about anything and he's making a big mistake, if you're jewish and you're a democrat and includes alan dershowitz, you ought to have your head examined if you see what's going on with israel. but here goes on -- [inaudible] remember this all over the world watching this trial and the sea what a disgrace this is in a big disgrace to new york. all of the state capital of the city and then -- them cut -- businesses are leaving because they can't go through what i'm going through. speaker mike johnson ones here a little while ago. is -- to collect what's happening this -- great gentleman -- [inaudible] by the way all coming from washington -- this is election interference by biden. i've never -- these criminals -- enemies like china and russia now both of america's new political prosecutions are similar to those of their own system and even more so. the [inaudible] he goes on with the people statement and a lot more. by the public -- and they agree with him another% -- they say any presidents would go through -- et cetera. is a disgrace what is happening. this is something that should be happening. t

i would recommend you read jonathan turley and andrew mccarthy and alan dershowitz, gregg jarrett, mark 11, very talented people and others and others. some incredible people out there that are riding about this trial. are calling it a disgrace. it's a disgrace. in the meantime, i'm stuck. i'm here. instead of being in georgia that instead of being in new hampshire, instead of being in wisconsin and other different states now we wanted to be in your macro not able to be there because was stuck in this trial which everyone knows is a hoax. thank you very much. >> [indistinct question] >> sugar still be a mistrial?

alan dershowitz is here. thank you very much for joining me this morning.had a front row seat in that trial. your reaction to the verdict? >> my big disa disappointment ih the jury. this is supposed to be a check and balance. this jury failed the role of checking and balancing. of course they did because they were hand-picked by the judge, by the prosecutor to be anti-trump. these were get trump jurors. these were jurors who voted between 85 to 90% not to allow trump to be president and they will do anything to prevent him from being the president and so their vote was the second vote on november against him being president. it wasn't a vote on the facts or the law of the case, the facts of the law of the case here are n a absolute joke. there isn't a serious lawyer in the country, democrat or republican, who would privately tell you this was a legitimate case. i'm getting calls from friends of mine who are democrats and who are liberals but won't speak out who say of course this is outrageous, of course this is a political trial, of course there was no bas

that's alan dershowitz. these are people that speak their minds.y are not for me but for justice. this is another one. without precedent in american history. only with the desperation of president joe biden and his fanatic left wing enforcers did it become possible to think about arresting and jailing their major political opponent. this case must be taken out of judge merchan's hands because he is totally conflicted. the judge is totally conflicted. like probably no judge has ever been conflicted before. manhattan d.a. alvin bragg. it violates both the federal and state constitutions. this is a prosecutor making it up as he goes along. due process worthy of the name does not tolerate that. these are statements. andrew mccarthy made that statement. highly respected. judge is allowing wide scope of information that has absolutely nothing to do with the case. that's rebecca from fox news. rick scott here and other politicians here. we have people -- many people in support. the outside of this building is closed down like fort knox. nobody has ever se

alan dershowitz was talking about it.arry: professor dershowitz. >> that will be the sunlight that will peel this stuff back. why? doj will not touch it for political reasons as nicole says. number one, they're worried about michigan. number two, they don't want to see where the dark money going to dem candidates which you know what it is. that is a rock nobody wants to turn over. it will be upon us to go through the civil system, peel back layers of that onion. it is going on too long with the american people. we should know. larry: on top of all that, shafik should be fired as president of columbia, should be fired months ago. then again when you look at trustees of columbia, they're predominantly left liberal. >> as most of the ivys. very entrenched. very tough to get them out. larry: they might fire this one. you have to root out dei, restore the merit system. that is what alan dershowitz taught us, i don't see any of that happening. that's a problem. i just don't see it happening. i got to get out. you two are wonder

