you're involved in this stalin had said it to stalin ok alan dershowitz backs me up on that. william a year a forensic expert here and you in the in the beeps group have done thorough investigation and research into this i'm sure the miller or other people of people it contacted you and wanted to know what you thought about all of this hacking but they didn't did they go ahead william. no they didn't in fact you know we were prepared to testify in front of the any of the committees also mueller's group none of them wanted to know about the forensics so i don't you know it was very clear to us the forensics prove that the data for from the d.n.c. was downloaded through a storage device and transported for some distance prior to prior to wiki leaks putting it on the web other material that wiki leaks put out didn't show the the transfer of data to sort but the d.n.c. data did show that so it was a very clearly someone who was very close to the data who copied it down to a thumb drive or a cd-rom of some sort and then transported it for some period of distance but other than tha

felony conviction and time in prison go ahead alan dershowitz. well i completely agree i think the pfizer court was defrauded that is you can show information to the pfizer court which isn't particularly compelling as long as you tell the court what the source is and alerted to the weaknesses and the conflicts of interest but you cannot. provide material to the court claiming it's credible when you yourself know that it lacks credibility particularly the pfizer court operates exporting they don't hear two sides they only hear one side so they trust the government officials to present the whole truth and nothing but the truth and the government officials who presented the application for the pfizer warrant failed that test and i think there ought to be considerations of contempt proceedings contempt of court proceedings an issue aided by the fire as a court against those who may well have misled them you know but we still have. rosenstein in the d.o.j. he would say he signed off on the fourth finds a warrant and i thought it was very interesting u

first in miami alan dershowitz you and i probably couldn't agree on anything on policies on politics you're a man from the left i am not but you are the only person on the left that came through this unscathed and i would even say enhanced so i appreciate your work and discussing this question first question is here most report donald trump says exonerates him maybe so but it's for me it is a searing indictment of the f.b.i. and how the f.b.i. conducted itself and how we got to having to have such a special report and end up with the results that we did what was the crime it seems like there was a conspiracy without a crime go ahead alan dershowitz in miami. well most f.b.i. agents are wonderful they devote their lives to protecting us and i have only the highest regard for the typical f.b.i. agent on the street there was a problem here of a leadership and there were people in the f.b.i. who were determined to make sure that president trump was not elected president even if he got more electoral votes than the other side and so i think we do have a problem and i think the new. direct

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joining us now, alan dershowitz, noted attorney, author as well. alan, your thoughts as we get to the end of this investigation? >> i don't think anybody should come to final conclusions even after they read the whole report. we have to wait and see what the response is not only from the white house but from president trump's legal team. remember, this is an adversarial report, it's one-sided. it's only evidence that's exculpatory. special counsel, prosecutors don't look at all the evidence, they don't invite witnesses favorable to the president. or evidence that's favorable to the presidents. my preference would be not to release the report until the trump team had the opportunity to release a 10-15 page response, but pressure from the media and congress is such, the report will be released first. i urge americans, democrats or republicans, to withhold final judgment until they hear the other side of the story. that's what our adversary system is all about. listen to both sides before you come to any conclusions. remember, this is one-sided during

alan dershowitz, thank you very much. great to have you with us tonight.ee chairman adam schiff stepped down after he repeatedly claimed that he had evidence that the president had colluded with russia? congressman john ratcliffe sits on the committee. he is next. >> announcer: i think there's plenty of evidence of collusionr conspiracy inbe plain site. car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. over to you, logo. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ >> there is more than circumstantial evidence. now there's evidence that is not circumstantial and it is very much worthy of investigation. >> wow. that raised eyebrows. it would, right? the how intelligence committee chairman, adam schiff said there was absolute noncircumstantial evidence that the president and his campaign had colluded with the government in russia. so now you have this report that says that that is how it happened. he's facing calls to step down because of how strong his claims were and the fact that they're not true. here's the counselor to the president, kellyanne conway. >> he'

when i hear alan dershowitz, he is a voice of reason.lf, this is what they used to think, the libertarians, the democrats, they used to fight against this abuse of power. what we've seen, and you've listed it out and we've talked about this over and over again. a weaponization of the intelligence community.s the unmasking of americans. >> sean: fisa abuse, dossier abuse. do>> that's right. and the leaking of classified information. >> sean: john, you can add the comments, obviously the security issue that were ignored in your column which i think are important, two things happening simultaneously. one, we expect the mueller report. two, what will the new attorney general do?lt will he do the right thing, starting with hillary clinton on down? >> it's a great question, right? we're just going to have to wait and see. the mueller report will come out and -- >> sean: no collusion, no obstruction. >> it will trigger the opportunity. that is what my understanding i is. we will see when it comes out and judge it by theha facts. if that happens

