mccarthy and brad tolman today, both former us attorneys. they said the morey looked they lookedu could at it and the parts that you could see because there wast yo a lout that you could get your hands around a little bit,coming they said they don't see any t a criminal prosecution coming in this even though there was a grand jury subpoenaed in order to do this. >> it's no>>t unusual for a prosecutor to use a grandt inm jury and a grand jury subpoena to get information with no intention getting an indictment. and you usually get a an affidavit. and i know these are unusualknow circumstance t as or aboutfo the time that the indictment is announced. that's when you stard that's when you stt learningusis about what the affiant was using as a basis for probable cause. i looked at this also, i m obviously, and i must tellus you what, there's so much in here that's striking. we don't have enough time. but if you recall when thisthis first started, we heard about espionage, the fbi leaking. now it's about espionagei haswi terrible things going on .

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of the price of principle, harvard law professor alan dershowitz, along with former us attorney brad tolmanand fox news legal d analyst greg jared. gentlemen,x ne thank you for joining us . brad , you're former u.s. attorney. i want to start with you will starti cannot get past thet because i just can't get pasthet the fact that a judge less thang two months ago had to recusew w, themselves. we don't know exactly what happened, had to recus he himsef from a trump issue.p and then less than two months later, he's making this ruling. i just don't get how that . >> jason , if the recusal came l as a result of the political connection between this judgehim and hillary clinton, which itos most likely was then really itts really is outrageous that he would not again recuserecuse h a when the main political adversary of hillary clintoin n, the obama biden,iden anyone on the left is former president donald trump. you would have thought that itht would have applied also in iial a circumstance, especially inin the criminal law, when there's t more on the line and in craig, i love the piece you n wrot

joining me now is harmeet dillon , chairwoman, republican national lawyers association and brad tolman, former u.s. attorney and executive director of right on crime. thank you so much for joining us , harmeet. the 11 year old 13 year olds in that last attack, they were actually picked up on accusations of another crime. i mean, what is going on in america? well, what's going on is that we have one by one eliminated all the incentives for criminals to comply with our laws and this is particularly true. it started on the west coast, but it's happening all over the country. you combine the dumbing down of our criminal laws with rogue prosecutors funded for many years by george soros and other liberal donors. and you have the perfect recipe for the citizens, the law abiding citizens being viewed as simply marks and sitting ducks for gangs of criminals. and i'm not exaggerating. in san francisco, you see this type of thing happening every day and it is young offenders under the age of 18 or 15 , sometimes wielding weapons and holding up tourists on a daily basis. throughout the city. so if

right.rd because again, we don't know hardly anything but this is brad tolman used to work atw doj. he's talking about how to prove intent. >> you do not have the mental state evidence to prove that there was intent. you have to be able to show that the president himself had the intent to take and keep and refuse to give back classified materials. and that doesn't even include whether or not he designated it or declassified it. it's whether or not he hadnt the intention and that there are overt acts by the president to back up the theory that he had the intention to commit a crime. >> we don't have any of that ferguson's monday night. wef don't have any of that.an we now have a search warrant. but as was pointed out, it's pretty vague as to what they took. i will point you to attachment b paragraph c, any government and or presidential records created between january 20th, 2017 and january 20th. 2020 one . that's every record created during the entire trump presidency. that's what they could take. andyth mccarthy texted me abouts this and he said that's not evidence of a crime at al