we will get to all of that and alan dershowitz joins us shortly.ut first, a sidebar that shouldn't be lost. i'm talking about msnbc being banned from the courtroom. as the jurors were leaving after a day of deliberations, police stopped a man who identified himself as an msnbc price. and as judge bruce schrader explained, he said his bosses in new york had given him an assignment. >> he gave that information and stated that he had been instructed by ms. ryland in new york to follow the jury bus. i have instructed that no one from msnbc will be permitted in this building until duration of this trial. this is a are serious matter. howard: nbc claims this was a freelancer who just happened to be near the bus and had no intention of photographing the jurors. if he was trying to do that, it would be monumentally dumb given the tense situation in the wisconsin town. was msnbc actually thinking of putting out pictures of the jurors and putting them in danger? i'm howard kurtz, and this is "mediabuzz." ♪ ♪ howard: the heated and purely partisan media debat

here to react to today's verdict alan dershowitz, and gregg jarrett. three of us agree that based on the law and evidence in this case, it was the right outcome. what do you think? >> critics and people who support the conviction just heard a different case. they heard a case of white supremacists crossing state lines with an ar-15 who had no business being in the place that he went to. went for no good reason. he was not chased and had no fear for his life. that's what cnn told their viewers. i hope that rittenhouse sues cnn. i will make an offer. i will share my research about cnn with rittenhouse and his lawyers. i am suing cnn because they totally distorted and edited a tape of my defense of president trump. they have a history of distorting facts to present a narrative. i think that you have to distinguish between opinions and facts. you can't see somebody for calling rittenhouse a vigilante. that's an opinion. you can sue them for saying he crossed state lines with an illegal weapon or he was a white supremacist. i am a strong supporter of the fi

i see what professor alan dershowitz is saying it's an uphill battle. he made statements and why hasn't he said i was wrong? why hasn't he come out and apologized for them? he hasn't done that. right now what we've been looking at on the streets of brooklyn, de blasio's own home new york, what are they carrying signs that say abolish the police. he is in charge of the police. he is the mayor of new york. this is about public safety for the great men and women in law enforcement. and had, sean, had they listened to president trump, initially, and they let the national guard in kenosha to protect the property of kenosha, we would not be here tonight talking about all of this. >> sean: i have your column, it went fairly viral. that is, the ten heinous lies of kyle rittenhouse debunked. you go into great specificity. he didn't kill 2 blm protestors. his father and grandmother and aunt uncle and cousin and best friend live in kenosha. his job was in kenosha. that crossing state line argument taking this weapon across state line and the gun was illegal. that

alan dershowitz thank you.e with fox news contributor leo terrell, 2.0 and tammy bruce.mm tammy, what is your thoughts on the case? do you believe the prosecution made the case with conviction? >> well, obviously not. i mean,n that is what is stormig around, including on social media with many recognizing and looking at the details of what is coming out of the trial. are completely contradictory to what the media has been telling them here they thought kyle rittenhouse killed black men they had no idea that the peep shot had been white. this is a realization that what had been presented by the media is completely and factually different than what has been the fact of the matter. thank goodnessf this is being televised. let me just tell you what i find fascinating here. this trial is a very good example of prosecution gone wild. it is what the left used to care about. it was about, yes, having the defendant be protected. it was about even now, the left crows about needing reform and i agree there is bias in the

right now given what you have seen and alan dershowitz said lasted hour, we don't know how the jury will deal with the facts of this case -- as presented. given what you saw today are you more confident this will end up in an acquittal and not in a mistrial? >> yes. i believe we are -- he is very disen againuous. the trial so many lies and sarcasm and unprofessionalim. i can't hundred how a prosecutor can sanction and make light of an individual who has 11 charges of child molestation using the "n" word. tsk, that's really how you feel, binger. >> laura: how is kyle feeling? >> he is feeling good. he is feeling comfort. i think mark richards did an excellent job getting out the facts and nailed that home. the jury seemed to take some issues with the behavior of binger today. i think mark just came in and he cleaned it right up with the facts. the truth ask the facts. that boy defended himself. there is not a question about it. >> laura: you are getting a lot of text messages. turn those off. come on my friend. >> sorry about that. >> laura: this is when you know it's live tv. you are a m

