congressman zeldin, your reaction to what you just heard?the press conference in many respects was a disaster. it was painful for people who love our country. you want to see the president of the united states succeed whether you vote for him or her or not. and there is a lot of consequences when they start making these mistakes. we were just talking about ukraine. the consequences could be china's thinking about going into taiwan. north korea is test firing missiles. iran ramping up uranium enrichment. there are terror groups out there as well. you're playing a clip as it relates to back and forth with a reporter where he snapped at him, he started raising his voice. that didn't go over well. that wasn't presidential. about the voting bill that is before us, i personally believe that protecting voting rights is to oppose a bill bans voter i.d. nationally. i believe that protecting voting right is making sure that there isn't ballot harvesting in all 50 states. that taxpayers are not on the hook in order to be able to fund political campaign

let's unpack with michael zeldin, host of zeldin podcast. what is the d.a.long she is? are you surprised where they are all year? >> they have been gathering information voluntarily. they need to respond by subpoena. she needs to build the grand jury to get subpoenas out to people. we expect they will cooperate once they receive subpoenas, but they're looking for legal cover from the subpoenas. that's why we're having the special purpose grand jury, and that grand jury will determine whether or not laws were broken by trump, examine if so, they or anybody else and they will be referred to another grand jury for indictment. >> of course, the star witness here, the secretary of state of georgia brad raffensperger has been on the record saying he will comply with the subpoena if he gives her one. she cited that in her request to the judge this week. we'll see how that shakes out. meanwhile, michael, the january 6 committee wants to talk to ivanka trump now. this is the first time they are seeking testimony from a member of the trump family. they have erik trump

let's bring in michael zeldin, host of the podcast that said with michael zeldin. good morning. >> good morning. >> let's start with what mccarthy knows. it seems he knows quite a bit. on the day of the insurrection, listen to what he told cbs. >> you said you spoke with the president. what did the president say he would do? >> he had put a tweet out there. i told him, you need to talk with the nation. i was very clear with the president when i called him. this has to stop and he's got to go to the american public and tell them to stop this. >> now, he says he was clear with the former president. that's the sanitized version of the story because we know from our own reporting and from others at the time, they had a shouting match. they were screaming at each other. how does mccarthy possibly get out of telling the committee what he knows about all this? >> well, he shouldn't be allowed to get out of it. his notion that the committee is not engaged in legitimate activity, that it is not legislative in its purpose or there is some executive privilege all are meritles

host of the podcast, that said with michael zeldin. so nice to have you this morning. so much to unpack. kaitlan, to you first. what is the significant evidence we have here in this indictment on all the planning that went into the attack? >> laura, we are seeing this case -- we've seen this case for many months now, and it is building and it is growing. and what is core to it is what prosecutors are saying was the coordination among this group. all of the evidence that they've gathered on that, not just among the nine of the 11 that were previously charged, but now two additional people, including stuart rhodes, the leader of the oath keepers. so this coordination, the prosecutors here, they say they have signal chats among the leadership of this group. one of them they found from november 5th. so two months before january 6th, days after the election. rhodes texting these people. we aren't getting through this without a civil war. too late for that. prepare your mind, body, spirit,. and then what prosecutors are saying now is that co

with me now, former federal prosecutor michael zeldin. michael, good to see you. it's quite extraordinary to heart words of liz hear the words of liz cheney. she said even ivanka, the former president's daughter, said stop the violence, which certainly implies the former president had the power to end this. so the whole issue of inaction that the daughter said he actually did have the power to stop what was happening. >> that's exactly right. >> what does this mean for the former president's possible legal culpability here? >> well, so in the days of the -- the hours of the event, we hear that ivanka and mark meadows and lindsey graham and kevin mccarthy were all pleading with the president to call this thing off. now, whether his inaction rises to the level of criminal action really depends on his knowledge and intent. so for example, if he knew that the rioters were going to storm the capitol in advance through the war room at the willard hotel and he said, look, guys go storm it, i'm going to sit back and do nothing, meaning i'm not going to call the national g