i want to bring in our alan dershowitz, harvard law professor emeritus. good to see today. think you are probably able to hear catherine m. what i was saying is that "d conflict" word, when will you tell us the truth, are you telling us the truth, are you one? that sort of stuff. the one thing i caught that kind of stood out from adam schiff, chairman of the house intel, was not in the investigation. he added the words without talking with the president under oath. but i clearly got the part about "not in the investigation." >> well, first of all, i think people are making a mountain out of a mole hill out of this meeting that occurred. congressional staffers and members of congress meets with favorable witnesses all the time. for example, when they are being vented. they will talk about answers, they go over questions. the other side isn't there. this is just very common. the only problem would be if it was coaching. if somebody from the democratic staff told him what to say, told him the change in answer. but the 14 hours of preparation for a couple of hours of testimony

professor alan dershowitz, thank you so much. we appreciate your time. we want to give our audience a little more sound right now from an fbi agent at the news conference moments ago. listen to this. >> their actions were, without a doubt, insidious, selfish, and shameful. the real victims in this case are the hardworking students who did everything they could to set themselves up for success in the college admissions process, but ended up being shut out because far less qualified students and their families simply bought their way in. >> melissa: steve, that's the immediate damage we are looking at here. they're only so many spots in every freshman class, and these kids whose parents bought their way -- by definition, edged out someone more qualified. >> steve: yes, that's the immediate outrage. and people are right to feel it. i just want to amplify two of the points that professor dershowitz made so well, there. first of all, on the collapsing standards and i don't like higher education. i think that's very real and affecting our whole economy. i noti

we had professor alan dershowitz on in the previous hour.'t think any of these causes ought to be prosecuted because the violation that is in question here is so complicated. your answer. >> alan is a great criminal defense lawyer and often what great criminal defense lawyers say. but the law is pretty clear. if you have take on a foreign government as a client and you engage in political activity on their behalf it is not illegal. you just have to register with the united states government. here i think the prosecutors have to go after mr. craig because they have to show they are being even handed. they are basically prosecuting him for the same conduct they're prosecuting paul manafort for. the second point i think is important to mention is that this underscores yet again that what mr. manafort is being prosecuted for has nothing to do with president trump or the trump campaign. this is for conduct that occurred in 2012, four years before manafort became campaign manager and involves activity representing the ukraine government in washing

rob: the alan dershowitz intro is interesting. as a democrat, promising to serve the party if elected, a new rule in place saying anyone seeking the democratic nomination must be a democrat. it came after sanders's failed presidential bid in 2016. jillian: socialist policies like free college and medicare for all are a major component of the 2020 platform. jillian: rob: larry code closes democrats will work overtime to twist the economic message, playing the recession card during a time of intense prosperity for this country. >> putting socialism on trial and i will convicted as well. they don't pay their fair share. look at the facts and figures. the top 1% pace 40% of the income taxes, the top 10% pace 70%. the bottom 50% pay less than 3%. we have the most progressive tax code of any large industrial countries around the world. it is factually incorrect. here's another point. you should be incentivized. you should get rewarded for your hard work and your investment and risk-taking. this is one of the things donald trump has done

here is alan dershowitz. >> this is the worst scandal involving elite universities in the history of the united states. let there be no doubt about this. nobody can diminish the importance of this. >> many suspect agreed to cooperate including former yale women soccer coach who was paid $400,000 for recruiting a girl who never played competitive soccer. this in schools stanford, ucla, wake forest and several others. so far no students have been charged. >> i wonder how they thought they were going to get away with this. there is been some political reaction. >> white house advisor kellyanne conway went after the accused actresses posting on twitter lori locklin and felicity huffman indicted for lying and buying spots in college, they worried their daughters are as stupid as their mothers and later conway tweet did the two actors get most attention for college admissions cheating scandal yet 48 others were charged too. coaches in different directors took millions, ceos authorized the locklin girls guide to life. donald trump junior tweeted is it just me or is everyone in hollywood str

