in 1998, bin laden attacked the u.s. embassies in east africa.e uss "cole." something like 9/11 was the next logical continuation. - afghanistan, under the taliban regime, had harbored al-qaeda. so, when the president meets with all of his national security advisors in camp david, they decide the taliban had to be uprooted if they were really gonna get at bin laden. - what's different here, what's changed in terms of u.s. policy is the president's determination to also go after those nations and organizations and people that lend support. - the obvious response is to go after al-qaeda. but the administration needed somehow to show that it was serious. - our war on terror begins with al-qaeda, but it does not end there. it will not end until every terrorist group of global reach has been found, stopped, and defeated. [applause] - they said, "this has changed everything." the world was not gonna be the same. and they created what they called "the global war on terror." - president bush plans to sign the anti-terrorism bill into law today after it w

who claimed to have fired the shots that killed osama bin laden in a raid.o'neill was arrested wednesday near dallas on charges of assault and public intoxication. o'neill, who is 47 years old, was released on a $3,500 bond. it's not known if he entered a plea. the pentagon has never conformed or denied o'neal's claim of killing bin laden. >>> switching gears now, a thrilling end to the little league world series today. the championship game was tied 5-5 when lewis stepped up to the plate and slammed long home run. the team from california takes home the crown, kicking off a celebration these 12-year-olds will remember for the rest of their lives. >>> when we come back, america strong. a special delivery for the mail carrier. ♪ with wet amd, sometimes i worry my world is getting smaller because of my sight. but now, i can open up my world with vabysmo. vabysmo is the first fda-approved treatment for people with wet amd that improves vision and delivers a chance for up to 4 months between treatments. which means doing more of what i love. ♪ vabysmo is the onl

because we were attacked by osama bin laden and al qaeda on september 11, 2001. they were based in afghanistan. we delivered justice to bin laden on may 2, 2011, over a decade ago. al qaeda was decimated. host: that was the president from two years ago. jerry, your reaction. mr. dunleavy: president biden's whole argument is that everything that happened in 2021 was inevitable. that the chaos and death we saw was inevitable and there was nothing he could have done to change it. as we lay out in "kabul", that is simply not true. i will give you one example. all of president biden's advisors and military commanders were telling him about the importance of holding onto bagram air brace. -- bagram airbase. because of his decisions bagram was closed. everybody told president biden that bagram is a safer place to do an evacuation from than a small airport in the middle of kabul. if we had maintained bagram, it would have meant a safer evacuation, a more orderly one. we would have had far fewer americans left behind, far fewer afghan allies left behind. we could have kep

bin laden goes around the room and there was and the estimates they've already read the same intelligence right the estimates range from 40% we think it's been laden to 95% we think it's been on it now. i think this is fascinating right and why is this the case? well, it turns out that the percentage estimates really hinge on the analyst prior experience. so those who were burned by a rock. wmd? we're much more skeptical that the pace was actually been lauded those who had come off recent intelligent successes encounter terrorism. we're are confident in what they had same information different probability estimates. that is a good thing right to have people talking through their differences and why they believe what they believe. okay, so getting back to the idea of getting information yes or no from culture to zero dork 30 get that whole story, right? oh boy, you know i could go on for a long time about zero dark thirty and why that movie no this short answer. your question is no zero dark. thirty does not get it. right so quickly. what did it get wrong quickly? so it actually the theme

much in the way that i did when i learned that our military had killed usama bin laden.as a terrorist who committed a horrific act against american people and against our republic and i believe that donald trump is a terrorist who committed horrific acts against the american people. >> you can imagine that is a very eyebrow raising statement. >> todd: once you lower your eyebrow. >> jimmy: better time that mic gets caught. embarrassing. denigrating to the suffering caused on 9/11 but also speaks to how out of touch they are with reality. like there is no comparison between 9/11 and anything to be honest. but, when you find yourself going there, when you need to rope in that bigger comparison, it's because the gravity of what you are trying to sell the american people isn't really doing the job. we all agreed in real time january 6th was terrible. but to equate it to something like that is shameful. it's embarrassing. >> carley: police have already put up fencing around are the capitol ahead of the arraignment. working with capitol police to make sure everyone including t