joining me for reaction, famed attorney alan dershowitz can gregg jarrett and a republican congressman from florida. gregg, this progressive d.a. in milwaukee how widespread is that view among d.a.'s and how invested are democrats in it? >> you will find it in chicago, new york, los angeles, san francisco. every major blue states where radical district attorneys rein. this was preventible this tragedy but for the radical district attorney john chisholm. he only admitted his policy would result in innocent people being murdered when violent criminals are set free. he said, "you bet it's guaranteed to happen. it did not invalidate the overall approach." well, tell that to the family members of the six people murdered on sunday and the others who lay in hospital beds and a little girl bleeding with her doctors, put me back together with glue. to john chisholm and other of these progressive d.a.'s it's the price of being woke. when will americans stand up and say we have had enough of this far left radical crap and vote them out of office? >> criminals have become the victims in the minds

here is author of the book the case for vaccine mandate alan dershowitz and gregg jarrett. between the witnesses and the testimony and the videotapes and the star witness of the prosecution, i do not believend that the prosecution in any way met any standard for a guilty verdict. that's my opinion. what is yours? >> well, certainly the attempted murder of the guy who pointed the gun at his head should be thrown out. the jury should not allow that to get to the jury. the two people who were killed, the jury has to decide whether they believe him when he said as a 17-year-old he feared for his life. the burden is on the prosecution. >> sean: specifically, you saw the video. trying to get away a mob chasing after him. he is on the ground. a guy is about to smash his face into the cement by kicking it into the cement. when this incident happens. you have eyewitnesses that have given testimony that he tried to deescalate situation. >> i think there is a reasonable doubt. if i were on the jury based on what i have seen i would acquit having seen the evidence. what i am upset abou

some people worry what was happening, here's alan dershowitz on that topic. >> reporter: the crowd outsidet. more of what was outside than inside. >> somebody spoke to the protesters, their goal to sway the jury. could this affect the outcome? >> i saw this in the ferguson the night the verdict came down, they did the same thing, good jurors won't over this. they see counts of been thrown out and the prosecution that has gone completely wrong for the prosecution and a fair judgment tough on both sides to present the case as it is. could there be a generous wade? yes but my question to everyone watching is why would a juror be swayed when a factor in front of them. you can't dispute they attempted to charge him as older adults, you can't dispute the counts that were thrown out or the bakery and lies about rosenbaum and others involved in the attack and lies that were told about whether he pointed the gun first or whether it was self defense. carley: judge janine said she trusts the jury system as well. the other thing people are talking about is the judge's decision not to question the jury

point, he got all that too but that stuff jumps out at us but right now given what you've seen, alan dershowitz is right, he said in the last hour we don't know how the jury will deal with the facts of this case but given what you saw today are you more confident that this will end up in an acquittal and not in a mistrial? >> yes. i believe we - he is very disingenuous. if you watch the trial it was just so many lies and so much sarcasm and unprofessionalism from my perspective. i can't understand how a prosecutor can sanction and make light of an individual who has 11 charges of child molestation, using the in word, is that how you feel? i thought that was absolutely ridiculous that he did that. laura: how is kyle feeling tonight? >> he's feeling good. he is feeling confident. mark rich did an excellent job getting out the facts, nailed that. the jury seemed to take some issues with the behavior of binger today at, mark came in and played it up with the truth and the fact. that boy defended himself and there is into question - >> you are getting a lot of text messages, you got to turn those of

here is alan dershowitz and gregg jarrett. it was an atrocious trial start to finish with the prosecution. they didn't meet the high standard beyond a reasonable doubt. i expect the jury to be acquit but you can't guess what a jury will do. >> yes, but i agree about the facts and the evidence. the number of misrepresentations and deceptions and lies by the prosecution about the facts, the evidence and the law was breathtaking. for the prosecutor to tell the jury you lose the right of self-defense if you bring a gun. that's not the law at all. the other major lie was when the prosecutor holding the ar-15 up against his right shoulder, the defendant is right-handing, and pointing the gun at an imaginary joseph rosenbaum and then he showed the videotape which showed the defendant raising an empty left arm with the gun hanging on the right side because he is right-handed. the prosecutor argued that the defendant was the aggressor and loses the right of self-defense, except the defendant regains the right of self-defense if he with