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he saw a high-profile legal team, alan dershowitz, ken starr, you name it, a lot of top lawyers and henow, he blinked. the other thing is, i know i'm going to get a little bit of pushback on this is that they didn't have the case. the alleged victims were not good witnesses, he pleaded guilty to one count of prosecution on one count of child even though there are many more allegations. >> martha: there is one suggestion he pleaded guilty to a case where a girl was 16 years old and many of the young girls who accused him with 13, 14, even younger than that and that he got a sweet deal for some reason. these women now want to reopen these cases. >> we are going to find out very shortly, he's probably going to get the next batch of documents that are going to be released. think about it, that was a plausible rationale, he gave us a lot of stuff to put bad guys and we gave you a lesser sentence -- if that's not the case, what is it? >> martha: good reporting, thanks and we'll see you soon. he's the american who want to fight for the alabama and is now set to be released from prison in a ma

joining us, professor alan dershowitz of harvard.ou know, professor, you and i have a common bond, a love of israel. and what has now come on on multiple occasions showed outrage every american, and the fact that the democratic party could not take a stand and name this woman and condemn this and keep her on the committee, to become as outrageous. >> i agree with you. i think that these democrats, the one the extreme left, are trying to turn the democratic party into britain's labour party headed by an overt anti-semite like jeremy corbyn. he make the same arguments. it wasn't anti-semitic, it was just anti-zionist. but what omar said as clearly anti-semitic. she should have been condemned by name, singled out, anti-semitism should have been isolated as the real problem that we are confronting, not only in this country come but around the world prayed for the democrats, by watering it down, it was as if, after the black children were killed in alabama, back in the civil rights movement, and somebody wanted to introduce a resolution c

professor alan dershowitz and a muslim academic discuss why americans increasingly view the democratic party as anti-semiti anti-semitic. but first, demonizing yesterday, vilifying today. that's the focus of tonight's angle. what a predictable turn from nancy pelosi today. well, she and her caucus of course have spent the better part of two years claiming that donald trump and putin are basically spooning together. >> president trump obviously seemed frightened in the presence of putin. what was he afraid of? what is putin blackmailing president trump with? >> the only leader he is totally true to is putin. >> i've seen plenty of evidence of collusion. you don't need to be a lawyer and you don't need to have access to classified information. >> from an intelligence perspective, we need to make sure that the president of the united states is putting america first, not russia. >> laura: well, glenn greenwald. if trump is literally controlled by putin, to the point where trump is forced to act in the best interest of russia at the extent of the u.s. which has been the prevailing claim, no

congress who sits on the committee and alan dershowitz are here next. >> this is not preimpeachment herer goal is not to decide impeachment. it is the fact and it may not. our goal is to protect rule of law. book now and enjoy free unlimited open bar and more. norwegian cruise line. feel free. the one are you going to cooperate? >> i cooperate all the time. and no collusion is all a hoax. >> jesse: that is right several high-ranking democrats actually admitted they found no evidence president trump colluded with a russians. despite that house judiciary committee jerry nadler launched a new investigation into the president requesting documents from 81 agencies, entities and individuals as a new probe what they are calling "alleged obstruction of justice, public corruption and other abuse of power by president trump" although nadler admitted, he doesn't have proof. >> if we are going to do anything, you have to have proof. i think there is a lot of evidence, but we have to get a lot more. >> that is what this opera out. >> part of what this is about. >> jesse: 20 may house member matt, the

and harvard law professor alan dershowitz.n introduction to the mueller report after it's released for a professor, we begin with you. both of my kids are athletes and they started when they were seven. they traveled the country. they, and every one of their friends, they all got recruited to college for their sport. they all worked very hard. it is a grind. the kids that study, get 15, 1600s on the s.a.t.s or 35, 36 on a.c.t.s, i hear this. they can face 20 years in jail? >> i think the colleges have some responsibility here. they allowed coaches, unchecked, to decide who comes in, and it was an invitation. it's a scandal. if you have one person who can make the decision to admit somebody, it's very easy to bribe one person. i think one of the reasons that harvard was not involved -- i'm proud o of having been at that institution -- because admissions are made by a committee.e. even if you bribe runner twobo people, you'd have to bribe seven or eight people for you -- >> sean: by the way, they don't give out that many scholar

alan dershowitz, and sara carte carter. gregg jarrett norma, your book nails it. we are going to continue to scroll the crimes that need to be investigated. if we don't, what happens? >> what happens is people get away with crimes, and that means some people are above the law. i blame mostly democrats and journalists. journalist drove this, they were just reckless, they were malevolent. they suspended their sense of fairness and abandoned all objectivity. if they allow enmity toward trump to consume them and their common sense. and the more their hatred for trump, and propagating this false narrative. if they have an obsessive belief in a nonexisting conspiracy called collusion. they refused to do their job, which is, as journalists, examine the facts, the evidence, and the law. >> sean: professor, i was kidding with you the other night, i said even you couldn't get me out if i deleted 33,000 subpoenaed emails and acid washed my hard drive and beat up my devices with hammers and removed them cards. what about these people that abuse their power, that we now know,