the notion of osama bin laden, the comparison to donald trump.how deeply you've been concerned and felt about all of this. but are you concerned that statements like that or the rhetoric surrounding what his role has been is going to cloud people's view of the indictment as a fair process? >> i think the only person or people whose view matters with regards to the indictment are the jurors who will eventually be sat and listen to the facts and ultimately make a judgment as to whether or not donald trump is guilty of the charges that jack smith and the department of justice have brought forward. >> other than, that what i say or what republican lawmakers say is just to take up time on cable news. >> well, i do appreciate the way you want to spend my evening but i do want to hear what you understand. because when you think about what we were all watching engineer six. seeing the events unfold. this indictment talks more about than just what happened on the, day it talks about what led up to as well. not the moment, the hours that were spent by you

osama bin laden was a terrorist who committed a horrific act against american people.nd against our republic. and i believe that donald trump is a terrorist who committed horrific acts against the american people. >> you can imagine that is a very eyebrow raising statement to say the least, the notion of osama bin laden and the comparison to donald trump. it likely speaks to just how deeply you have been concerned and have felt about all of this. but are you concerned that statements like that, or the rhetoric surrounding what his role has been is going to cloud people's view of this indictment as a fair sfloes process? >> i think that the only person or people whose view matters with regards to this indictment are the jurors who will eventually be sat and listen to the facts, and ultimately make a judgment as to whether or not donald trump is guilty of the charges that jack smith and the department of justice have brought forward. >> the doj -- >> other than that, what i say, or what republican lawmakers say is just, you know, shit to take up time on cable news. >> we

support in bosnia, 9/11 of course, the capture -- the killing of osama bin laden during the obama administration. each of those you see a spike in public confidence in the military. guest: this is the single highest driver. if americans feel they are at war, they will rally to the flag. part of rallying to the flag is rallying to support the troops. particularly after a dramatic event like 9/11 when suddenly all of the danger that used to be over there is now over here, that caused a big drive-up in public confidence across-the-board. we are leaving that war frame, and more and more americans are not considering themselves to be at war. yes, they see a future threat in china, but it did not feel the same as it did in the weeks and months after 9/11. that opens the door for americans to return to a more traditional view about the military, which is ambivalence. host: how long has gallup been tracking this? guest: it has been going on mostly since the vietnam war. there has been a steady increase in public confidence in the military since the vietnam war. it drove up particularly in the reagan yea

if they think donald trump is a bin laden rebel kamikaze could never.racterizing him in this way allows the left to treat trump like a war criminal. let him up with indictments, indictments that were literally used against al qaeda, conspiracy to defraud the united states, was what al qaeda associates were charged with after 9/11. another charge, conspiracy to obstruct official proceeding was used to take down the colombo crime family. conspiracy against rights and other charges, well, that was designed to stop the client from terrorizing wax. the indictment says trump lied about the election being written and that he knew it was not rigged. first of all, you will never prove a trial that trump thought of the election was not rigged. it is all he talks about to stay. but even so, everyone about an election was a legal code that you would have to charge the entire democratic party. >> how can you win with russian interference? >> that is a rules in, but rightly. >> how do you fight against that in 2020? >> you are absolutely right. >> trump did not actua

this is the biggest political crime on september 11, 2001, osama bin laden is another terrorist who hated our democracy and tried to destroy it . donald trump is the same threat to american democracy. he is trying to destroy our system, this case brings america back 2.5 years ago, when the country, without looking up, watched how the votes of the last presidential elections trump are counted until now. veren. specially considered not in his benefit. they're going to court the 2020 election and donald trump is looking forward to it. he will have the right to call witnesses. he calls the detroit philadelphia election commission of vegas and will have them defend the integrity of the election process. according to the lawyer, the process is scattered for nine months or a year. it won't end before the election. the verdict will be appealed by the supreme court and the supreme court will overrule it to the republicans. biden needs to be impeached, because for some reason they made a trump at the same time. is not what the democrat needs baden, has already stated is not going to follow. process

to american democracy tried to destroy our system. >> bin laden was a terrorist.ve that donald trump is a terrorist. >> there are literally millions of people who felt traumatized. this is a sense for them to potentially get some accountability. >> oh, but they are never accountable, are they? well, of course, fair elections are how the people traditionally hold their political leaders accountable. but, the people you just heard, they don't really want that here. they need to help short circuit the process. but most of the time they were just struggling to fill time. >> really interesting to show us specifically to show our viewers just how close you are -- just how close that courthouse is to the united states capitol that everything that is going to go on inside that court today really did happen right there. >> laura: really did happen right there. they are so excited though about the trump indictment that they don't just make up crimes. they make up words. >> he is not the first president who thought he got a bad deal if he lost an election. he is the first on

