alan dershowitz has the answer. biden and kamala's republic opinions is a truly bizarre documentary from share. raymond explorer explained in friday volleys. biden absence erection us. that's the focus of tonight's angle. it was much to the dismay of top military brass when president biden announced he will end the war in afghanistan and bring our troops home. the move is long overdue and was a gold the trump administration but biden is not going to get the credit he deserves in ending one awful war if he hopes segment and even more damaging one here at home. far from governing as a moderate figure some of these suburban women likely thought he would be biden is a radical and his policies and poisonous narratives are already hitting american against american along racial, ethnic, political and economic lines. for starters there's his fbi's move to surveillance target trump supporters as domestic extremists. >> they call themselves patriots, they've been revealed to be traders and terrorists. >> the republican party

laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle," lucky you, joining us tonight -- larry kudlow, alan dershowitz, raymond arroyo, and a surprise guest, tucker carlson will he stay awake? but first shutting down the covid crazies, that is the focus of tonight's angle. the cdc and nih are considered by many to be the gold standard for public health guidance and medical direction. as we've seen throughout this pandemic on key issues, they have been either woefully wrong or pathetically late in their recommendations. to make matters worse, various made-for-tv doctors and analysts mindlessly repeat their drivel, few have actually treated covid patients or even remember their 11th grade biology. to this day, few have been held accountable for their mistakes. tonight that changes. these people because the needless deaths and help fuel social unrest. our experts have hurt our kids and done crippling damage to our businesses, they also have helped bring about something far more dangerous to the future of america than a virus, the election of joe biden. now the same people who helped exacerbate an already

alan dershowitz, bob woodson, florida governor ron desantis, lera logan and a lot more with reaction. but first, the big lie about america, that is the focus of tonight's angle. a few hours after the data showing guilty verdict was handed down president joe biden and vice president kamala harris spoke to the nation and lied about the nation. >> america has a long history of systemic racism. black americans and black men in particular have been treated throughout the course of our history as less than human. >> we can't stop here. we can and we must do more to reduce the likelihood of tragedies like this will ever occur again and this takes acknowledging and confronting head on systemic racism and the racial disparities that have existed in policing and our criminal justice system more broadly. >> that's the big lie, systemic racism. did joe biden always believed the nation was racist to its core? did he believe this when barack obama and he were elected not once but twice in a historic election? did that do nothing to remove this stain on our nation? what about the 1965 civil rights a

joining me as alan dershowitz, author of the new book the case against the new censorship. as a liberal your reaction to hear democrat administrations so casually dismiss the idea of equality of justice under the law. >> we need to apply the same standard to police as ordinary citizens. ordinary citizens have no obligation to risk their lives to prevent an ongoing crime whereas police officers have that obligation. they have to get into the middle of the fight and separate out the teenager with the knife attacking the other teenager. you and i walking down the street don't so the rules to understand and recognize the risks that police take but when it comes to the elements of actual crimes, you can't raise the bar for certain groups of people or other groups of people that doesn't satisfy the equal protection of law and due process. laura: it is reported that chauvin is being held in solitary confinement 23 hours a day, one hour a day to exercise. do you think they give him what the judge said about an appeal that probably shouldn't have been remanded into custody and then

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joiningwa us now with the reaction, harvard law professor alan dershowitz along with "outnumbered" cohost former white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany. professor dershowitz, i wonder how you feel about court packing and d.c. statehood, and puerto rico statehood, and the wholee i idea of ruling by executive fiat. my understanding, i'm not a harvard professor like yourself is that we are supposed to have a legislative branch of government. they are supposed to pass the laws, and joe doesn't get to write his name on everything and say done and forget that branch. >> as far as court packing i'm unequivocally opposed to it. it's the beginning of the slide toward the end of the supreme court as a neutral institution applying the rule of law. it would just mean that every time one party gets control of both houses and the presidency, they add justices to the supreme court but we'll get up to 25-35, who knows, maybe 100. the president has appointed a commission, some of the moderates, some of them quite good, but some of them are extremists. my former colleague professor laren's tribe. he

bar in the same place customer and joining me now is someone who does believe in due process, alan dershowitz, harvard law professor emeritus. offered with the new book the case against new censorship. as a liberal, your reaction to hearing democrat administration so casually dismissed the idea of equality of justice under the law. >> we need to apply the same standard to police and ordinary citizens except we have to understand that ordinary citizens have no obligation to risk their lives to prevent an ongoing crime. whereas police officers have that obligation. they have to get into the middle of the fight. they have to separate out the teenager with a knife attacking the other teenager. you and i walking down the street don't. so the rules have to defer and understand and recognize the risks that police take. when it comes to the elements of actual crimes, you can't bury them. you can't raise the bar for certain groups of people over other groups of people. that just doesn't satisfy the equal protection under the law and the due process. >> laura: it's being reported that chauvin he's bein