harvard law professor alan dershowitz claiming fake news cnn wouldn't even have him on the air! because they didn't like his opinion. it was too fair. despite being so wrong so often, you have cnn,n, fake nes chief, the king of it all, jeff zucker, pretending i'm not embarrassed at all, telling "the new yorkf times," oh, another lyingg news network, we are not investigators, we are a journalist. our goal is to report the facts as we know them, which is exactly what we did. it's pretty hard to seek facts when you are so blinded by hatred and rage.ex it's also nice to hear a rare moment of truth from zucker. they don't actually investigate anything they report, they basically spread rumors, innuendo, maybe things they pick up on the internet, twitter, or maybe facebook, or maybe instagram. rumors to help their narrative, oh, like the smollett case or the covington kids. and today's narrative dura jou, that is the mueller report was totally clearing the president of any campaign collusion -- well, it doesn't actually do what it did, because in their fantasy world that they can't gi

meanwhile, two liberal comment caters -- glenn greenwald and alan dershowitz -- say they were booted defending trump. >> it was continuously on msnbc which, let me just say, should have their top host on prime time go before the cameras and hang their head in shame and apologize for lying to people for three the straight years, exploiting their fears to great profit. >> it's time for cnn to issue an a apology. cnn banned me from their air because i was being too fair. howard: joining us now to analyze the coverage, the culture editor at the federal list, and clarence page, columnist for the chicago tribune. so alan dershowitz, who voted for hillary, wrote in "the hill" he was ordered not to be booked for six months. the brass didn't want their viewers' minds to be confused by the law or the facts. strong charge. >> well, the notion that cnn was trafficking purely in facts over the last two years is absolutely laughable. and same was true of msnbc, so either of them would have absolutely disrupted that narrative, and there was very little disruption as someone who watched both of thos

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i'm going to bring on the phone now alan dershowitz, harvard law professor emeritus.ht a lot of people off guard. maybe not of an oddity, though. because he had already planned a press conference to talk about some of these charges against him. talk to me about your reaction at this point and kind of take us through what's happening to him. >> i never feel good when somebody is charged with a serious crime, and we have to remember we have a presumption of innocence. from what i have seen, he was on the phone perhaps recorded, perhaps not, in which he was essentially accused of threatening to affect nike's capital value unless money was paid. he has been charged with extortion. i don't know the specifics of what the conversation regarded, but the law is clear that you can't threaten a company's bottom line unless they pay money, unless it's part of a negotiation. this is an example, perhaps, of a guy with a big mouth using words that reasonable lawyers would never use in a conversation. whether he is actually guilty of the crime or not, we would have to know a lot more

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claiming crickets from hollywood and reaction to what alan dershowitz called one of the greatest scandals of the 21st century, let's get reaction from bartram, eric trump 2020 campaign advisor. always good to see you. >> think you come over to be with you. >> shannon: i've been obsessed with this story all day. it's one of the things that makes people say my kid has fought so hard, worked on their s.a.t.s, done community work and yet there were people who are able to write checks and get their kids into these amazing schools. >> it so not right on so many levels and then you look at who these people are. the hollywood elite, the liberal elite who are always about equality for all and everyone should get a fair shot when here is the biggest hypocrisy of all that they are writing checks to cheat and get their kids into the schools when the spots really should have gone to get that were actually deserving of them and i feel really sorry for their kids. what kind of lesson is this teaching them? and then you see the one girl who said she's going to go and party. she's not even sure she's goin

even alan dershowitz couldn't get me off. asked her might last night, if i subpoenaed 33,000 emails, i delete them, assess wash my hard drive, d then a bust up my devices, my blackberries, iphones with hammers, removes them cards, i think i would be in jail for a long time. don't forget we had classified and top-secret information on hillary's secret server. what about mueller's other investigators, other prosecutors? how many of them? they donated tens and tens of thousands of dollars to democrats, including hillary, andd mueller hired zero, zip registered republicans. we are going to find out over the weekend, maybe next week, sometime soon, this mueller report, at least the content, to the extent we are allowed, to the extent the attorney general decides it is in his discretion and his discretion only. we'll find out as much as we possibly can about what is in there. but know this: this is only couple whatever it is, it's only one side of the story. whatever you hear is only the prosecutorial viewpoint. it's a group of hyp