i knew two guys named oh sam a bin laden?hey called me and said they got bin laden and i was like for what speed? and i think anybody on that stage would kick biden's ass, anybody. >> greg: we'll see about that. ashley welcome to the show. >> ashley: thank you for having me. vivek was obviously the standout. chris christie tried hitting him but he should probably stick to hitting the buff fay instead that goes a little bit better for him. and the reality is that most americans, many americans, are having a hard time feeding themselves as well as chris christie did and vivek did the to that and he spoke to the pains of everyday americans and that's why he stood out. i would trust him as president. >> greg: there is that thing that chris christie says, i haze the phrase normalizing, i really hate that. and it's like, okay, trump has some faults but, i mean, you know, chris, come on, you're normalizing something else. >> jimmy: oh, gregory. no, i agree with you, kristi needs to step down and then step up and then step down and s

and it's during the obama presidency in capturing of osama bin laden. when you were taken into situation room where this photograph was taken, did you have any idea what the subject matter was going to be? oh, yeah. so about a week before john, that you see in the top right hand corner, second from the left, i mean, second from the right is was the homeland security adviser at the time. and and an aide in his office had come to me maybe a week or ten days before. and whatever do don't go anywhere, you know, next weekend. and and she said to me, i'm not sure it's going to be saturday or sunday. and that was the trigger for me, that this was a special ops because i knew it was weather dependent, right? so i it was some sort of special ops. and then, you know, later and later i guess maybe the day before i figured out what was going on and, you know, earlier that day, this picture made, you know, around 4:00 dc time, but around. 1:00 he had his first meeting in the situation room that afternoon. this was on a sunday, and they went over the final details. s

court records show the former navy seal who claims to have killed osama bin laden was arrested in texas. >> robert o'neill was taken into custody last week near dallas on charges of assault and public intoxication. >> the 47 year old was released on bond and it's unclear if he's entered a plea. the military has not confirmed never confirmed whether or denied o'neill's claim that he killed the al qaeda leader during a raid in pakistan. >> thousands of pilots are now under investigation, accused of hiding health issues that could render them unfit to fly. they allegedly kept their disability benefits from the military under wraps. as abc's zohreen shah reports, the faa has pulled dozens of them off the job. >> the shocking revelation from the faa. >> they've ordered about 60 pilots who are also military veterans out of the cockpit amid an investigation into nearly 5000 pilots who the faa alleges falsified medical records. >> the washington post reports the probe, quote, has exposed long standing issues in how the faa medically screens pilots that probe beginning in 2019 when the va inspec

well, let's start with benuadin, bin laden himself has a well-known character who was destroyed by thericans. although the circumstances are very mysterious and it is not clear how it all happened, but the fact is obvious that he started his own, here is the activity as a major figure claiming leadership in the islamic world of course, in his limited segment of these extremists in afghanistan, he then cooperated most closely with the united states. at the end of the september 11, 2001 event, when he came out, as if out of the control of the americans , he imagined himself to be so great on his own. uh, the leader of this islamic wing is the arab of the muslim world, but in fact, as it is customary to say, the dog bit the owner. that is, he attacked the one who raised him, fed him, and so on, the united states really acts in the double king. on the one side. they consider themselves the biggest victims of terrorism and violence. well, i mean, first of all, of course, it's the september 11, 2001 rockets. the arabs also call it the jihad of skyscrapers, and then 3,000 people died. the ame

laden at bin laden himself is a famous character destroyed by the americans, although very mysterious circumstances and it is not clear how it all happened, but the fact is obvious that he began his activity as a major figure claiming leadership in the islamic world. of course, in his limited segment of these extremists in afghanistan, he then collaborated most closely with the united states. at the end of the september 11, 2001 event, when he emerged, as if out of the control of the americans , he imagined himself already so great on his own. uh, the leader of the islamist wing of the arab of the muslim world. well in fact, as is customary to say that the dog bit the owner. that is, he attacked the one who raised him, fed him, and so on, the united states really acts as a double king on the one hand. they consider themselves the biggest victims of terrorism and violence. well, i mean, first of all, of course, the september 11, 2001 terrorist attack. its arabs also call the jihad of skyscrapers and then 3,000 people died. the americans believe that they have every right to punish thos