let's bring in former federal prosecutor, michael zeldin, host of the podcast that said, with michaelning to you. >> good morning. >> part of the story that strikes me here, all of the hand wringing, all of the concern from hannity behind the scenes. of course, none of that was happening in public, but behind the scenes he's texting things before the insurrection, like, quote, we, we, the royal we, can't lose the entire white house counsel's office. he's also saying, i'm very worried about the next 48 hours. his lawyer, jay sekulow, is now flirting some sort of first amendment defense here. but what's clear is he wasn't acting as a journalist. he's acting as an unpaid adviser. can the committee get his testimony? >> they should be able to. the information they want is factual, not who is your source, how did you learn this story, the sort of types of things that reporter's protections are important for. here is, what did you say, what did you learn, what did you see? and i think that sort of stuff should come forward without any first amendment concerns by jay. >> michael, the january

then you have three republicans running for governor, lee zeldin, rob pastorino and rudy giuliani.ttan district attorney outcome bragg from office. over the last two years new yorkers have seen the consequences of other policies and alvin bragg is not only doubling down on the field failed policies and parlor policies, that has put criminals back onto the street. many people will resist arrest and put law enforcement in harm's way if they know they will get away with it, which is alvin bragg get out of jail free card. d.a. doesn't stand for defense attorney but it stands for district attorney. >> brian: right now they did put more republicans on the city council. and they are hopeful that since governor pataki, the governor candidates right now, most of the support is behind that man, lee zeldin. he is saying it's up to a governor to do a recall. we will see what happens. i know president trump is in a tough spot, friends of the rudy giuliani family but a big friend of lee zeldin who was also a veteran. keep in mind crime is running rampant and we told you about the 19-year-old bur

. >> greg: tonight tammy bruce, lee zeldin and cat timpf. it's going to be a fun show. under this blanket. show the frame, please. dana, what's hiding that under blanket? >> dana: two doses. >> greg: judge? >> judge jeanine: a box. >> greg: geraldo, keep it clean >> geraldo: pool balls. >> jesse: how i saved the world. >> greg: what a plug. show it. >> all right. one cat. >> greg: dead cat. no, i'm kidding. it's alive. it likes to do that he finds that very -- i don't know, kind of soothing to lie on his back under covers. >> dana: like a weighted blanket so comfy, jesse? >> jesse: my daughter ellie had a big basketball game last night. let's go to the highlight, please. there she is bringing up the ball, running the point there. takes it around the right wing, nice for the through defense. shots up. send the game into overtime and then in o.t. we get a fast break. teammate passes the ball back. sinks the game winner in overtime. congratulations ellie ona, we are very, very proud. >> greg: is that your favorite daughter, jesse? >> jesse: yes. she is my real daughter. al

who ran from our last governor, congressman and republican candidate for new new york governor, lee zeldin. and yeah. he must have left his tiger in the green room. laws rr -- what's up zig freed? fox across america host, jimmy failla. and she's like a kitchen sponge, small, abrasive, and far more disgusting than most people realize, fox news contributor kat timf. it looks like you muggleed david blane this time. are you going to do house magic during the break. >> you're wearing velcro shoes, they light up when you walk. >> velcro shoes are the greatest thing when you're in a hurry. slide them on in. it's really just stylish shoes always come loose. do you notice that? it's like you have one job, shoe lace, you have one job, shoe lace, and you remain untied. it's absolutely nuts. i think i rr the fault of big shoe lace. as a biggot and the racist, jimmy -- [laughter] >> gutfeld: do you ghetto fend -- do you notice how i didn't push back? you really have to work hard to be a biggot and a racist. >> you is to get out there, taxi, refuse certain fares, not supporting a garbage voter rights b

and, you know, i'm so glad that you said that we expect more and better because lee zeldin, he's runninge he is on what needs to be done to stop this rise in crime. here are some of the ideas he laid off the watch this. laid out. >> we need to support law enforcement more, not less, pass a law enforcement bill of rights, repeal a new bill they signed calls less is more where they're releasing people early from prison. we immediate to pass the law enforcement bill of rights, recognize their right to self-defense, make sure they have all the tools and resources they needed to do their jobs safely and effectively, protect qualified immunity and so much more. >> charlie? >> you know, it's really great that the d.a. is now coming out and reversing his position on violence against police officers. but the fact that he had to, that alone is absolutely astonishing. and, you know, the direct line that you can tie between the rhetoric of so many democrats over the last couple of years and the senseless acts of violence this these cities, in particular against police officers, those things can be t

