arguments and bragg's prosecutors and bragg's people argue it's harmless error and the evidence wass in the cases. liz: sol wisenberg, always a pleasure. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me, liz. >> she's flip-flopping on every single thing she's ever disposessed or believed in. the border, healthcare, crime. but she truly is a radical. she's flip-flopping on everything do get elected and all goes right back to where it was. liz: okay, another kamala harris flip-flop. will she say anything to get elected? former trump white house press secretary hogan giddily to react. how will she handle that at the debate coming up? >> there's no question i'm in favor of banning fracking. i would not make it a crime punishable by jail. his request to build a vanity project called the wall. zero emission vehicles only. 100%. ♪ ya know, if you were cashbacking you could earn on everything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working o

attorney office apologizes and he was caught on tape trashing both da's alvin bragg and fani willis' cases against trump. also, voters who have cross -- across america are speaking out and angry that biden is harris ignited border crisis and abandoned their towns and neighborhoods. >> our services are understaffed and who's protecting us? if we're protecting them, who's protecting me? i want out of this town want i'm sorry. liz: this is terrible stuff. fecialer dhs acting secretary chat wolf is here. battling news of worsening u.s. jobs market blamed on bidenomics and hyper-regulations and taction and u.s. lost 1.5 million full-time jobs since june of 2023. part-time workers, part-time workers surge by a little over 1 million. that's the 16th straight month of part-time jobs growing and longest streak since the 2008 financial crisis. more and more people moonlighting, doing part-time jobs is make ends meet. bring in jeff van drew. congressman, it's wonderful to see you begin. let's show this and new york times reports that kamala harris honeymoon is over and trump is leading harris 4

obviously bragg himself was not trying the case, but they made the decision to make a big deal about that testimony in their closing arguments so i think it's a real issue. it's not a frivolous issue at all for trump and his attorneys to raise. david: and by the way, for those who have forgotten, the lead prosecutor in the case was number three man at the biden's justice department. the fact that that happened, he took a step down in order to try this case makes it look even more political. with regard to immunity and the supreme court's decision on it. andy mccarthy, it's a rather long quote, but immunity how it might affect sentencing. >> immunity is among the criminals laws the defendant is entitled to an immediate appeal, particularly a former president with potential criminalization of acts and whether it is or was proper to have a trial in the first place. immunity questions then should be decided before the immune defendant is subjected to further proceedings. should he get an immediate appeal based on this immunity? >> oh, on the immunity argument, absolutely. and judge chutk

jean carroll, but the ones with accusations of being very political in nature with alvin bragg. he didn't object when they came forward and said we think this needs to be pushed past the election. had judge merchan not agreed to do that, it would have looked like both parties are asking for this, and he risks looking political if he moves forward. >> sandra: kerri, i'm finding it interesting, i still haven't seen an immediate reaction from the trump camp through trump's social or whatever it may be. perhaps they saw this coming. >> or maybe they didn't. judge merchan hasn't exactly -- i don't think he has been particularly fair toward donald trump and all of this, so they may be shocked and deciding how they want to go about messaging. with respect to something shannon was just saying, with alvin bragg, this is ada who left a lot of people go free when they commit crimes. this is -- and donald trump here would be a first-time nonviolent offender, and it was wise of them to put it all on the judge. "it's up to you, whatever you want to do." they don't want that on them, but i was

charlie: trump re-interacting to the judge's decision to delay the case and alvin bragg.udge of 12 unanimously convicted donald trump of 34 felony counts and the da stands ready for sentencing on the new date set by the court. here's donald trump reacting. >> manhattan da witch hunt against me has been postponed because everyone realizes there was no case because i did nothing wrong. so witch hunt going to be attacked by my political opponents in washington dc. going for purposes of that a and -- will: wait a minute. this is a weak case and overturned on appeal and in part it's the united states supreme court and presidential immunity and a lot of evidence they used would be suabilitied to presidential immunity, it's likely to be overturned on appeal and going for merchan and what's been clear for this entire thing has been a political trial. donald trump laid out there and it's going for them to design to affect your vote and his poll number have gone up and going for merchan sitting there and going if i do this now, it helps donald trump. incredible points afterwards an