i much in the way that i did when i learned that our military had killed osama bin laden. because to the media. use to tjanuary 6th is more sacd and solemn day than easter memorial day and their own mother's funeral combined. >> the media lass wet night compared january 6 to pearl harbor, the civil wa r, and 911.. >> i suspect we all will be looking back on last nightg n as as a turning point in this horrible chapter of american history. from time to time, america faces threat to times fu monsters who want to destroy our democracy thatac happened in 1861 with the confederacy, pearl harbor in 1941. we were bombed. our system was very much in danger, our democracy. >> you think of rudy giulianer.l you know, america's mayor after 911. that's not only not caring about this really craziest attack since 911 to happen in this country, he's actually fueling it. >> this is why we'll never be able to reaso n with thesewith people if they think donald trump's a bin laden confederat ea rebel kamikaze. never characterizing himreat tru in this way allows the left to treat trump like a w

you know, i knew two guys name osama bin laden when i was a cab driver. like when they actually killed them, i got a phone call that like they got bin laden. i was like guys na for what, sp? >> and you know what i mean? it was crazy. so he is the sensation right now is what i think. keand honestly, anybody on that stage would kick biden's. anybody. all right. well, we'll about that.elcome >> ashley, welcome to the show. thank you for having tow.. stano vivek was obviously the standout. chris christie tried. hitting him, but he should probably stick to hitting the buffet and stand back a littl instead e bit better for him. am and the reality is, is that most americans and many f americans are having a hard time feeding themselves as welee as chris christie does. and we spoke to that and he spoke to the pains oe f everydao americans and that's why he stood out. i would trust hiout. m as president. >> there is said that that that haing that chris christie says, i hate the phrase normalizing. i really hate that. ane, okay, trump hast, some faults, but i mean,

mujahideen, whom you called so, whom you supplied for a long time remember how you passionately loved bin ladenself how did you was he raised? because they have already forgotten it all. and this is nato's approach to the east. this is not a provocation towards russia. nato peace-loving- what nagy world of love? you yugoslav tell it tell it to iraq. tell it to afghanistan tell it to you tell siri the most belligerent evil degenerate union of absolute invaders who just picked up and devoured everything around. how many times does he say, unprovoked on our border, 200,000 stands a few kilometers away ready to destroy the russians who did not recognize the nazi coup and you are the american bastards who time after time. now, together with the ukrainian nazis, they vote during a general vote not in lyon itself on a resolution condemning the nazis. you vote against you are not ready to condemn nazism, because you are rebirth of the nazis. and now these vile mugs to declare that no. are you unable to achieve the desired result of the counteroffensive, right? well, okay, of course , maybe make kiev th

. >> 9/11, 2001, osama bin laden. donald trump tried to destroy our system. away our rule of law. >> laura: when he's not busy martha's vineyard, plagiarizing from other authors. listen to this, how do you distinguish her and her comments from those of biden campaign organizers frustrated by trump's appeal. >> figure out when is that going to break? it will take the organization organizing the country so he cannot win that election. if the party will not depart from him, the party has to be defeated. >> laura: hmm. must be my misunderstanding, i thought historians wrote about eventing and leaders, not people calling for political action in the future. of course, only thing worse than today's historians are those who pretend to know history. >> the american revolution started the country. america and what it stands for, are you on side of king george or confederate, that is where i cast donald trump, let him defend that. are you for democracy or aughtock rase? >> laura: poor reverend al, he doesn't know what true autocrats do, they enrich families, censor spee

that is an enormous gravity to the american people like an election after what bin laden did to this country the idea that someone would say he had been killed when he wasn't, would have been something we would never accept it are president right saying election stolen and not presenting any evidence to back that up here we are 13 months later. he is still saying the same thing. to me, that creates a huge credibility problem that diminishes what you just talked about. i said this to the president the saturday after the election. you either present the evidence that it was stolen now, or concede the election you're going to diminish your legacy and a way that will damage you personally and damage the party for a long time. and so i agree with you there many things he said he would do that he got done. there were number thanks he said he would do that he did not get done. o but you can say that about anybody who gets elected to office. election night to me was a line that made it impossible for me to say that is okay. because it's just not. cwe all get into this business knowing we cou