. >>> former federal prosecutor michael zeldin joins us to talk a look at all the legal implicationslways a pleasure to have you on. thanks for sharing part of your sunday with us. i want to start with the select committee and what daniella mentioned, hoping to have a preliminary product out this summer, a final product before midterms. given so many people of interest in this investigation aren't complying and taking them to court, do you think they're going to have enough material to meet those goals in time? >> i do. they've had about 300 people cooperate with them. it had 50 subpoenas returned and about 35,000 documents received. they've got these five work streams -- the funding of it, the organizing of it, the misinformation campaign, so i think the various work streams are progressing at different speeds. the fact that you have a meadows or a bannon obstructing, doesn't prevent the other streams from moving forward. i think that you'll see in the summer some of these five work streams being more toward the completed stage and, therefore, subject to the public reporting. >> mic

bring in someone from this area new york lee zeldin also new york gubernatorial candidate and welcome wonderful outpouring for fallen officer jason rivera. among his brethren in the nypd. and i want to get your reaction to what you saw from new york's finest. i want to play you a clip from the eulogy this have from his brother jeffrey rivera and his wife dominique, and we will get your reaction what had to say during officer rivera's eulogy, listen. >> my brother had a lot of fears. my brother was afraid of heights. he was afraid of rats. he was afraid of dogs. he was afraid of dogs. but he wasn't afraid to die, to wear that uniform. he was not afraid to die. [applause] >> the system continues to fail us. we are not safe anymore. not even the members of the service: i know you are tired of these laws, especially the ones from the new d.a. i hope he's watching you speak through me right now. [applause] >> will: congressman, you heard that i'm sure yesterday. you hear it again this morning. what's your reaction? >> i was there at saint patrick's cathedral yesterday. it was so powerful t

nomination that one willow pose her, rob astorino, the former westchester county executive and lee zeldin island, but it looked like she had the whole thing locked up, support on our side, big business community in new york city particularly was lining up behind her, and then you had this brag controversy where alvin brag, the manhattan d. a. came out and said he's not going to put anybody in jail unless you kill somebody. that's essentially what his new policies came down to. just random attacks, do not necessitate felony convictions or charges, plus there's no jail type. you go down the line. it's one of the more progressive and crazy progressive policies out there and now, hochul is coming under tremendous pressure from the new york city business community and her own contributors to do something about it. what can she do? lead a recall effort. apparently there's no voter recall in new york. somebody like the governor has to try to announce it or they have to be an application. she could a point a special prosecutor for the manhattan, for the county of manhattan, meaning that someone c

still ahead, martha maccallum, new york congressman lee zeldin and tommy large. -- tommy lairen.which we have not been able to do, we should be learning to live with it. that's my opinion, that's my take, and it's next. ♪ ♪ chase first banking. a debit card for kids, and a set of tools to help them learn good money habits. by creating allowances and assigning chores, they can practice earning every day. with a debit card just for them, they'll learn smart spending firsthand, while you monitor and set account alerts. and using their own chase mobile app, they can set big savings goals. .. >> we will be over the worst of this in the next 4 to 6 weeks. >> once we get on the other side i'm hopeful things will be better because we'll have more vaccinated and baseline immunity. >> 80% of americans approve of voter id laws including most minority voters, democrats are losing it if they think black americans are unable to secure a id. >> they shouldn't be voting. it is all about cementing democrat power in washington and they are pulling to break the system to preserve their power. >> we