alan dershowitz as the da's position should not be left in the hands of progressive voters. >> we shouldnot have elected prosecutors. let's prosecutors have too much power. there is no room for cash bail. people should be detained if they are dangerous, if they are likely to flee, not if they cannot raise $100 or $1,000. under any standard he should have been held. >> tuesday republicans in wisconsin introduced a bill that would allow judges to consider public safety when considering the dollar amount for bail even democrat david boeing who calls himself a champion for criminal justice reform said this was a mistake saying i think our release decision especially round bail have to be reformed, needs to be based on public safety. this is an individual who should definitely be behind bars. brooks's ex-girlfriend told the new york post his mother's, quote, wreck to the people were killed saying she blames herself because if she hadn't bailed him out this never would have happened. jillian: nfl star and walk aside native jj watt giving back to his hometown in the wake of sunday's tragedy off

alan dershowitz said it puts the integrity of the trial at risk. >> when you have a crowd outside threatening jurors and jurors hearing it, it clearly has an impact. so i worry that whatever the verdict, it will be the result more of what was outside the courtroom than was inside the courtroom. >> harris: alexis mcadams is live in kenosha. >> some of those conversations with the protestors happening now as day two of jury deliberations in kenosha, wisconsin of kyle rittenhouse continue with the trial. i'll step out of the way to get a closer look at what we're seeing. this is what it looked like yesterday afternoon. more people from both sides come and they have these conversations. some of those grew pretty heated yesterday. moments ago we saw a man walk by armed with an ar-15 outside of the courthouse. we'll get new video coming in here shortly. inside that courthouse, the 12 juror seats empty and they are remaining behind closed those deliberating right now. what we saw the shocking twist kyle rittenhouse choosing the jury pulling the names out of this wooden barrel at random inside the co

now here with legal analysis, thehe author of "the case for vaccine mandates," law professor alan dershowitzong with fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. greg, let's look at this videotape, the drone videotape and the copy that was given to the defense is different than the copy that the prosecution had. it is a matter of law that they are required to hand over all evidence thatui they have that would also mean, i would imagine, the same quality of evidence. there is now two cases where the defense is requesting a mistrial. one with prejudice and one without. you've laid out a number of scenarios where that in fact can ithappen. what is your reaction? >> it was always highly suspicious that suddenly at the 11th hour t just before the cloe of the a evidence in this case, suddenly and magically, this drone video that has been enhanced by prosecutors with ai technologies suddenly surfaces. the problem is, that is not what they gave the defense. this isn't like terry mason where there surprises at every turn. now, the rules of the court and the law you are supposed to hand over to the defense i

determining her below professor alan dershowitz is back with us.ssor i'll start with you when somebody has to admit on the stand i am pointing the gun at him before he shot me, that' a moment, is it not? >> it was classic cross-examination. a brilliant question a brillian way to formulate the question and it totally knocks out the prosecutions theory that he was firing without being put in danger. it was all home so that said with exquisite rationality is not to be expected in the presence of an uplifted knife they would have to be thrown ou because the prosecutions that name witness admitted the firin of the shot came only after he was up a gun at the sky. this week at the prosecutions case enormously. it seems like it's headed towards an acquittal. remember to presumption of innocence we have to always presume that the person is in u and a young man and so i think this is a good day. mech there's a reason and i would learn this in the richard jewell case because i said because somebody lives with their mother doesn't mean they fit the profile of