alan dershowitz, trump trial will go down in history as a legal catastrophe. i'm not a friend of his and i don't know him well. this is what he writes. this is what everyone is writing. and this is a case that should have never started. there is a fantastic article byron york. if i put one wrong word in there it will put me in jail. donald trump just had an incredible legal week. i didn't really. the judge is highly political and he is corrupt. he is also conflicted at a level that nobody has ever been before that i've seen. here is "politico." trump's political fate won't be decided by the courts. they think the case is so bad. again when you have a rigged judge bad things can happen. very bad things can happen. i'm trying to edit this very quickly in front of you because if i mention the wrong word they will come at me and take me out to jail someplace. that's the way this judge. he wants to show how tough he is. this is story after story. i will give you more later on. they don't like it when i talk because they would rather not have me talk at all. if this

we are at professor alan dershowitz who wrote a fantastic book how now is the time to get it. ave to think outside the box with all these things going on on our campuses and so forth. from a parent of a student and pay $70000 for that had to go to columbia or ucla or wherever they are going my kid can get to class my kid can't get an education is eight contract the contract is been broken. why can't thousands and thousands of students who these universities in order to get their tuition back? >> they can and they should. we must fight a law fair with l'affailaw fair we start a new p called herd eight jew wheat suit you you give me the name of somebody who hurt a jew you give me the name of the person who is hurt, we will sue them will take away their storm rooms will take away their cars spread will take away their boomboxes. we will bankrupt them because you cannot hurt a jew and get away with it anymore. the same thing is true of universities. this should be a multifaceted approach number one to the universities number two, get congress, if they can, to take away their federa

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you see the polls alan dershowitz.his is election interference at most obvious, every american no matter whether you are on the trump timo team, or against him. he says he is a democrat, he can't be right about everything, he is making a big mistake. if you are jewish, and you are a democrat, that includes alan dershowitz, you should have your head examined. see what is going -- wizards, bwith israel, he said i'm a democrat we should be concerned about how legal system is being weaponized and abused. all over the world they are watching this trial, they see what a disgrace this is and a disgrace for new york, they have to get legal system back, there are businesses leaving. because they can't go through what i'm going through. speaker mic mike johnson was here, just apply common sense, look at what is happening, a great scream victor davis hanson. none of 5 civil or criminal cases lodged against president trump -- by the way all through washington this all election interference by biden. none have had merit. these crim

. >> on kudlow more on alvin bragg trial with professor alan dershowitz who is furious, next up on kudlow. (♪) car, this isn't the way home. that's right james, it isn't. car, where are we going? we're here. (♪) surprise!!! the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. car, were you in on this? nothing gets by you james. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com before you use ai to transform business, accelerate growth, predict trends, you need to begin with trust. introducing watsonx governance. helping you govern any ai, as data, models, and policies change, so you can scale it responsibly. let's create ai that begins with trust, with watsonx governance. ibm. let's create. larry: in trump trial, judge does the judge keep favors protion trueithe pros cu prosecution, with us now alan dershowitz, tell us more, how biased is this? >> it biased as i have ever seen a judge be, i was sitting in front row, i saw him about berserk when costello dared to raise his eyeb

another insane ruling, alan dershowitz, was in the courtroo m today.e joins us along with fox's legal analyst, gregg jarrett. professor, i don't know if jonathan turley is going to like this. you are in the actua l you were not asked to leave. you actually saw thi s whole sho show go down with with bob costello and the judge. you know, are you trying to stare me down? and what is it? about, well, what is he talking about? he rolled his eyesed his. i'm rolling my eyes, you know, just hearing about what's going on that courtroom. i got to imagine in allth the years you practice law,in have you ever seen anything like this? fro no, i never have. r i sat in the front row, literally just feestt from wher all the action occurred. >> i rolletiond my eyes when the judge made some rulings that were absurd. and he first your evidence student would understand that he was making rulingsruling in favor of one side. i stared him dowoun, but costel did not. he acted like a normal witnessct ,and the judge went berserk. the judge violateds an trump's constitutional rig