shannon: professor alan dershowitz, always great to have your insights.appreciate it, sir. >> thank you. shannon: let's bring in "special report" anchor breathth baer -- bret baier, and it was interesting to note that some of the first top lines, the first headlines that we saw coming out focused on this point of the president not exonerated but not in trouble on this issue of obstruction of justice. completely missing the headline that there is absolutely no finding of any collusion by any american with the russians. >> let's start there, shannon. good afternoon. i think you can definitively say, no matter your ideology, no matter your loyalties, that this is a good day for america. the fact that special counsel mueller found that no american conspired or cooperated with russia to interfere in the 2016 election is a win for america. no matter where you stand on the ideological spectrum. now, there are obviously questions about the obstruction part, and i think alan dershowitz makes some really cogent points here about how much is in this report and how m

. >> joining us now, thomas paine's common sense and other writings, alan dershowitz and a host of "whistle-blowerfor rare. good to see you. i'm going to impress a harvard professor right now. the guide and dictates of one's conscious there would be no other need for any other lawmaker. that not being the case, government and its best case is a necessary evil and in its worst state an intolerable one. professor, i see a smile. maybe i will get a decent grade on this one today but, thomas paine, i've read his writings and common sense is a must for every american. >> absolutely, and he got it right. we do need laws and the laws require that people be held accountable if they make false charges deliberately against people. now i don't know the facts in the case and it's possible that the evidence doesn't justify a prosecution but, that's not what the prosecutor said. the prosecutor said this wasn't a serious crime, it wasn't a crime of violence. it is a crime of violence and let me tell you why. if you accuse people of committing a violent crime against you you missed the possibility that people wil

alan dershowitz will be here with all of that. >> judge t.s.manafort sentencing today said pretty much what michael cohen said in sworn testimony last week which is there is no russian collusion. this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. >> i know that in watching and seeing you folks at night that michael cohen lied about the pardon. stone cold lie. and he has lied about a lot of things, but when he lied about the pardon, that was really a lie. and he knew all about pardons. his lawyer said that they went to my lawyers and asked for pardons. and i could go a step above that but i won't go do it

alan dershowitz is a rare example of a living liberal who is anti-left.nine: you are making a movie, "no safe spaces" with adam corolla. >> we are the closest human beings with disparate backgrounds that exist in america. >> it's oh pessor versus oppressed and you are a hero if you are on the side of the oppressed. >> you cannot be happy if you think yourself a victim. >> we have common sense in common. that means we have everything in common. >> we are fighting for america which is the greatest experiment in liberty and decency in human history and i don't want to lose it. judge jeanine: when does it come out? >> later this year it shows what's happening on the campuses. the deprivation of free speech. that was the university of which. that was not yale. that was not berkeley. that was the university o -- the university of wyoming. the young generation. my generation screwed up the next generation. that's a general statement, it did. judge jeanine: tell me quickly how. >> they made them narcissists. you have rights, no obligations. judge jeanine: dennis

ed: that is harvard law professor alan dershowitz weighing in on the mueller report. gregg jarrett, how do you react to what professor dershowitz is saying. he as a liberal democrat who supported hillary clinton says the fisa court was misled. >> he's right. it's a crime to commit a fraud on the court. they had exculpatory evidence they are obligated to tell the judges about and they did not. and they are required to verify information before presenting it to the court and they didn't do it. they didn't fully disclose who was paying for it, the hillary clinton campaign and the dnc. and there were other deceptions. they didn't fully disclose they fired for lying the author of the dossier. instead they said he was a credible source when they knew he wasn't. i write an entire chapter in the book about this. including deprivation of rights under color of law, conspiracy to commit fraud, false statements and perjury. ed: president trump runs the justice department. why have they not gotten involved? >> because in charge is the feckless jeff sessions and rosenstein is compr

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ed: that is harvard law professor alan dershowitz weighing in on the mueller report.regg jarrett, how do you react to what professor dershowitz is saying. he as a liberal democrat who supported hillary clinton says the fisa court was misled. >> he's right. it's a crime to commit a fraud on the court. they had exculpatory evidence they are obligated to tell the judges about and they did not. and they are required to verify information before presenting it to the court and they didn't do it. they didn't fully disclose who was paying for it, the hillary clinton campaign and the dnc. and there were other deceptions. they didn't fully disclose they fired for lying the author of the dossier. instead they said he was a credible source when they knew he wasn't. i write an entire chapter in the book about this. including deprivation of rights under color of law, conspiracy to commit fraud, false statements and perjury. ed: president trump runs the justice department. why have they not gotten involved? >> because in charge is the feckless jeff sessions and rosenstein is comprom

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