they're not going to be represented by alan dershowitz.hey're not going to be the ones to suffer accountability. >> more than 400 people have already been charged in connection with the insurrection on january 6th. congressman jim hines, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >> preet bharara is joining us. giuliani is accusing the southern district of new york -- he was once the u.s. attorney of the southern district of new york. he's accusing the sdny of corruption, saying the assistant u.s. attorneys, in his words, hate me. what's your reaction to that as someone who led the sdny? >> the whole situation is sad. it's sad that there was evidence that the prosecutors in that office believed was sufficient to get a search warrant. it's sad that it may be the case based on what we've seen so far that rudy giuliani may be getting charged criminally by the office he used to lead. it continues to be even sadder that he's adopting the tactics that he knows so well when he was a prosecutor. the number of times rudy giuliani was accuse

awakens to the fact that the left is the enemy of liberalism is a great day and it happened to alan dershowitz, it happened at dave rubin. there are a lot of people it has happened to you. here is an example. i was raised a liberal as i often tell people, i was born here in new york, i will live in california and when you are a raped, on your birth certificate it has democrat. it's listed. sex is not fixed but the party is fixed. i grew up and one of the biggest beliefs was integration, racial integration and race means nothing. now you have all black dorms at campuses that you were supposed to believe that is morally progressive. columbia university had six different graduations, one for lgbtq, one for blacks, one for hispanics, one for asians. it's astonishing. this is considered progressive. >> greg: to your point, the good news is, indoctrination and ideology is pushing all the smart leftists out and we are getting them. >> i can't believe we are going to talk about the fact this school costs $57,000 a year! to go to. >> greg: that's more than i make in a month. >> i have heard a lot of pe

he was sort of if you could roll johnny cochran and alan dershowitz and arthur lyman and a couple of others and together you would get story or he was himself an immigrant who had worked in a garment sweatshop as a young man, but more than that. he was the epitome of the lawyer he was and he was completely for higher. he staged a a cunning bold defense of the of the owners and i discovered at the very end of the trial. he got a little finger on the scale from the judge that i talked about in the book and blank and harris were acquitted. they remained in the new york garment industry for about 10 or 12 years. after the fire and then they fade away from the new york city directories. they felt that they had been badly treated. families many of the families of the victims sued story or defended the suits. he was every bit as good a commercial attorney as he was courtroom attorney and one by one the lawsuits fell away several years went by and the last 23 suits were settled for 75 dollars each. meanwhile blank and harris had been over-insured. on the day of the fire and they collected $6

dominion is suing you for $1.3 billion -- >> you've got to realize mypillow counter sued them, alan dershowitze how it turns out. >> the right for free speech. >> jimmy: for one of you this is not going to work out well, for them or you -- >> the lawsuits we're talking about what i'm talking about, no matter who you are in this country, i'm not just some person that decides, hey, i want -- your producer asked me, they want, mike work, you have done it if it was reversed? knowing what i have now, if they would have put donald trump back in december 14th, knowing what i have now, i would still be sounding the alarm going, these machines, they were hacked, we have to do something in our country -- >> jimmy: i believe that you are sincere. i also think there's something going on from the crack or something, whatever, that has made you think that -- i mean, you mentioned paranoia. >> what made me think it, what made me do this, just like when i met donald trump on august 15th, 2016. i didn't know anything about politics but i met this man that had problem, solution, and he knew what they manifest t

alan dershowitz, bob woodson, florida governor ron desantis, lera logan and a lot more with reaction. but first, the big lie about america, that is the focus of tonight's angle. a few hours after the data showing guilty verdict was handed down president joe biden and vice president kamala harris spoke

. >> sean: now according to harvard law professor alan dershowitz, what maxine waters did, coupled with the judge refusing to sequester the jury, could lead to the u.s. supreme court ultimately reversing this conviction. now, time will tell if dershowitz is right, but of course, course, it is counts for an appeal, if the judge just said. sitting member of congress calling on people to take to the streets and get confrontational if she didn't get her desired verdict. so where are all the democrats? months ago, they were the ones that were obsessed with the term "insurrection" and deeply concerned, they said, about law and order. where are they tonight? you can call them, i guess, the insurrectionist caucus, the ones that were silent all last summer, when rioting was breaking out all over the country. what, it's only insurrection or rioting if they can use it against donald trump and republicans as a political wedge? virtually no one on the left is condemning waters' remarks. no one. and by the way, this is not the first time. maxine waters has called for violence numerous times, not even