geto them out. >> i admir e this one you have to read out to and restore the merit system that's alan dershowitz has taught us and ide don't see that happening, i gotta get out you are wonderful, nicole parker i hope you comeni back your terrific stuff, i hope you come back and join us as the story unfolds.p, coming up jay powell federal reserve chairman did not lift ae cfinger today it's good to be another rate cut in my lifetimeh we'll talk about it with john carney and taylor riggs next up on "kudlow". please stick around. ♪ sho larry: all right, jay powell didn't lift a if i thinker and interest rating stayed unchanged. i think they'll stay for the year. bright bar business digest and own taylor riggs cohost of the big money show, my favorite. thank you to both of you. on the markets, taylor, the market was up almost 50 points at one point -- 500 points and then closed and the dow plus 87 or something like that and that's a big swing down at the close and do you have any idea why? >> john and i like to joke about this. the first move is usually always wrong and i don't know what brings the f

extraordinary statement from alan dershowitz. did you get a chance to size up the jury senator? do you think the jury will be fair to trump? >> funny you mentioned that a former prosecutor my eyes i was watching jury a lot how they react to certain things it is very difficult i think for me in one day snapshot, that has to get a sense of that but my hope is that again, you have costello's temperature further did -- discredited cohen his crime stealing 60,000 dollars from there organization a bombshell further amplifies i think people get whose this is about they have to show criminal intent that this business record case, to cover-up underlying crime not are a tick latest this wasn't as violation anyway. >> i won why trump risking a gag order violation comes out every night i recognize has a gag order in the middle of election can't even campaign, but he launched a tirade against one lead prosecutor referring to him as a representative of the white house. watch this. >> -- is that -- the white house, is the person of -- group, whatever, this case -- representatives from white ho

former georgia state representative is with harvard law professor alan dershowitz in the front row of courtroom yesterday and they will tell us exactly what went down and what they witness. joining the conversation former assistant secretary to the treasury monica crowley, the monarchy group founder john lonski and cheryl casone. "mornings with maria" is live right now. those hitting the tape, let's get to the numbers. >> better-than-expected numbers and the stock is reflecting that more than 1.5% acumen for 367 the estimate was 294, 29.4 billion on revenue in the estimate 21-point to it's a good double beat and even after home depot same-store sales fell by 1.4% but the estimate was five and a half to the downside that's better-than-expected they affirm the full year outlook for 2024. another positive addition to this report and they're basically saying it was small scale repairs, people are buying big ticket items because nobody's buying and selling homes. home depot said that's not happening, lows on a smaller scale better-than-expected, there's the stock. maria: thank you so much

professor alan dershowitz our good friend.national criminal court that has no jurisdiction over israel or the united states, where sovereign countries are starting now to issue criminal arrest warrants against adventure and netanyahu the elected prime minister of israel in the middle of a war as well as other senior staff members and i am not hearing anything from this administration condemning it. what you make of this? >> not only are you right about that but the international criminal court issued a statement threatening to criminally prosecute anyone who takes any kind of retaliatory measures against the international criminal court. so for example if congress or if the administration were to impose sanctions on the international criminal court for violating their own rules on their own rules require something called complementarity that is you cannot go after a democratic western country with a decent judiciary unless you have concluded beyond any doubt they are incapable of responding. if sanctions were to be issued base

>> i absolutely agree with alan dershowitz. he is spot on.ms we don't tolerate this, we're not going to tolerate hate, we're not going to tolerate violence. it depends on what side of the political spectrum or social spectrum you stand. i have not heard a peep f attory general merrick garland or christopher wray getting out in front of the american people saying this will not be tolerated, we're going to enforce laws on these individuals. i've heard nothing on the federal level. why, maria? why? i can tell you after january 6, full force, full force, everyone knew it was the number one priority of the fbi and doj. yet these individuals are terrorizing jews on campuses nationwide week after week. where is the federal criminal justice system? they are nowhere to be found. title 18, u.s. code, harboring or concealing terrorists, we cannot have future terrorists being able to run free in our country. maria: unbelievable. >> this is not free speech. there's a difference between free speech and vie license and the fbi is -- violence and the fbi is