here with more, the author of the case for a vaccine mandate, harvard professor, alan dershowitz along with fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. greg, i thought it was an atrocious trial start to finish as it relates to the prosecution. they did not meet the high standard that they needed beyond a reasonable doubt. i would expect this jury to acquit. now based on the gun charge being thrown out, acquitted across the board. that's what i saw, but you really can't ever guess what a jury is going to do. >> no, it's folly to guess what a jury is going to do but i agree with you about the facts and evidence. the number of misrepresentations, deceptions, and outright lies by the prosecution about the facts, the evidence, and the law, was really quite worth taking, for the prosecutor to stand there and tell the jury that you lose the right of self-defense if you bring a gun, it's outrageous. that's not the law at all. the other major ally was when the prosecutor -- and you showed the clip -- holding the ar-15 against his right shoulder, the defendant is right-handed, pointing the gun at an i

right, they engaged each other about him raising money for i think the gates foundation, it was alan dershowitzeffrey epstein doesn't mean you're on the island. liz: can i just say one thing? staley has said he told investigators that he kind of drifted away from jeffrey epstein and he kind of even -- charlie: 2015 i believe. liz: charlie 2008 jeffrey epstein plead guilty to child prostitution in florida. charlie: having sex with a 17- year-old is, as jeffrey put it to me, because i was one of the last reporters he spoke to, epstein actually engaged with me a little bit before he got arrested because i was doing a series of stories on him and i asked him what he did and it was the most bizarre conversation. he said, and i'm not saying i endorse this , this is what he told me. he said it's not all that much different than what robert kraft did, only i had them coming to me, he went to the place and i said well how about -- liz: come on, children? charlie: i brought that up and i said i'm assuming didn't know and he said yeah, kind of, and it was the most bizarre conversation. he also said don't

steve to alan dershowitz's proint the media played an active role in this trial.ing the jury. this is back going out the day after going out and tripling down on your lies. i don't know how shareholders go nick sandmann got a couple million in settlement what will we pay out. ainsley: teaches media outlets to be more responsible in their reporting. msnbc, remember, they were the network that only showed one side. they showed the prosecutor's side and not the defense. will: yeah. steve: of the closing argument. it's not just media. look at our political leaders, you got pete buttigieg yesterday, the transportation secretary said there is to be upset about. we have to move forward in this country. if there this country we base everything on this particular system. and he says yeah, there is a lot to be upset about. you either are all in on the system or you are not. ainsley: msnbc saturday saying it's disgusting to see representative or congressman matt gaetz and other white supremacists in congress celebrating rittenhouse. will: they throw them around like pennies.

as the coverage was when kyle rittenhouse was being speared and vilified before the verdict in alan dershowitz and emotional yesterday it was the worst coverage he's seen about trial. it's far worse now, you have somebody. you showed msnbc calling him a little murderous white supremacist. a jury found that he is an innocent man. they are clinging to their narrative in the face of lots of evidence presented at trial that led to the acquittal on all counts against kyle rittenhouse. it seems to me a criminal trial is meant to do one thing and one thing only. determine the guilt or the innocence of the person charged. it is not supposed to be a vehicle to send a message. it's not supposed to be part of a broader social justice movement. >> trace: we have some breaking news. sandra. >> sandra: real quickly here is president biden commenting on the parade tragedy in wisconsin. he's also addressing his reappointing of the federal reserve chair jerome powell. we are going to listen. >> we have gone from small businesses being shuttered to a record number of new small businesses starting up. we have go

alan dershowitz says i taught law for, what, 50 years?id he was confused by the judge's instruction he said on sean's show last night. if i'm confused, i feel bad for that jury. that's why we are in day two. they say in theory, if you have a quick verdict it's exoneration the longer you go the worse it looks. ainsley: all about reasonable doubt. steve: the deference was all about self-deference. you saw the closing argument. did they make the case for the defense or the prosecution. right now it's in the hands of the jury. perhaps a verdict today. ainsley: coming up, g.o.p. lawmakers demanding the a.g., merrick garland testify after there were leaked emails that revealed the fbi in flagging parents. brian: unbelievable. you are not going to believe that story. plus, david webb is waking up early to join us here in hollywood, exclamation point. we are live at the seminole hollywood hard work hotel and casino all morning long. that's what david webb looks like in the morning. ♪ give a whirl ♪ we going to rock ♪ this country ♪ this is elodia