giuliani tapping alan dershowitz as a legal adviser. joining us is former acting solicitor general neil cachaw and libby casey. neil, everyone can launch their own criminal defense, but walk us through the framework for the claims giuliani is now making. >> the framework looks really ba for rudy giuliani. ten of his devices have been seized. these devices were seized pursuant to a warrant as you just said. that requires an independent federal judge to sign off and to say that there's probable cause to believe a crime has been permitted. it's more likely than not. here of course it wasn't just any old warrant. it was a warrant to search an attorney's office which requires approval at the highest levels of the justice department. maybe the attorney general himself and it wasn't just any old lawyer. it was a lawyer to the president of the united states. it wasn't just that. it was also a lawyer who happened to head the southern district of new york that issued the warrant against him. all of these barriers were sky high to this warrant, ye

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so the notion that he or alan dershowitz think that this might be a different situation, it just shows us, i think, how deluded rudy giuliani and the people around him are. and, you know, it would be very entertaining and perhaps great for the country if these two guys go at each other because i think they know a lot about what each of them has done. >> yeah. and who could have seen this coming, donald trump not paying his lawyers? only a person with a familiarity to everything donald trump has ever done with everything in his life, only that kind of person. i'm supposed to fit in a break, joan and melissa. thanks for kicking us off tonight, you guys. >> thanks, ari. >> appreciate it. >>> this is our shortest break, 30 seconds. coming up in the program, derek chauvin seeking a new trial. we'll explain why. >>> but first next matt gaetz is actually speaking out in his first big interview since that tucker carlson fiasco. we're back in 30 seconds. nothing's tougher on pain than advil. nothing. pain says you can't, advil says you can. what happens to your body language when your underarms

alan dershowitz says he believes the materials are protected by attorney/client privilege.cuss this with congressman adam schiff. thank you so much for joining us. you're an expert in this area. what do you think? how likely is it that giuliani, potentially with the former president's help, could successfully fight this in court and block federal prosecutors from accessing his phones and computers? >> i think it's unlikely that he could succeed any more than michael cohen when he did the same. the justice department has set up a walled-off team to make sure anything that is privileged is put aside and not used in the prosecution. i want to tell you how serious the allegations are that seem to be coming out about this investigation. that is, was rudy giuliani acting as an agent of a foreign power when, for example, he was smearing the u.s. ambassador to ukrainian marie yovanovitch. if he had the ear of the president, which he did, and if he had the ear of members of congress, which apparently he did and was advocating for her removal, both to get her out of the way so he cou

the feds are investigating him for apparently failing to register for -- here's my next guest, alan dershowitz is out with a new book. he joins me now. you just heard this story of the huepers. what happened to them in alaska. their door was smashed down. they were not in the capitol. they are using some facial recognition technology that is obviously not working. this about giuliani, why do you think the fbi's actions here are troubling forfeit your client. >> just imagine that you have a deep dark secret, a family problem. you go to your priest or you go to your rabbi or your psychiatrist and you told them the deep dark secret. and then a few days later, you learn that the fbi has conducted a search and seizure of your priest's records and includes the notes that he took from everything you told him in confidence. wouldn't you be upset? the idea is that if you are searching a lawyer or a priest or a doctor, psychiatrist, you don't go by search warrants. you go by subpoena. you write a letter basically touch or the person and say. we want you to turn over your laptop, your e-mail. he has his

failing to register as a lobbyist for ukrainian nationals or officials and here's my next guest, alan dershowitz, author of the new book the case against the new censorship and legal advisor to giuliani's legal team, he joined me now. you just heard the story of what happened to them in alaska, the door was broken, smashed down in the morning, there are handcuffed, they were not in the capital, using facial recognition technology that is not working but now this about giuliani. why do you think the fbi's actions here are troubling for your client. >> i want your viewers to imagine you have a deep dark secret or family problem and you go to your priest or your rabbi or your psychiatrist or your cardiologist and tell them the deep dark secret and a few days later you learn that the fbi conducted a search and seizure of your priest's record and it includes the notes he took of everything you told him in confidence. wouldn't you be upset. the idea is if you are searching a lawyer or priest or doctor or psychiatrist you don't go by search warrant, you go by subpoena, right a letter to the person and

we have alan dershowitz, author of the new book.en, a jury admitting he wanted -- juror admitted he wanted to make history. where does this get up in the appeal? >> i think it is a reversal of the conviction. you need 12 objective jurors, unanimously the convicted in a criminal case. in this case, you had at least one juror who seem to have an agenda and you have many, many other issues in the case as well. i think this case calls for a reversal and a new travel outside of minneapolis, in a small rural area. months, it may be after the trial after the events at issue. so that kind of objective neutral nonpolitical justice. also, you have maxine waters and you have other kinds of issues that are external, seeming to the influence of the jury deliberations, threats of violence, which they have to know about because they were not sequestered. >> laura: brandon mitchell told the defense about chauvin's actions during jury selection. >> did you form the opinion that he was doing something wrong? >> i did not know if he was doing somethin