joining us now, alan dershowitz, professor emeritus at harvard law school. rshowitz, welcome back. you were in the courtroom yesterday, you unleashed about this. tell us some more. how biased is this story? >> well it is as biased i have ever seen a judge be. i was sitting in the front row and i saw him go berserk when costello raised his eyebrows after the judge made ruling after ruling, that was unfair. i raised my eyebrows. i stared at the judge. the judge did something i have never seen in my 60 years practicing all over the world, he said to this key witness, i will strike your testimony and not allow you to testify if you ever look at me again that way. now donald trump didn't do anything wrong. that would be depriving trump of his right to a defense under the sixth amendment. this judge in one day violated more constitutional rights and made more unlawful rulings in the eight hours i was in the courtroom that day than i have seen in months and months and months of trials. i don't know whether the judge is influenced by his daughter, making money off of

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we will hear from alan dershowitz on that and a lot more moments but first, lydia hu live outside trump tower with the latest. >> that's right, the former president donald trump spoke earlier today here at trump tower for a little more than 30 minutes and addressed his recent conviction coming down less than 24 hours from now as well as campaign to retake the white house. as far as the trial, he called it very unfair and pledged to make that appeal. trump explained why he never testified during the trial. we started off with the trial about a month and a half ago, he said he wanted to and plans to but we never heard from him. today he explains why he did not. >> you can go into every single thing i ever did. was he a bad boy there, about four here? what you need to go through? are you want to do is testify on this case because i would have loved to have testified. to this day i would love to testify. >> it appears the product is energizing his supporters, donation to flooding and according to the trump campaign. they raised $35 million and online donations alone in just the first six ho

alan dershowitz, great gentleman, this is election interference at the most obvious.rican no matter whether you're on the trump team or against him, whatever political affiliation it is, he goes on to say, he is a democrat, he can't be right about everything because he is making a big mistake. if you're jewish and you're a democrat, that includes alan dershowitz, you ought to have your head examined, you see what is going on with israel. but he goes, i'm a democrat. we should be equally concerned about how the legal system is being weaponized and abused for partisan purposes. remember this, all over the world they're watching this trial and they're seeing what a disgrace this is and a big disgrace to new york. i love this state, i love this city and, they got to get it back. they got to get the legal system back. there are businesses are leaving, people are fleeing, businesses are leaving because they can't go through what i'm going through. speaker mike johnson was here a little while ago. just apply common sense. take a look what is happening. just apply common sens

it was like, oh, there's alan dershowitz, there's chuck zito who was the hell's angels, led the new yorkter of the hell's angels. they just kept coming and coming to the point there wasn't enough room for them to sit. then it's left up to boris epshteyn to play party planner, party seater as he finds more room for them at the end of the courtroom. and to the extent that today they even didn't have enough room to accommodate all of them. it's become just this circus every day. and you can see that merchan is growing tired of it, although he hasn't made any kind of order about it. but it is becoming a running spectacle day in and day out. it's almost like which member of the wanna be veep squad are we going to get today? today, we were overblown with one of these. >> they also often dress alike. they dress like donald trump. kash patel, let's play him today. he wasn't dressed alike today, weirdly enough. >> michael cohen admitted on the witness stand just this morning to six different felonies of stealing donald trump's money. after six weeks of trial, we finally have a crime. we also have

