you know, you're a local. >> bondi: uh -- no, hah. >> anthony: no! >> bondi: not a bit!o live here. in the old days, you know, we were co-conspirators in those days. we weren't citizens. the new authority is the new power, it is exactly as anonymous as the old power. no phone number, no access, not a chance. >> anthony: there has been for some years an art community in vegas. you know, like art, that makes your life, all our lives, better and makes us think. granted, vegas is a town designed to make you not think. to separate you from your money in as pleasurable a way as possible. so pleasurable that even after you limp out of town, leaking from your ass with nothing in your pockets, you want to come back and do it again. reflection, not so good. as a resident, what are the general rules of survival? >> bondi: don't cry about being broke. i mean if i'm broke, more than likely it's because i threw away my money, and too bad for me because i didn't get lucky. >> anthony: don't cry about being broke, okay. what's another one? >> bondi: i'd give that one. well it's a smile.

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let me bring in pam bondi for the legal analysis on this.our lawyer cap on, your former attorney general cap on for a second. you know, you see now everyone knew about the dossier. it was still used as the bulk of information for the fisa application. four of them. what happens when that fact is known in terms of the law? >> well, legally it's going to go nowhere. and we've been saying that for months. and thanks to you and sarah carter, we know that. don't forget, adam schiff is a harvard educated lawyer. shame on him for what he's doing, sean. think about this, a homicide defendant in my years and years of experience would be treated better than they're treating the president of the united states. so you have double jeopardy that would apply. the bulldog mueller prosecutor is going to find nothing. so therefore adam schiff spends ten hours with a convicted perjurer who would never be given any credibility anywhere using our tax dollars to travel back and forth to new york for over ten hours. it's outrageous. >> sean: you heard the tape. oh

joining us of reaction from a former attorney general, pam bondi. news contributor, dan bongino. pam, we start with you. the hours wasted in a city where we are losing hundreds and thousands of lives and shootings, and they spent all of that manpower on this, and stand behind the indictment, and the evidence they say is incontrovertible. >> the great men and women of the chicago police department deserve more than, sean. not a $10,000 payoff, basically, to them for an investigation that caused probably 10 or 20 times that, and hats off to rahm emanuel, he did a great job with this, defending the great men and women. sean, listen to this, if you are a criminal defendant, which you will never be, never let your lawyer talk for you after you get the chargess dropped. when asked by a reporter, she said the two men we know who did this come of the two men who said they did it, the two nigerian men were, african-american who jussie smollett -- she said that in the press conference. jussie smollett said they were not minority, the men who attacked him. he

been told the truth, the whole truth, nothing but the truth. >> sean: it's a lie by omission, pam bondi. how important a detail is it that hillary paid for it and they didn't put that in there? how important is it that he is saying he verifiedt something that is totally unverifiable? >> it's completely relevant and important and crucial, and asal professor dershowitz said, as a prosecutor, i've done many, many state warrants and it's one of the most important things you can do as a prosecutor because it's your reputation on the line. you are swearing by affidavit what you are saying is true to the best of your knowledge. i think comey is in trouble. i think he's going on a very poor offense now, trying to play offense. he's in trouble and i think bill barr is going to look at that and again, we love the great men and women of the fbi. 99% of them. it's these few that are doing a horrible, horrible disservice to all the great men and women. >> sean: i come from a law-enforcement family, pam. my mom was a prison guard for 25 years. my dad, so many of my relatives were cops. the two deity

joining us, penn bondi, fox news contributor, dan bongino. pam, we start with you. hours wasted in a city where we are losing hundreds and thousands of lives and shooting, and they spent all of that manpower on this, and stand behind the indictment and the evidence they say is incontrovertible. >> the great men and women of the chicago police department to serve more than, sean. not a $10,000 payoff, basically, to them for an investigation that caused probably 10 are 20 times that come and hats off to rahm emanuel, he did a great job with this defending the great men and women. if your a criminal defendant, what you will never become a never let your loyal talk for you after you get the charges dropped. to an outside reporter, she said the two men we know who did this, the two men who said they did it, the two nigerian men who are african-american, to jussie smollett -- and she said that in the last conference for jussie smollett so they were not minority, the men who attacked him. and he said he did not know them. he would've recognized the voices there she complet