of course the district attorney, alvin bragg's office pushed back and said overwhelming the evidence and the witness testimony is paramount to the case and the jury's decision, and that if any of the evidence, even if judge merchan were to find some of it in admissible would be minuscule in what would have amounted to the jury making the guilty verdict decision here. we will wait to hear from donald trump, not only here in charlotte, north carolina, this afternoon. he will then have a campaign rally in wisconsin tomorrow, and i want to be clear here, chris. we have continually, over the course of the last year and a half, donald trump, not run away from any of the trials or the indictments against him, but instead tried to use them to turn out and mobilize his most faithful supporters. now with a sentencing coming after election day, we could expect after the 50 minute remarks at trump tower, him to contend that they should be the jury and if he is not returned to the white house, that democrats and unfair prosecutors in his words will do whatever they can to ensure that he goes to p

alvin bragg and his team, told the judge they didn't really oppose the request by the former president'sm to stay sentencing proceedings here, chris. >> let me go to you, kristen, if i can and ask you about the decision that juan merchan made and the importance, frankly, of him getting this done now. the argument that was being made is that it was essentially election interference to rule on this before people made their votes known. what do you make of this decision? >> eye i really actually similar to what lisa was saying, agree with all of her points, and i think it being after the election really helps to disconvince or go against trump's narrative that the judiciary in this particular case was being politicized. by placing it after the november election, again, to lisa's point, allows trump's narrative to be cut. he cannot say that any type of decision made with regard to the sentencing is going to influence the election again because the sentencing decisions are going to be made afterwards. all the points that lisa stated, which is the prosecution wasn't opposing it and just reques

and when bragg file the charges against trump, but kind of galvanized republican party against him. saying like, wow, this is really lawfare many commentators, someone this network and others said if his name wasn't donald trump with charges, wouldn't have been brought. and so these cases wouldn't have been tried and so i think he's just reminding people that, but i'm not quite sure that's exactly his motivation for doing it today, other than that he's he's very angry. he feels his own best defense megan, i'm curious about how democrats approach this. you could argue that using trump's legal woes against him, it's kind of already baked into the equation, especially with undecided voters. i don't think there's many people that don't realize he's facing a lot of legal issues but we haven't really seen democrats even before today really go after him for this. president biden sort of stayed away from an kamala harris seems to stay away from it as well. >> yeah. i think that's woe is me act that donald trump keeps playing. i don't think that's helping him with undecided voters in these b

if it was inconsequential, why did alvin bragg and matthew clang low fight so hard to get this objection's top advisers in the white house and clearly evidence that cannot come in. liz: okay. mike davis, thank you so much. good to see you again. okay, this story, this is about protecting the integrity of the vote. it looks like republicans are pushing speaker make johnson to push for a proof of residency bill and democrats oppose what the republicans are doing here and we need to get right to fox news senior congressional correspondent and chad pergram live on capitol hill and details of this fight and it's really interesting, chad. reporter: yeah, he told house republicans he wants a six month interim spending bill and there's a mandate for people to show they're citizens before voting. now, conservatives believe former president trump want as brawl over illegal voting. >> do you think noncitizens should vote in elections or only american citizens should vote in our federal elections? reporter: johnson's move likely boosts him among conservatives but the bill must pass the house first.

also in coordination is the bragg case. they wanted to put them together in new york pray they wanted to put the da case with the attorney general case. but they wanted credit. they could not understand. they both wanted credit so they had their own cases. it is very corrupt in new york. a very corrupt place. and doing very badly. when people see what happens and when they see -- i've had so many calls from businesspeople saying this is terrible. today there was a story about somebody in the southern district who is highly respected . knocking the hell out of both of those cases. it is an embarrassment they were allowed to be brought. i'm going to write out a list of things from alan dershowitz, andrew mccarthy, greg jarrett. some of the greatest people, all legal scholars. great people. jonathan turley. like 10 highly respected -- the most highly respected people. judge calabrese. that quote on cases. and shockingly -- they can't even believe it. they said this case should not be allowed to be brought. that is about pretty

>> this is a prosecutorial ideology more aligned with the likes of alvin bragg, in manhattan. comes in day one with his day one memo calling on not prosecutes crimes across board, you look at biden-harris agenda from 2020, they propose getting rid of cashless bail, while kamala harris helping to raise money for fund to bailout people who were trying to burn down minneapolis. those criminals, in many cases went on to commit additional crimes, she was not helping people who were clean trying to do good, there were a lot of people getting bailed out who proved they were hardened criminals with additional harm committed afterwards, she called for defunding the police, she wants to lock at reimaging -- look at reimaging police, and compared i.c.e. to the kkk that list goes on for people who want prosecutors who prosecute, and you know as retalk about the last -- we talked about last conversation they want a democrat attorney general more like the robert jackson approach, where justice department is following facts, as opposed to a target on a particular person and make up a crime.