any glances over at alan dershowitz and company? definitely seeing -- you're seeing a lot of -- i notice jurors looking out into the courtroom in general. whether or not they were focusing on trump's entourage is hard to tell. i will say as an observer in the courtroom, the entourage is colorful. the hells angels leader is a very large man wearing a very flamboyant suit with a big dyed black pompadour and huge gaudy jewelry on very large hands. he's sitting next to boris epshteyn. there's alan dershowitz, there's members of congress and well-known lawyers. there is a sort of performative aspect to the way they're by haifing in court. it's noticeable for those of us there observing as jurnltists. i don't know if they're catching the jury's attention so much. it's a little -- it's not a star wars bar scene, but it's a little bit of a cast of characters. >> rachel maddow, thank you so much. >> the great british baking show reference, i thank you for that. totally changed my mood. appreciate it. >> reporter: no soggy bottoms. >> no sogg

alan dershowitz being there. lara trump and eric trump. who seemed quite engaged through most of the morning as i was watching them. you had a leader of a somewhat infamous part of hells angels motorcycle group who was here who's had a few problems with the law. so that was something that people were talking about but for the most part, i think somebody was saying these are the folks you could expect to come and give their support. there is also a sense of how well orchestrated this is. that even though you will not hear how there's any sort of coordination between the politics of this, what you have is day after day now after a very slow start as you will remember in the early days of this campaign, early days of this trial, now you have people going there and visibly coming to the microphones as you see. stating their support for donald trump. and making sure that he sees them. and that has been a part of it now for well over a week and something i would expect to see through and something donald trump has acknowledged, katy. >> what's i

but alan dershowitz, i think, got it right. i've had experience with this, judge notwithstanding what we see in the precedent, even tempered, i find them to be a bully and i find it to be in competent in the case of the night had at least i think it was totally out of order. what he did with bob costello. bob costello is muttering, wasn't appropriate either. >> but as far as whether costello was a mistake or not, because dello should have been and in some sense, and wall street journal reports, he scored some points. >> he should have been a dynamite witness, is a bright guy, former chief deputy chief criminal division, southern district, new york prosecutor. and the question of whether he represented michael cohen are not, i think is answered not just by the email exchange between them, but the fed's had michael cohen sign a privilege waiver with bob costello before it got bob costello met with the feds and so on. and what he said is i think a key for michael about michael cohen up, wrap it up without talking too much more. th

joining us now, former arkansas governor mike huckabeeinowor mid law professor alan dershowitz. professor dershowitz, you know, you spent a lot of years teaching at harvard. and i know you proud of that for a big part of your life. i wouldn't be proud to be with associated with that institution ever againthat i. >> i agree with you completely. >> harvardt a single professor that i know of, jewish, not jewish, is preparedu to speak up on behalf of the jewish students. they are silen behalf oft. they are unwilling to do. and, you know, the end result is that these protesters are being allowed to win. >> they're being allowed to win. brown university win.re being allow says, oh, we're going to give in to northwestern. we're going to give it to will admit specially some palestinian students we. aren't qualified we'll hire palestinianpa professorslestin to, encourage more of these kinds of protests. can you if a ku klux riotclan rand occurred at a university campus that the campus campe ities would negotiat with the? the would say, you know, we want about six racist professors becaus

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and some of them were recognizable -- >> alan dershowitz is there. >> you know, alan dershowitz is not that well known to these jurors, i don't think. and sebastian gorka. i mean, really. >> this reminds us, though, there's a political aspect to this trial. a huge one. i think a lot of people have made the argument that whatever happens donald trump will spin it to his advantage. whether it would be a felony, whether it would be a misdemeanor. certainly if it's an acquittal. i also wonder about the politics of this, chuck, for alvin bragg because if you're deciding between whether or not to go for a felony or a misdemeanor, if donald trump were to be convicted on misdemeanors or certainly if he were to be acquitted, the criticism for alvin bragg, because there have already been questions about should this case have been brought in the first place, would be potentially enormous. >> sure. but there's only so much you can control. for instance, chris, i think the government's case went in well. i think it went in well enough to support and sustain a conviction. now, a jury, however, can j