also with me, pam bondi. let's start with you.hy does nadler's planned revolve around "persuading the american people." it sounds a lot like the 2020 election cycle. he said he obstructed ju >> if tha jer committee you have to persuade enough of the opposition party voters. trump voters. >> very high bar. >> yeah, it is a very high bar. you're not trying to reverse the results of the last election -- we might not get there.omveli p' but what we have to do is protect the rule of law. >> laura: joining me now is ari fleischer, former white house press secretary for bush 43 and fox news contributor. also with me, pam bondi. let's start with you. no why does nadler's planned revolve around "persuading the american people." it sounds a lot like the 2020 election cycle. he said he obstructed justice,ot basically 1100 times, a breath earlier. so let's get the hearings underway. let's get the vote underway, forget the hearings. you don't need the hearings. >> if you don't have the facts and you don't have the events, you just have a p.r.

>> bondi: what is the rest of the country? i don't know but it's that place

long will they be able to play the a good the june political investigation starting march eighteenth bondy w. that's the state of new news live from berlin ontario witnesses the biggest protest since president bush a flake i took power students in algiers are leading sunday's push for change around two thousand people joined in calls for president bush to sleep and not to seek a fifth term the ailing leader has now offered to step down more than a year after reelected in april also coming out. syrian defense forces say they're close to recapturing the islamic state.

including angela bondi's cameras. >> one over there and then look here. i have one on the other side. >> reporter: they didn't find anything on his but he said did say police saw someone suspicious on another camera and found a stained sweater in a trash can. we have a shot of officers leaving on monday and looking ito the trash cans just before they drove off. police at this point are not releasing any new information on the case. but they are asking anyone with information that could help them to contact them right away. reporting live from san jose police headquarters, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >> most students did return to classrooms after a seven-day strike but it is not all peace and harmony. students marched to the school board meeting in share of opposition to budget cuts. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is la school board elementary and the school board approved those cuts but this is an emotional meeting. >> reporter: it sure was. it went on for more than three hours just for public comments, so much for the calm after the storm here in oak

towards the south as well as up here towards north let's start with the north first we do have a funnel bondy right there across northern germany as well as poland coming through parts of dust scandinavia that is going to bring some winds with it as we go towards the next couple of days we're not going to see a lot in terms of clouds here or rain but we are going to be seeing some windy conditions as well as a drop in temperature so for berlin we do expect to see here ten degrees over towards london at twenty paris though you're going to stay about twenty degrees and that is going to continue as we go towards monday windy conditions will continue across much of the area and the down here across the a bit of peninsula it is going to be wet cloudy and cooler with madrid seeing attempted there of about seventeen degrees well over the next few days it is also going to be the northwestern part of africa that sees plenty of whether that weather is going to extend into the central portions of algeria as well we do think there is a possibility of flooding across this area if you notice as we go throu

fox news contributor emily is with us and former florida attorney pam bondi is joining us. pam, we'll start with you. you know, it's amazing. a lot of pressure after a kid goes to a school, they never stop asking you for money, right? but they're faking, they're putting pictures, photoshopping pictures of their kids playing sports they don't play. they're literally cheating on all scores. there's nothing in this that -- this is a zero-sum game. only so many spots available. >> sean, let me make myself very clear, this is a crime. this is serious crimes. this is robbery and wire fraud and mail fraud potentially. these are serious crimes. this isn't getting a building named after you in hopes your child could get into school. my parents always taught me children learn what they live. what is it teaching these children? lying and cheating and stealing will get them aheado in life whn so many kids work so hard. my friend's son didn't get in a great school his first year. he worked twice as hard to get in this year and just got accepted. that's what life should be about. it's se

pam bondy, the attorney general of florida was there as well as lindsey graham and the president seemingly unphased as he stood before the crowd and made some jokes. listen here. >> i said if lindsey's speaking, i want to come down and hear him. [ cheering and applause ] >> for two reasons. number one, he's a great speaker. and number two, i know if i'm here he's not going to say anything bad about me? as you can see, even though the mueller report had dropped hours earlier, the president in a good mood last night at mar-a-lago. robert mueller himself managed to get out and about earlier today. we have video of him in georgetown, going for a walk with his wife. there you su see him with his baseball cap on. the figure fight now is going to be between the white house and congress here. peter doocy alluded to this a while ago. over getting the entire report released and maybe even going to the investigative materials because the report and the investigative materials are going to be full of grand jury testimony, confidential, classified information, and likely a lot of material that falls un