in this case, the prosecutor, alvin bragg, did not oppose donald trump's choice to push the sentencingntil later. because he did not stand up for himself on this one, the judge was like, not going to fight your battles for you. funeral pushback on this, don't look at me. i will not be the bad guy. the judge says we will push it. that is a shame because there's no reason to delay it. in this case, like every case, you have to follow the evidence and the law and ignore the politics and the noise. they listened to the noise and gave donald trump what he wanted. >>> they put judge mershon into an unenviable bind by agreeing to trump's request to delay sentencing. why would the manhattan d.a. do that? does that support his position that it is all political? even though it works in his political favor. >> it is hard to know why the d.a. did what he did i think it's because the d.a. did not want to look at a more political than he did, but if you choose not to decide, you will still have made a choice, as the letter goes from the band rush. by not taking a position, you have taken a position

areas like point arena stretching all the way into fort bragg got hit with some heavier pockets of rain this morning, starting to clear up into the early morning hours tomorrow. and then we're just left with some cloudy skies throughout the rest of this week heading into a dry, sunny weekend. now the winds are going to get a little bit gustier into this afternoon. we could see wind speeds anywhere up to around 15 to 20mph along our coastline. but this is normal for this time of year. here's what i really want to talk about as we head into the next seven days, you're going to notice an extreme warm up around the corner for the first day of fall. we're expecting upper 90s in the forecast, almost triple digit weather as we kick off next week, which is a huge contrast compared to what we've been dealing with so far. this week. now, the reason why we have this cool fall like weather right now, for example, 70s today off into our inland areas has to do with some low pressure moving in from the gulf of alaska. so this is a cold, dense air pocket that's been moving in from offshore, bringing in

the district attorney, alvin bragg, that was all worked with -- again, they sent a top operative fromhe department, from the doj, department of -- i call it the department of injustice because they are using the department of justice to rig the campaign. these cases are disgraceful. they are brought for the most part in front of very hostile areas where republicans get 3% or 4% like downtown manhattan, in front of very hostile judges. hostile like you would not believe. all of them, hostile areas, and very, very hostile judges. i have never seen anything like it. very bad thing in this case for new york. very bad thing for new york. businesses will not come to new york because of what took place. i can tell you that. probably the rest of them also, but this case involved a woman who wrote a book, and i guess she said something in the book. that is when i first heard about it. first heard about it in the white house, and of course, i denied the story because it is not true. i have no idea who the woman is, and i never met her. i don't know about a picture that was taken 40 years ago wi

the group that just weeks before said bragg, them it's imminent attack on the country's future capital. the black darkness covers all positions fall below us, a creek bebbles of the forest. russell was sometimes the restless turning of people asleep can be heard fold assignment, mentoring of gods in the trenches. it's 2 and the code is biting as jim and so does a work and by the chill and talk and whispers, the deep silence rules among the crow. that's they are incredibly rigid. one. all right? when less than $200.00 steps away, the time and then snorting human bodies are jammed together. 5 meters from out positions. the 1st way of attack us have reached us through the high growth and rich bushes. valencia stick to the machine, gun barrels before they could fire a single shot. and they've been butchered in last night, and by the yapping gun behind a young crow that's driven buttons, us to the life and courage. they've been vouchsafe hands gripping a red hot barrel. is old for millions after the unrestrained desire for self destruction, till it repeats at the bottom of the hill, which i

been seeing some pretty impressive showers, for example, all the way up into point arena and fort bragg earlier this morning, we had some moderate to heavy rain for just a little bit of time as people were heading out the door. now here's what we're dealing with. daytime highs still mild. we're talking about 60s anywhere from san francisco all the way across the bay bridge into oakland, 70s in the north bay this afternoon. 70s once again off into the east bay. we get that onshore breeze wind speeds anywhere around 15 to 20mph moving in from offshore. you can see the direction of the winds all around me, for the most part, pushing down into the santa clara valley as we zoom into the radar, we'll notice some current spots dealing with that light rain. for the most part, it's light just north of santa rosa, closer to windsor. we head all the way over into the east a similar trend. really, it's just cloudy and drizzly throughout the bay. we're going to continue to watch this system rotate like i showed you earlier throughout the bay area throughout the afternoon hours tonight, early morning