an absolute home run witness in the case there was not that proper preparation, frankly, but alan dershowitz wrote an interesting piece today about the whole interchange with the judge. in fact ambassador eyes is a guest star in that article. and to his tribute, he cleared up some misconceptions others in the media had written about their conversation, but alan dershowitz, i think, got it right. i've had experience with this, judge, notwithstanding what we've seen, the precedent even tempered, i find them to be a bully, and i find it to be in competent in the case that i had at least i think it was totally out of order. what he did with bob costello. bob costello is muttering, wasn't appropriate either. >> but as far as whether costello was a mistake or not, castello should have been. >> and in some sense, and wall street journal reports, he scored some points. he should have been a dynamite witness is a bright guy, former chief deputy chief of the criminal division, southern district, new york prosecutor, and the question of whether he presented michael cohen or not. i think is answered not

i agree with alan dershowitz, it's the weakest case i've heard of, worse than we could have imagined and everyone knows it's nakedly political and so shameful. the judge we talked about earlier, he has an opportunity to correct a wrong here and dismiss this case because it should never go to a jury. the only one that hasn't been proven guilty of a crime during this trial is president trump. michael cohen, every time he takes the stand more and more crime is coming out. this is just an embarrassment to the you judicial system but the judge has an opportunity to make this right before it goes to the jury. maria: congresswoman, what about that? you're a new yorker you cans is new yorker, is thereanything yoo ensure it's a fair process. >> look, obviously it's a separate branch of government but we've gone to the courthouse, we've shown our support, we've been out there speaking about what a sham this is and this is the type of stuff we saw in my mother's homeland of cuba, they go out and jail political opposition to silence them and i'll tell you one more thing, maria, speaking to immig

but i sat there, there was nothing -- i was sitting next the alan a dershowitz in court when that judgeis mind and threw the press out. the only time you censor the press is when you don't want them to the hear our witness. it's crazy. sean: the american people do have interaction with the criminal justice system whether it's with the newspaper, friends or family members, and they look at this case and go, i've never heard or seen anything like this. they truly are confused which is why donald trump has gone up in the polls since these charges. it hasn't been the other way around which democrats had hoped. iowa a lee that habba, appreciate it. >> thank you, happy memorial day. sean: happy memorial day. next, maria talks to chairman and ceo of motorola solutions greg brown on that and how his company is taking action over alleged stealing of its intellectual property. ♪ organic soil from miracle-gro has grown me the best garden i have ever had. good soil, and you get good results. look at that! the broccoli was fantastic. that broccoli! i think some of them were six, seven pounds. ♪ i'm

seven years later, should have never been done, look at alan dershowitz, andy mccarthy, jonathan turleying done wrong. >> we have a judge that is conflictd and unfair to the american system, you than better than i do. >> lawrence: we've heard the president's view on the trial. take it in context the crowd he was talking to in the bronx. you have repeat offenders back on the streets scomb terrorizing that community and a judge that threatened the former president with 40 years on some legal maneuver they are trying to nonviolent offense, even if he did it, paying -- during all this nonsense, you are thr threatening 40 years in jail. that will not go well for voters in new york. >> carley: i agree. a lot of what donald trump talked about was a through line through his speech. he wants republican party to be the party of common sense. it is more feelings based with democrats than common sense and he wants to bring common sense back to politics. more news starting with this. former president donald trump telling lawrence, if elected he'll quickly secure release of detained wall street stree

with "mornings with maria" but i keep trying to figure out the crime and i'm at a loss the great alan dershowitzriend of the show says there's no there there let's face it cheating on your wife probably not a good idea covering it up another bad idea but is it effectively illegal to have a nondisclosure agreement, no i cannot find that there there. >> that's exactly right that's what we hear where is the crime were trying to understand what the prosecution is talking about but we are just getting started will slip in a short break we are watching reddit the stock is soaring at 15% after the company reported strong growth with losses tied to the ipo mahoney asset ceo ken mahoney is there waiting on the you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business if your business needs a new application then developers will have to write code. a lot of code. if an application needs to be modernized then you'll need time, resources... and caffeine. if this sounds daunting then use watsonx code assistant ai designed to multiply developer productivity so you can generate code quickly. let's create a m