we were talking about before the break, alan dershowitz saying trump should join the core fight.eps? >> what is in it for donald trump to join in unless there is some privileged material that could tully implicate him? rebel, he doesn't of the same protections when his attorney michael cohen was in a similar position. although cohen was indicted for a crime. giuliani hasn't been charged or maybe not at all. so the ideas of a sitting president who doesn't have the ability to be indicted according to the doj memo. so him putting his neck on the line to say this person has done nothing wrong or he's acted at my direction and therefore was not some operative or agent of a foreign nation. you have to ask, what is in it for donald trump? of course, if donald trump cannot provide some sort of financial backing in the form of actually being able to provide for the defense, or any ability to pardon or to be able to give an exit ramp for giuliani, he becomes a less of an attractive person for rudy giuliani, ultimately, if he is implicated to try to defend or try to divert eyes away from. s

here with reaction author of "the case against new censorship" harvard professor, law professor alan dershowitz also advising giuliani's legal team is to along with fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett, someone who participates in such a conference as ted cruz described and she admitted to me would be disqualified from such a position of professor. >> i agree, i don't think she's qualified to be an assistant secretary of the justice department. i think both defunding the police and participating in a conference of that kind, i very much worry about the justice department now. i was encouraged when president biden appointed the attorney general of the idea of him allowing a search warrant to be directed at a lawyer who could easily have just responded to a subpoena -- imagine if a search warrant went to your doctor or your priest and the government answers don't worry, we will get the information but only some of us will see it, only a team will see it and if it's privileged we won't turn it over to other prosecutors. would any of us tolerate that? that's the same with a lawyer, you don't go aft

. >> alan dershowitz not representing giuliani by but advisementsing him says julie will likely file former president trump to seek to prevent prosecutors from examining what they seized in that raid. let's bring in elly hoenig, former doernt for the southern district of new york. let's start this conversation here and listen to rudy giuliani. >> obviously the assist u.s. attorneys hate me. and they hate trump, which is probably -- which is probably the whole thing. to believe that i'm some kind of russian agent, look at my career. look at my background and my career. >> so, he is trying to use the never trumper argument to try to refute the validity of the entire investigation. what's your take? >> yeah, i mean, what an embarrassment first of all. rudy giuliani has to know better than that. he used to run the southern district of new york, the office i worked at years later, which is now investigating him. to put out there just completely out of nowhere that this is happening because the prosecutors hate him. where is he getting this? it's this fantasy. rudy giuliani was once a resp

i'm talking about before the break alan dershowitz saying trump should join the court fight.ani's next steps? >> well, what's in it for donald trump to join in unless there is actually some privileged material that could actually implicate him? remember he doesn't have the same protections that were available to him when his former attorney, michael cohen, was in a similar position although cohen was actually indicted with a crime. giuliani has yet been charged or maybe not at all. so the idea here isn't the protection of being a sitting president who does not have the ability to be indicted according to that doj memo. so him putting his neck out on the line to essentially say this person has done nothing wrong or this person has acted at my direction and therefore was not some operative or an agent of a foreign nation, you have to ask yourself what is in it for donald trump? of course if donald trump cannot prove some sort of financial backing in the form of actually being able to provide for the defense or any ability to pardon or to be able to give an exit ramp for giulian

his adviser alan dershowitz was trump to block access to evidence that federal prosecutors may have.zing electronic devices. cnn's paula reed has been in touch with giuliani's legal advisers. any sign that trump will get involved? into there 'knows sign that he will get involved but dershowitz says he hopes that the case. giuliani has served the former president in several different capacities, mostly serving in the court of public opinion, but over the past week giuliani has been defending himself in the court of public opinion, and the gist of his defense has been that he did nothing wrong when it comes to lobbying violations and he argues that he was targeted with that early morning raid because of his association with the former president. now the former president, he did weigh in last week on this, and he defended giuliani in the same way he did when he was in the white house and asked about him. he defends him as a great american but gave no sign that he intends to get personally involved in this case. >> paula, michael cohen, that's another personal attorney for trump in 2018,

. >>> alan dershowitz, who says he is acting as legal adviser rather than a lawyer for rudy giulianis the former president will join a court fight to try to block federal prosecutors from accessing material seized during the raid on giuliani's office. he believes the seized items are protected by attorney-client privilege. joining me now, norm eisen. ambassador eisen, you wrote in a new column in "usa today." you said, this is all a red flag for trump and anyone else who followed his lead in playing fast and loose with the law. haven't there been a lot of supposed-red flags before this? i mean, does this seem different to you, in some way? >> anderson, thanks for having me back. the -- i understand folks who say, well, we've been hearing about trump blowing through red lights for years. but there is a sense of acceleration, now, around giuliani. the thing that is different is that the president is no longer in office. there is no obstacle to his being prosecuted, now. and, i think, both, in this case, there's potential exposure. as well as, in other prosecutions going on in new york.

