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dunnamy but alan dershowitz was a lifelong liberal democrat is an exception to this. dershowitz is done representing purely on principle phone.indell in his lawsuit against the department of justice. then he wrote an op ed for the wall street journal alan dershow explaining why he's doing this.t >> alan dershowitz is a harvardd law professor emeritus harvard and we're happy to have him join us today. >>professor an mr. schwartz, thh for coming on .ve so you've already taken on . i happen to know a lot of heat from people you've known your whole life. fellow liberals, for being associated with any one near trump. sinvited but you're doing this anyway.. why it's going to get you disinvited from parties. why are you doing this? i've always juste gone where the constitution points me. whoever the governmentd oppresses and violatesviolat con reports, i'll defend them. their constitutional, i'll defend them. i've defended communists and . i've defended democrat i've def like teddy kennedy and republicans likeentr president trump. i will continuump.e to do so whn it comes to

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men that you know you can trust. ,harvard law professor and author of the price of principal alan dershowitz, along with fox news legal analyst greg jarrett. gentlemen, thank you for d being here tonight. you know, we all were we were all waiting. professowerer dershowitz, for the decision of the judge today. de get it.ci of dn't shthe e said she was going to issuese it is a in due a course as a asi writtesin decision. i think her most important question was for the governmenth ,what would be the problem? with issuing a special master?e right. what what is the injury in in doing this? >> tell us your assessment ofsmn what happened todappenedy. first, just one brief word about the president biden's speech. o call he was right to call out the extremism of the extreme a right. but as a democrat, he had a special obligation also to call out the extremism of the hard left, the repressive, totalitarian minded, anti speech, anti tolerance, hard left.is big and that was his big failing, failing to call out to extremism on the left, while correctly pointing toism on some extremism, are right no tw to

alan dershowitz said you were one of the smartest opportunities he ever taught. you have the ability to debate. others don't have the same stilled you do. -- skills you do. when the media goes after a conservative candidate on these 3 issues, please teach your colleagues because they need help, please teach them the art of pivoting from what they want to talk about which is every day donald trump and move on to the issues impacting this country. >> you are preaching to the choir. we need to be positive with our message and happy warriors. the angrier they get, the more we should laugh because their agenda doesn't work. the democrats and the stooges in the corporate media. they want to repeat the attacks. it's a mistake when you see republicans that will have a long discussion about an attack rather than going on affirmively, our solutions -- people want jobs with good wages. people want their families to be safe and secure. people want their rights protect it. that's a common sense agenda that the majority of americans agree with. the corporate media doesn't want

alan dershowitz has an interesting theory and i am interested -- welcome to pass that along. he is a great civil libertarian. his theory is that bob did not want to overrule his staff. that bob had a less capacious view of what constitutes obstruction of justice. one person's theory, we shall see. mr. beed: we have about 10 minutes left, and i know there are probably a lot of people itching to ask your opinions on things, so i want to lay sometime down force questions -- for questions. if you have a question you would like to ask, please come to the mic and stand up on one side of the room. >> i have a question about the privacy criteria for reductions. --redactions. -- redactions. what are the parameters for that? mr. starr: those are judgment calls. it would not serve the public interest for the following three sentences to be included because of embarrassment factors, unjustified notoriety. in terms of checks and balances, i think we are going to see that play out because what we have is the beginning of lively conversation between the house of representatives and the just

they're a majority minority enclave, except in the summer when rich people show up and ignore alan dershowitzit was an elitist joke. >> whatever. >> don't get distracted. just power through it. >> it's only monday. i didn't see the argument that they were behaving, you know, not commensurate with their values. >> they deported them in two days. >> they sent them where they were supposed to going, which is boston. i know there's dispute about pamphlets promising them of eight months of cash assistance, job training, housing, etc., but these people were told they were going to massachusetts. >> isn't the vineyard in massachusetts? >> yes, but that's not what they were told. >> it's like being sent to new york and winding up in long island. >> let me power through. >> sorry. >> the performance of practice jokes on our enemies, that's a crappy place to be. i've seen how happy people are -- >> why is it a joke? you wanted the migrants. >> it's not a joke. the people are coming into the country illegally. the president has flown over 900 flights of the illegals into the interior of the united state

i guess when donald trump is the potential defendant, she somehow found her inner alan dershowitz. >> this is an unprecedented situation. >> it is. i mean, the problem with this opinion, though, is legally it's a mess. in order to appoint a special master and in order to issue an injunction, the judge has to find certain things. there are certain elements that have to be met and the burden of proof is on the movement, donald trump. it's a legal mess in terms of the judge trying to be persuasive about him needing thesalments. he has to show irrevocable harm, a likelihood of success on the merits. just on the executive privilege point, the judge says she doesn't get into the analysis at all with respect to executive privilege. she just says it's not 100% precluded. she's saying if you come in with a 1% chance of succeeding on this executive privilege argument down the road, that's a likelihood of success on the merits, it's absolutely insupp insupportable. >> is there any way this could, you know, let's just say, let's play this out, in the chance that donald trump were to be, say, indi

i saw alan dershowitz say the first thing they should do is try to dismiss the charges. >> i'm not totallyfrom my father-in-law, whenever you are not guilty of something, you know, i guess you just -- we put everything out on the table as far as he is concerned. he has nothing to hide. so, you know, i think it at the end of the day, the truth always shines through and that's with everything, including. this steve. >> brian: from andy mccarthy to william barr, they say this looks like pure politics. thank you so much for joining us, lara. we will join you again. >> you got it. >> brian: still ahead on this show, we are 47 days away from the midterms. polls show the republicans could flip the house and the senate or it could go the other way. why bill maher says woke democrats is costing their seat voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ ♪ (customer) save yourself?! money with farmers. (burke) that's not wrong. when you bundle your home and auto policies with farmers, you save yourself up to twenty percent. (customer) that's something. (burke) get a whole lot of something with farmers. kinda creepy

alan dershowitz. professor, let me start with you. congratulations on the book. i know you're familiar with theh case under the statutory scheme established by the presidential records act, the decision to segregate personal r materials from presidential materials is made by the president during the president's term in his sole discretion and then goes on to say, talking about the national archives can't be reviewed by a court of the archives wants to challenge the decision that it is a civil procedure, no criminal penalty .iminal p and on the classification issue, both president george w. bush, barackennd obama signed executive orders which remain in force to this day, declarin e the presidents have sweeping authority to declassif y and not have to follow any mandatoryy an declassification procedure. declou agree with that decision and that analysis, sir? >> not only do i agree with it, but even if it was 100% wrong,ng it could still not be any criminal charges. criminal investigator, criminal prosecution. this is one of the most complexi and disputed areas of l

now the question, your debate db champ at harvard, alan dershowitz, once saide cha on this program, you will oneon of the smartest students he ever had, the honor of teaching. so you have an ability to others and you're really good at it.e sa others dme o not have the same skills that you do. when the media comes after anyy republican candidate or .conservative candidate and the go after these three issues. can you pleasee teach some ofss your colleagues? because i watched some of them and they need help . please teach them the art ofartf pivoting away from what they want to talk about, which w is every day, donald trump, every day abortions and move impac on to the issues that are impacting this country. >> john , you are preaching tor. the choir. we neee. r to be positiv affirmative with our message. we need topp be happy warriors o hungrier they get, the more we should laugh and be joyful because their agenda doesn'tk. work. ths you're right, the democrat and the stooges in the corporate media, they just want to repeat the attacks. and it's a real mistake when you see republicans tha