hu, joining me harvard law professor emeritus, and author of the book "get trump" a must read alan dershowitz back with me good to see you you were in that courtroom i believe a front row seat tell us everything that went down yesterday what you witnessed specifically. >> i have to tell you i have been in courtrooms 60 years never seen spectacle like that, the judge absolutely imploded blew up, when costello daredis if to raise eyebrow about some i raised my eyebrows my eyes rolled i starred him down never heard so many erroneous rulings in such brief period of time, then cohen passed by me brushed his leg next to mine so close to him, again, i the realer seen so many lies he swears under oath that he would not have accepted a pardon. he wouldn't have accepted a pardon, he has already told costello he would do anything to avoid going to prison, lie, cheat, steal do anything wouldn't have accepted a pardon from donald trump, such a lie, then the judge refuses to grant motion saying we'll, you know if cohen lied you got 12 new yorkers here will see through lies 12 new yorkers desperately want t

any honest report would say that the art i would recommend that you read jonathan turley and alan dershowitzple and others. there are some incredible people out there that are writing about this. they call it a disgrace. it is a disgrace. in the meantime, i am stuck. i am here instead of being in georgia. instead of being in new hampshire. instead of being in wisconsin. all the different states we wanted to be in. we are not there because we are stuck in this trial which everyone knows is a hoax. thank you very much. >> there you have it. president trump. we will have mark simone and joe concha talk a little bit more about that. actually, talking about regulations and the role of regulations and inflation. you heard mr. trump talk in some way about the evils of inflation and how it can wreck a country. the biden's do not see it that way. they want to regulate everything i say they are throwing sand in the gears and keeping prices high. we always talk about energy and food. other parts of the economy, too, steve. >> they want to go after google, they want to go after apple, they want to go af

a lot of independent voices out there, ashley, whether jonathan toturly or alan dershowitz who y the way is a democrat are struggling to find the crime. what is the crime here? >> absolutely. when you look at the amount of money that the u.s. taxpayers are putting out on the trail, it's insane. i think this is why you see some of the african-american vote are starting to go towards the former president because they're looking and watching him be treated as unfair in the judicial system as many of them feel they have been as well. maria: that's absolutely right. and the fact that he is unable to go and campaign during a presipresidential election, youe joe biden going to swing states, attacking maga republicans, people see you through it. >> retail politics at the end of the day it's about shaking hands and making you appearance, he's still doing that, giving pizza to the fdny, going to the funeral services of a fallen new york city police officer who was shot. that's a story about crime. he's honoring our heroes. in a way, the gag order -- i think john lonski made this point as well

old-school msnbc beatniks might remember you and alan dershowitz went to a courtroom trial did a mockso do you have examples of questions you'd like to see michael cohen asked to deal with what we discussed, which is real doubt and a lot of receipts? >> they need to focus on the pieces of his testimony that don't have receipts, but don't have corroboration, and they have not done that and that is the biggest failure. i would ask if, for example, michael cohen, there is no email, whatsoever, from donald trump to you regarding the falsification of business records, there is no text message, you don't have a recording of donald trump talking to you about falsified business records, do you? walk through all the ways in which you can isolate pieces of this testimony that are not corroborated. that is what they should focus on but they're all over the place and that's their biggest failure. >> interesting. catherine, i think it's fair to say that the defense has been meandering and at times, boring, and this is a story. you never want to be too boring. we've had multiple x words, not just w