bondy what seems to strike me most startling unless i misunderstood is that this one newspaper in the state is -- is funding this entire process. from their side. am i right? >> i'm not sure what you mean by funding the entire process. >> well the legal. >> they were the foia request they'reter pursuing. >> now you're in the district court. europe in the appellate court. >> yes. >> you go to the supreme court. i say that because my experience at nbc was that when -- when issues came up that required the intervention of the legal department, i mean it was a tough sled, because -- because of what was anticipated in terms of costs. or my question is have other institutions joined with the newspaper to help them? >> i mean, i don't want to say anything about. >> okay. >> funding of litigation. that won be appropriate. but i mean in terms of joining, rick mentioned amicus briefs. our brief is not due yet. and then amicus briefs in support of our side will be due after that. we anticipate getting fairly robust amicus support on our side too in terms of groups and coalitions of groups. >> bu

also with me, pam bondi. let's start with you.hy does nadler's pan planned revolve around "persuading the american people." it sounds a lot like the 2020 election cycle. he said he obstructed justice, basically 1100 times, a breath earlier. so let's get the hearings underway. let's get the vote underway, forget the hearings. you don't need the hearings. >> if you don't have the facts and you don't have the events, you just have a p.r. campaign, and that is with the democrats are launching cared all of them. look, it notches jerry nadler, you have the judiciary committee who said the president was on a crime spree before he was elected. the chairman of the oversight committee, elijah cummings, who said at the cohen hearing that there was proof the president committed a crime. the problem democrats have is you can't use words like that, crime spree, crime, obstruction, without unleashing impeachment that you cannot control. that is where this is headed in the democratic-controlled house. >> laura: pam, cnn's jeffrey toobin, who i kn

robert patillo and former attorney general for the state of florida, the best state, pam bondi.e state. robert, you've been here several times to talk about the case and there are those who you predicted, saying that they have overcharged the case, some of it if not all of it is going to go away. in the "washington examiner," they write "jussie smollett proves the criminal justice system bends for the privilege and powerful." she says say what you will about race, religion, sexuality, gender or any democratic categories worshiped by the social justice coalition, no privilege triumphs over celebrity and jussie smollett surely knew that from the start. >> this is a diversion program. took a diversion agreement, they want to call it a plea. call it what you want. it's a diversion program. you pay a fine, do community service and they keep it off your record. what is strange in the case is the fact that they sealed the records medially. also the speed at which this happened because anyone handles felony cases know they usually don't get taken care of in a month and a half. also the

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and then next to her is thomas bondy who is the senior counsel for orac. in the past you've done litigation with the justice department and the federal bureau of investigation and the justice department so you are well versed on foi matters and you are counsel for the leader in the supreme court case. and so we'll kind of jump around. so we want to touch on internationally the supreme court case that's going on and then fights in congress and the supreme court case i think is a really interesting one and it's sort of taken a winding path to where the supreme court will take this case up and so we want to kind of look into that and look at the congressional responsibilities and roles in providing oversight and ensuring our government is transparent and accountable. so i should also note that one of our panelists, crista, has to leave by 10:00 because congress is actually in session today and they are working, and there will be some votes and she needs to get back for that. hopefully by then we'll be at audience questions and we'll go from there. so i want t

sitting in the sights of ah yes starts april eleventh bondy w. . the primary suspect in friday's deadly mass shooting in new zealand has been reprimanded without police by a court in christchurch the suspect a twenty eight year old australian and self-proclaimed white supremacist is charged with murder forty nine people were killed and at least forty two injured in the attack minutes. students around the world skip school friday taking to the streets to call for action against climate change swedish climate activists created to unberth called for the protest marches dubbed fridays for future school strikes and demonstrations took place in dozens of countries including the u.s. and india. u.s. president donald trump has rejected a congressional measure that would have blocked his attempt to attain funding to build a wall along the border with mexico it's the first veto of his presidency and comes only a day after the senate voted to terminate his declaration of an emergency on the mexican border. algeria has seen more protests against longtime presi