when they need information they will get information from the fbi. kash patel as a reformer who will do things at the f he f heh had that that entrenched ruling class does not want him to do. >> most importantly he knows how they do it. he knows how the doj and how the fbi corrupted the whole damn place. that ie s the advantage he has d that is why they don't want him. in there, mark. i will go furthermore, i think this brings an important component i don't think we've had in and fbi director before.h kash served the beginning of his career on thhee other side. he served as a public defender,

defending criminals against thae fbi and law enforcement agencies. so he transferred from a public defender, thin into the doj as prosecutor here to at a timewe we need people to stand both sides of the issue if we are fbi going to destroy the fbi whe we get a situation in this couny again where justice should bee blblind. that is how it was set up by the founders of this country.an if you don't have a solid,untr reliable justice system called joke your whole damn country falls apart. if it wasn't for president trump winning, what started with the russia hoax back in the day, campaign gimmick to try toeali falsely accuse trump dealingd re with russia and republicansling dealing with russia.al ended up, mark, you talk about all the time but do we need to talk wit howh them in targeted supreme court justices in targeted catholics and targeted president trump and went through

mar-a-lago and went through targeting republicans across the board and still never leaving the russia hoax alone, includina getting involved in the last election 2020 with the whole hoax on the 51 spies who like that hunter biden's laptop was russian disinformation. that is what has td o be cleaned uppe permanently. >> mark: when we come back, there is another reason they don't want himto to be the fbi director that we will explore. we will be right back.

♪ ♪ >> welcome to fox news live and i marianne rafferty to los angeles. the biden administration closely monitoring syria as they show her a son on sunday in teens family 50 year rule. the family reportedly fled to moscow where granted political asylum in a speech sunday president biden welcomed the fall of the regime. he described it as an opportunity for long-suffering people of syria to build a better future. he cautioned a moment of risk and uncertainty in the region. 24 hours since the rebels took over the country, have carried out air targets on -- the capabilities and prevent them from taking advantage of the current, unstable situation. i marianne rafferty and now back to "life, liberty & levin." ♪ ♪

>> mark: welcome back, america. we are here with devin nunes that house chairman committee and that is one of a site, youto guys are going blockbuster's ani use it all the time and i post all the time i felt that that isn't there another reason, devin nunes they cannot oblige kash patel? isn't that because he sat in a fateful meeting with president trump and acting and secretary of defense and thef th head of the joint chiefs knowing when president trump himselfth brought up the issue of national guard january 6th on his own, he said maybe we should ask if they want thee national guard. let's get the national guard to, inspector general, defense department y said yes.

kash patel as former secretary of defense said yes, that is exactly what donald trump said. doesn't this give the whole light donald trump was leaving and another reason they figure they have to suffocate him with> a pillow? >> well, does aned it also included in your monologue the fake news politico story how these pardons need to go up to adam schiff, liz cheney and all these people. way but they bring that up? i think you hit the nail on the head to, they had that information from the americanro publicye. they destroyed that evidence. they did not let that evidence come out including testimony of kash patel that they did not release until the very hand until the prosecution's of january 6th because everybody, including myself knew, i was the top republican on the intelligence committee on the day before leading up to january 6th knew the capital wasn't protected. the police knew it, nancy pelost knew it and it was a massive

cover-up. would you bring up a good pointk there must be a lot of criminality that occurred6 between phony january 6th committee that congresngres commissioned that i was there for that did not involve real factrepublicans on it and the ft they are leaking out these people will be pardoned. wow! that is new.he they must know something really methhappened. i think you are right over thewt target there, they don't want the truth to come out because they have mistreated. these are nothinmistg more, mard political prisoners. that is what is going on here. i said from the beginning if anybody broke a damn window broken t o the capital with hammers, that is destroying federal property and you should be prosecuted.f but a handful of those people have been prosecuted.in in theg meantime, the fbi going around the country and as a matter of fact, i have rentetedo people that said i got a visit from the fbi and i got a visit from the fbi any here at

this over and over and overg again. the other thing that i think i s i anmp important point for the lat eight years, i have never had an fbi agent come up to me and say, "you are doing the wrong thing." in fact the opposite thing last week fbi agent comes up to me and says, boy, i hope kash pater gets in there might. all the former and current fbi officials out there trying to do their job don't want the fbi to itcontinue the way it is. i believe they want kash patel. bit is the people in washington, d.c., and new york who don't want kash patel, why? that is where the politicization of the fbi and department offo justice occurred not only the last eight years, mark, butk really goes back 20 years.er if you remember scooter libby in that fiasco. they were retargeting g otrepublicans way back man and they got away with it and it got worse and worse and worse. that is why they are afraid of n

somebody like kash patel who is not a new york d.c. insider whon actually t just wants to get inn their back and do the job is why they are resisting him. i will tell you, i have talked to senators that didn't know kash and i think he will get overwhelming support from republicans and the senate.we >> we want to roll call forhe pete hegseth and others so we, the people can can make a determination how to conduct ourselves 100% sure. like you, i worked with many former fbi senior officials attorney -- a man and woman arey disgusted what happened with the fbi specially obama/biden. mike and they want change too.ov devin nunes, i want to thank you have done and wemo havere to have you back more often, god bless you, my fran and they will have you back. a happy holiday. we will be right back.