what michael cohen said grand larceny saying i still 60000 from truck they cannot believe it, alan dershowitzrnie jones came on the show saying we were stunned watching the proceedings and that's how you feel. >> i've never seen anything like it when you have a witness as bad as michael cohen. i can't think of a witness being that god but the worst part their entire case rest on michael cohen, they have to ask the jury to believe michael cohen who secretly recorded his client, stole from his client in a financial interest in the outcome of the trial and biased against the defendant, committed perjury multiple times it is utterly absurd. maria: that must've been one moment when he said you stole from truck, didn't you, yes. you stole $30000 and when you grossing up it was 60000, how stunning. >> i lot of folks on the left are defending the prosecution by saying michael cohen is being honest about the times that he lied and stolen. that says it all it's politically motivated for anybody paying attention but only 16% of americans are truly tuned in according to the uganda poll. i think it's goin

going to talk about apart from the white house that bothers me and i'm bothered by the judge, alan dershowitzn the courtroom last weekend indies rolling his eyes saying this is the most progressive leaning and bias judge so i would think the jury instructions, i understood he's weighing if he should use the word willfully like knowingly willfully did these acts which this is a felony we have to have legal speak in a mental mindset the says this was intentional and he might not even put that in his instructions in this judge is going to be reviewed on the appeal if it goes one way if it's not a hung jury and i don't know if he cares but there's judicial error if he doesn't give them correct jury instructions. >> it's pretty incredible that the judge says the prosecution is going to go last, the prosecution usually makes the closing arguments first and the defense attorney is allowed to respond to what the prosecution says it is the opposite. president trump makes a good point saying that unfair we heard from a cnn reporter over the weekend on an acquittal for donald trump could mean for the de

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interesting to note alan dershowitz is in the courtroom this afternoon. he's been very critical of the prosecution's case here. we will get a real inside look on all of trump's legal troubles here. from a fellow who was deputy also represented trump in his first impeachment trial. eric herschmann will be joining us. stay tuned for that. the future is not just going to happen. you have to make it. and if you want a successful business, all it takes is an idea, and now becomes the future where you grew a dream into a reality. the all new godaddy airo. put your business online in minutes with the power of ai. >> sandra: a live look at lower manhattan. this was moments ago. we will have a live look and i'm in it. this was a former president reentering the courtroom with his legal team. court will be back in session shortly. but he walked in at about two oh eight eastern time so we shall get word that the witnesses back to the stand at any moment now. nate is live outside of the court. we are waiting for our first read out and think should be underway shortly

here with reaction fox news contributor joe konjuh and harvard law professor emeritus alan dershowitz. professor dershowitz. we heard the adventures you condemn anti-semitism but include islamophobia at a time when anti-semitism is what's raging across the country. there's a pattern of this. i want to play some remarks from the vice president the vice president and the press secretary following october 7th. let's listen. >> for years muslims in america and those perceived to be muslim have endured a disproportionate number of hate fuelled attacks. as a result of the hamas terrorist attack in israel and the humanitarian crisis in gaza we have seen an uptick in anti-palestinian, anti-arab, anti-semitic and islamophobic incidents across america. >> what is the level concern now about potential rise of anti-semitism in light of everything in israel? >> a couple of things. we have not seen any credible threats. there's been questions about credible threats so just want to make sure that's out there. but muslim and those perceived to be muslim has injured a disproportionate number of hate f

they are doing bidding, it's all done by crooked joe biden as apostolic legal genius alan dershowitz and i don't understand what crime he's been charged with, no evidence of crime whatsoever. i've never seen anything like it but every single illegal scholar said the same thing and so beautiful now, a little warm and we are screaming like a lunatic and now it is beautiful. i hope nobody is cold but i haven't noticed anybody, nobody leaving. did they leave? it is time for me to hang it up. nobody, all of the persecution is happening because i'm running for president. if i wasn't leading by lot and running for president, they wouldn't be after me. i'd be in palm beach traveling the world i guess. radical left democrats rake the presidential election in 2020 and we are not going to allow them to rake the presidential election in 2024, not going to happen. [cheering] every time to the radical left democrats communist and fascist indictment, i consider it a badge of honor, i'm being indicted for you and never forget our enemies want to take my freedom because i will never let them take awa