. >> bin laden was a terrorist, i believe donald trump is a terrorist. >> millions of people felt traumatizedis is a sense for them to get accountability. >> laura: they are never accountable, are they? fair election are how the people traditionally hold political leaders accountable. the people you just heard don't want that here. they need to help short circuit the process. most of the time, they were struggling to fill time. really interesting to show us specifically to show our viewers just how close you are, how close that courthouse is to the united states capitol. everything that is going to go inside that court today really did happen right there. >> laura: really did happen right there. they are so excited about the trump indictment they don't just make up crimes, they make up words. >> he's not the first president who thought he got a bad deal, he actionized it, make it pattern of action that try to reverse it. >> laura: actionize? maybe that is on the sat, i missed it. that is "new york times" top reporter, by the way. they are giddy over the prospect of trump being buried in legal

> dagen: kennedy, joe biden told president obama to wait on the navy seal raid that killed osama bin ladenmaybe he is not in new york city or at the pentagon, maybe people are like, good, who cares. >> kennedy: i have to agree, it is not a priority. whoever is advising him have taken their eye off it means to be an american and few things we have to reflect and pause about and this certainly is ouringably most important, something we can't forget. new generation of kids do not know what 9/11 is. schools have been hijacked by ultraprogressive teacher unions and they don't teach civics, they despise american history, this is one thing they want to be total revisionists about that. you have ilhan omar and it is not important to her, some day some guy did something thachl is mentality of who is advising the president and maybe people were not affected by 9/11 and they do not have memories because it is resonating in each and every one of us. people like you, who were living in new york city know families who lost firefighters and police officers and people who worked at the world trade center.

look at the alba, daddy, it's bigger than bin laden's i mean, it was bin laden's but al-baghdadi createdyes, it really done. we did it ourselves, not the cia, but we did a very good job with the cia recognition is normal. in fact, everyone knows how much they kill. they then, well, actually okay. if every president of the last there are five six presidents, each of them, on the contrary, admitted that we committed, that and that and we killed that, that is, it is possible, that is, well, from the point of view. if they are superpowers, they believe that here messianic humanism allows them to determine who can live for whom no outside their country. uh, ignoring the sovereignty of some extraterritorial rights, that is, they allow themselves to act in any country and kill a person, including officials, including, well, how general suleimannik, who was killed in baghdad, that is, they trump did not hide the fact that he gave this order. that is, it was his personal order. i'm not hinting at anything. just listen. so why are we surprised if thousands bombed cities simply invaded iraq million

. >> donald trump is who our founders dreaded. 9/11, 2001, usama bin laden, and other terrorists hated, tried to destroy it. donald trump just like those other threats to american democracy tried to destroy our system. to take away our rule of law. >> laura: and when he is not busy on martha's vineyard well, there is always doris kerns goodwin boast known plagiarizing from other multiple authors. listen to this and tell me how you distinguish her and her comments from those of a biden campaign organizer just frustrated by trump's continuing appeal. >> we got to figure out when is that going to happen? when is it going to break? it's going to take the overwhelming organization organizing the country at all the levels so that he cannot win that election. if the party will not depart from him, then he has to be defeated. and the party has to be defeated. >> laura: huh. it must be my misunderstanding. i always thought historians were individuals who wrote about different arcs of the political parties and leaders. not for people to call for political action in the future. of course, the onl

bin laden is dead. and then he wasn't. what will we have thought at that moment? that's something of enormous gravity to the american people like an election. after what bin laden did to this country the idea that someone would say that he had been killed, but he wasn't. would have been something that we were never accept in the context of a president. saying that an election was stolen and not presenting any evidence to back that up. here we are 13 months later. he's still saying the same thing. to me that creates a huge. credibility problem that diminishes what you just talked about? and i said this to the president the saturday after the election. said if you don't either present the evidence that it was stolen now. or can see the election. you are going to diminish your legacy. in a way that will damage you personally and damage the party for a long time. and so i agree with you that there are many things. he said he would do that. he got done. there were a number of things. he said he would do that. he didn't get done but you could say that about anybody who

a lot of people said they bin laden's they disposed of bin laden's remains suspicious remains with suspicious rapidity, but no sign of him since i talk about since when can i talk about cancer have to go now. cancer again? we have to go now. sorry for part sorry lewis. that's it for part two. us after the break for two. join us after the break for sexual harassment in the classroom, sexual intolerance in uganda in uganda and sexual signalling in world chess. see you in a couple of minutes. world chess. see you in a couple of rthat es. world chess. see you in a couple of rthat warm feeling inside from >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening. my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office . so we've a fair few . so we've had a fair few sunshine and showers across the uk today and going uk today and that's going to continue go through continue as we go through tonight. and this is all due to this pressure that's this low pressure that's bringing occlusi