♪ ♪ >> mark: welcome back, america. ckone truly great law professora jonathan turley, and has writtel a fantastic book. i studied the stuff and i free speechole out, and age of rage. perfect topic, jonathan turley. you wrote a piece called pardon envy and preemptive party. we know it hasse been used. we can all do the research. it was used by washington in an unusual situation. it was used by ford in thecart unusual situation. it wasnusu used by carter in an unusual situation. it. that is pretty much about it. preemptive pardons for political allies or people like this and then for his people that biden staff said they also ought to give one to trump. you smell a rat year, don't you?

first of all a biden pour trumpt heru doesn't need a part compard to the cases against him have collapsed and even though they weren't dismissed with prejudice to go job it extremely unlikely they could beim resuscitated to. so to give them a pardon for effectively dead federal cases would to send this message he would still be at risk and fulfill the narrative.but but the fact is he is not at risk in those cases. it would not have impact on the casestate cases where hastily te neck still ongoing litigationti here to puont cases are also pretty dubious legally and are not doing that well. just be when what is this all of a sudden leaking to the mediaokn that they are looking at t preemption's and they start to give names, liz cheney.in i'g m thinking to myself, you ae going to hand out pardons likeee lollipops about crimes that haven't been charged or

discussed? in you r theory about this is, yeah, they will do some of this if not too much of this becausea they were waving around the flat of democracy. donald trump is not a threat to democracy. you make your point. par >> that is part of the dilemmath for democrats. they spent the last year sayinge this will be our last electionys and that democracy is about to collapse. trump will literally round up people and send them into campsp you have people on msnbc and b news channels seining, we will be on the list theater that d will be embarrassing if it doesn't happenoes no and if demy adoesn't die, you are in a dilemma with many of your viewers. th e best way to keep that narrative a life is to get someo massive, sweeping pardoned to say, fortunately, joe biden issued a white knight pardon and come down and protected whole categories of people.

some of these individuals literally thousands of pardons by category and not evenry by ne here till the whole idea is to keep that narrative alive. if it had not been for the whitr knight pardons, we would havehe been laid waste by someone called a maniac coming into office. so it is clear there is political value to this.t wo the harm it would do is considerable as you have noticed and mentioned. this would not be in any way in line with previous pardons.'s tthe same way efforts to make e hunter biden pardon look ethicae is laughable. to the fact is, you have a couple of people who actually made up pardons for presidential children that never occurred ins order to say there is nothing to see here. well, there is a lot to see hern appear to the closest to come to the hunter biden pardon is where they seem to take some of the language which is then nixon pa.

pet ford was not implicated in ford's doing and joe biden is. he gave a pardon for anythingod occurred in 18 year period which is twice as long as the nixon pardon. that goes all the way back when he was vice president. so, that period is quitensid considerable and comes everything money laundering to murder. and that broad scope just happened to be crimes associated with the influence peddling scandal where many believe the president, himself, lied repeatedly to the public can have involvement. >> mark: when we come back,e jonathan turley the supreme court case on immunity and thure court ruled right awac with three justices who said, my goodness, if we do this, donald trump can order somebody stopmurdered.ulou that is so ridiculous becausel that could overturn the official acts here, but with all that

said, preemptive pardon. doesn't preemptive pardon give subject of preemptive pardon or anif the president pardons himsf he gives preemptive pardon? isn't that like immunity in the we extreme? when we come back, ipurs want to pursue that with you. we will be right back. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ ♪ >> mark: welcome back, america. we are here with purpose of bilm met professor john turn at them. what are the limits if you handp out preemptive pardons? w what areit the perspective of a president doing the sort of thing potentially even for himself? >> i think you are right aboutte that and it will be replicated. if you turn pardons into a party favor like you and now it becomes a status symbol.o the only thing who would be mort crestfallen for not being prosecutor are those who would not be pardon. you have to bed ohan that listn you will be anyone in washington, d.c. so you can have presidents, for the example self pardons to hand out pardons to all of their associates. that is not going to be good fon the country. we have a legal system tohe

protect the rights of those accused. if there is a basis for criminal charges, most of the public would like to see those charges, pursued. there is no evidence at allump donald trump is going to be frog marching thousands of people intos, camps in a campaign ofge revenge. but that i.s not the point.poin to the point is to pardon as many people as possible so you can say we were right all along. fortunately biden prevented him from campaign vengeance.e po >> mark: as you have pointed out another people pointed out congressional hearings and potentiauponl crimes depending n how you behave during that hearing is, correct? the >> that is right and that does y not give protection many people assume. if thepuy get pulled in front of congress they may have trouble invoking the fifth because they are not at risk. at the end of the day if you get mentfull statements to be their federal investigator or congress, you can be subject to new criminal charge outside of y

the scope of any prior pardon periods feeling jonathan turley, we appreciate it.co isn't it odd that constitutional issues that have come up in the last four years as immunity? this administration really hasoh pushed the edge of the envelope all over the place. do you agree with me on that? >> business has been good for constitutional scholars and that is not a good thing. just fill in thank you very much. god bless you, my friend. we will be back. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> mark: welcome back, america. back september 2023 when people debating what took place in front of the federal judge and sweetheart deal, they were getting into the weeds and intoc the particular is.ul i said that does not matter.on jill biden will pardon his son. i said, he will pardon his son to cover himself.

i want to make something very, very clear. if joe biden begins to systemically use preemptive pardons for political purposes, really having nothing to do with uniting the country or the benefit of the country butes f joe biden does it for himself and his party, he must be impeached. i understand the difficulty ofh. doing that. i understand beingta convictednt ultimately in the senate that wd as the body of politics cannot tolerate what is truly an mobster/dictator on the way out the door. he's done enough damage to theo country and enough damage to the constitution.'s enough is enough! that is only tool, the only tool of the framers have provided us. i will see you next time >> carley: a fox news alert, u.s. launching