lobbying of foreign officials and called the search warrants legal fugary and said he had spoken to alan dershowitzut constitutional issues related to the searches. giuliani at this point has not been charged with any offense. >>> to minnesota now where the attorney general there is seeking a harsher prison sentence for former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin due to the, quote, particular quality that he showed in the murder of george floyd last year. keith ellison argued in the brief that chauvin who was convicted on murder and manslaughter charges late last month deserved a more severe sentence after kneeling on floyd's neck for 9 1/2 minutes and showing no remorse. chauvin faces up to 40 years in prison. >>> a funeral will be held today, meanwhile, for andrew brown, the north carolina man shot and killed by police last month. so many are outraged that a judge refused immediate release of body camera footage to the public. there are growing calls for justice. nbc news correspondent sam brock has more. >> reporter: as andrew brown's casket was married into elizabeth city for a viewing. his

. >> and of course we know that alan dershowitz, jeffrey epstein, some of his previous clients, donaldlet me play rudy giuliani saying he had an insurance policy. this is in 2019. take a listen. >> i've seen things written like, he's going to throw me under the bus. i say, he isn't, but i have insurance. >> does he have an insurance policy? does that sound realistic to you? >> i mean, no. so i made an under the bus club, i welcome rudy to the under the bus club. what his insurance is, i don't know, geico, state farm, allstate, who the hell knows what he's talking about. the problem with rudy is he drinks like a maniac and the worst thing to do is drink and go on television. he's stupid, right, in order to drink the way that he does, and he's more stupid to come on shows like yours or others trying to prove a point that he is absolutely guilty of. and all he's doing is just creating more harm and giving donald more of a reason why not to pay. it's just the way it works. welcome to the under the bus club, rudy. >> michael cohen, you never disappoint, my friend, when you come on the show.

briefing existed for him and the raid on his office was legal thuggerie and he has spoken to alan dershowitz about what he claims are constitutional issues. reporters caught giuliani leaving his apartment in new york city in the last hour. he waxed poetic about alexander hamilton and the places he went to in new york city several hundred years ago. it was as strange as it sounds but it is rudy giuliani. he did say he is going to make an announcement later today in new jersey. we are going to keep an eye out for that and bring it it to you when it happens. that's where alexander hamilton was shot. in another strange but deranged cable news interview he spouted about hunter biden while calling the raid completely illegal and unnecessary because he covered to, quote, talk it over with him. the insurrection former president tried to talk the situation over with fox news this week and so far defending his attorney saying it is very, very unfair because rudy loves this country so much. it is so terrible when you see things going on in our country with the corruption and the problems, and then they

no 2020, gun violence soared to rates not seen in 20 years, with over 19,000 people killed by alan dershowitz19,000 people killed by homicide. gun violence surged in chicago in 2020 with shooting incidents increasing by over 50% and homicide by 55% when compared to 2019. new york the 2020 murder rates increased by 37.3%. and by 37.5% in philadelphia compared to 2019 rates. these cities, of course, all have things in common. they're all run entirely by democrats. they all have strict gun control measures that criminals don't follow. law abiding citizens are disarmed, the criminals are not and the deaths follow accordingly. and they're epicenters of the democrats' radical push to defund the police. this committee has confirmed one senior official at the department of justice who's advocating defunding the police and this committee is preparing to move forward on a second senior official at the department of justice who's advocating defunding the police. if democrats want to stop gun violence let's have a hearing on the move to defund the police is causing more homicide. let's have a hearing on

he called the search warrants, quote, legal thuggery and said he spoke with alan dershowitz about constitutionalted to the searches. giuliani has not been charged with any offenses. let's bring in justice department reporter for "the new york times," katie benner, an msnbc contributor. also with us, dave aaronberg, the ap's jonathan lemire, and princeton professor eddie glaude jr. are still with us, as well. dave, from the face of it, from what we know, does giuliani have any reason to worry. >> good morning and happy belated birthday, mika. >> thank you. you, too. >> may the fourth be with you is mine. >> yes, he does have a lot to worry about. the last time that a the feds raided a personal lawyer's home and ended in a prison sentence and giuliani does not want to be michael cohen 2.0. the foreign agency act is a real existential threat to giuliani's freedom. prosecutors love this law. it's pretty low-hanging fruit. pretty cut and dried. it's not a like bribery case where you've got to get into his mind and talk about the interpretation of his words. and although it's relatively easy for prose