when osama bin laden was killed, isis came on the scene and rand started doing work then. rand has done a lot of domestic work on domestic extremism. ryan brown and i co-led a series on violence in america and constructed interviews with former violent extremists. but rand has also done other work including the wing extremism or races extremism and including in the military. brian and i, and more broadly rand, has done this over the years. january 6 is really what sparked america's interest in the issue of veterans. soon after the riots, reports were suggesting sometimes even 25% of those who identified -- who were identified in the rice had military paths. most often in the past but sometimes current. i think we are all aware of ashli babbitt, the air force officer who was shot and killed during the assault. and the proud boys's membership is heavily loaded with veterans. three out of four members of the proud boys convicted of seditious conspiracy were military members. this has raised concern. we are concerned about the veterans being in extremism for many reasons. vete

we went over and green berets and horse soldiers and went over and did their duties and found bin laden sought revenge for 9/11 but we left this country in a bubble that only history will tell and not fore karating a very -- forecasting a very safe future for us. stuart: how would you describe moral amongst the military right now? >> admiral mullen said it best in a recent interview with "the wall street journal" and acknowledge that had teachers, coaches, mentors are advising children -- teenagers that are becoming of age to enlist in the military not to join the military. of course he'd agree that's not what we need. we need the teachers, coaches and mentors to advise smart folks to join and need the best leadership and it's where the culture is and what they're seeing on tv and end of the war and semi-reminiscent of vietnam. stuart: started so badly two yearsing a, so badly. sir, thanks for joining us today and hope to see you again soon. >> thank you. stuart: we have update on u.s. soldier named travis king that willingly crossed the border into north korea. what's north korea sayin

after the death of osama bin laden in 2011, it should have been clear all of our main strategic objectives were accomplished and we should not have been focused on a devolving mission that was unwinnable for the troops. we have to focus on the underlying strategic decisions of the conflict and we can do that while also criticizing the specific planning failures that went into the withdrawal itself. that is why reese supported efforts to greet the afghanistan war commission in recent years to ensure we have accountability and lessons learned going forward. host: in north carolina, hello. caller: i want to clarify some things for tyler. i'm on v.a. health care for four years, two years in a call center in greenville north carolina and two years managing a providers panel in jacksonville. v.a. health care works. the problem is with a veteran, we would call them a month, two weeks, three days before the appointment and they would not show up. do you know any veteran assigned to a clinic or facility, if he is sick today, he can walk in and be seen? you and others in congress think the veteran a

we are sure that zelensky has long followed the path of bin laden pasayev, and this hottaba real terrorism is not war. they cannot succeed on the battlefield on the battlefield, and they will not succeed in this way, so these provocations will continue. to unfortunately hide the monstrous losses. it’s no longer possible to riot against zelensky and his neck on wednesday with people called highlands. you can't just say it like that, but i love you, so that your bucks are small, so that everyone gets there, who is her cop. and so that you fight and tudi you will tell. chetyrebov yua to kill him sooner, if anyone kills, then the bandits will kill their nazis, if he doesn’t lead this frantic line, it’s against russia, i think that the military would have long ago, if only the americans didn’t forbid them to ban him, so that to bring to life gang formations of ukraine to evade zelensky goes on tour through the nazi burrows. the first photo session at the command post of the fifth assault brigade. in a couple of days he will release a high-profile pr bunker of the eighties air assault brigade. b

usama bin laden and other terrorists hated our democracy, tried to destroy it. donald trump, just like those other threats to american democracy, tried to destroy our system. >> this is the greatest political crime since succession. >> this has a chance of going to trial before the election and that's exactly what jack smith did. he knows what he's doing and he did it here. >> this case can be tried before the election. i don't see any reason why it shouldn't. >> the election will be simply about where will trump serve his next term? in the white house or in the big house? >> greg: they want to send trump to the big house before you voters even get the chance to send him back to the white house. legal experts and republicans argue this indictment is an attack on the first amendment. >> political speech now has been criminalized. the first amendment is under assault. it's under attack by the biden administration. >> you see a lot of deceitful conduct but the problem, i think, jack smith has is that congress has not enacted statutes that directly criminalize the b