district attorney alvin bragg's office did not oppose that. so now it is in the judge's it's hans. obviously it's incredibly significant if he is sentenced before that november election, regardless of what the sentencing is, this would be the second time the sentencing is delayed if the judge, in fact allows that to happen, kristen holmes, you've got a lot going on right now, will stay in close touch with you as well. >> thank you very much. also, new this morning, a cnn exclusive, two us officials are telling cnn a secret of russian military unit might try to sabotage undersea cables cables are critical for government, military and private communications, as well as internet traffic cnn anchor and chief national security analyst jim sciutto is with us right now. it it's his reporting. there were working at tell us about this. so the u.s. is extremely concerned about this as are america's allies and they're really two major development i've been here that is one, the u.s. has detected increased russian military activity above key undersea cables around the world, including in north

. >> mary: tyler's dad served in the army for more than two decades, stationed at fort bragg.went to go on a commercial airliner, i was fascinating with how the plane's flying. freedom of movement. >> mary: tyler now one of the youngest pilots in the country. just started his junior year of high school, all honor classes, a 4.3 gpa. and an athlete, playing basketball and golf. hoping all that hard work and dedication will land him his dream job. >> i'm trying to get accepted into the united states air force academy. if that doesn't work out, i plan to be a commercial pilot one day, work for a major airline. >> mary: tyler well on his way. thank you for watching, i'm mary bruce. david muir, right back here tomorrow. i heard that and it was so loud at the moment. >> just simply shocking. it wasn't until later that i began to shake and realize that one stray bullet and i could have been shot. i was that close. >> it's happening so fast. and he's like, try to rob me. so i'm like, stay calm. and i, you know, i used my right hand because this is my strong hand to seal the wound. me

. >> mmanhattan district attorney alvin bragg does not have the full support of his oft leaked audiosof the southern district of new york saying quote with stacking charges rearranging things just to make it fit a case. to be honest with you think the case is nonsense. every real estate person in new york does what prompted no one has even been charged with this. the support does see mike this is going to be a very big issue for voters in the coming election but whether they're going to support using laufer to go against political opponents as is happened in this and others or whether return to rule of law. >> want to end on some i think that will be talked a lot about breaking it literally in the past are the house foreign affairs committee just released a new 600 page report accusing the by administration of knowingly misleading the public on the disastrous botched afghanistan withdrawal three years ago and looking quickly into it in the last break starting to see zeroing in on the state department for failing to have an evacuation plan what they say it is a quotes callas a pattern

alan bragg dropped the charges when they were doing this activity at the end of the session last yearces and republicans have said we need to hold these universities accountable when they allow for civil rights particularly when we see this anti-semitism we need to make sure they are being held accountable. we want to stop the transfer of foreign money and nonprofit organizations that fuel this activity. we know now that iran played a role in funding the organizations that are the ones organizing protests at universities and on the streets across america. i have legislation that would require that transparency and also privet those 501(c)(3)s from using this for political activity. foreign money is not allowed to be used for political activity in the united states so we have a number of measures i think will be coming up before the house when we return and also make sure we strip visas from foreign students who are participating. stuart: migrant crime searching in the city, police say 75% of the arrests are migrants, assault, robbery, thomistic violence. why is new york city still a s

state court case follows the evidence, the court said the evidence used in this case prosecutor alvin braggsed against the former president. will: because of presidential immunity? >> exactly. what we're looking at in a situation is where judge merchan is probably saying i sentence him. that's not going to work. if i wait, well see what's going to happen and, you know, he'll probably -- anyone who read the supreme court decision should just reverse -- will: it's a bad legal decision and we probably want to have on some level and it's not the political character. she did. going for donald trump and sentencing him. >> it really would be election interference. will: thank you so much for joining us this morning. kamala harris ditching 2019 props to ban plastic straws and pushing bank on the all ev climate. it's a big week in leadup to the election and more. liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i saved hundreds. with the money i saved i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. cool right? look at this craftmanship. i mean they even got my nostrils right. it's just nice to know that year

we had that brush with defunding the police and alvin bragg came under a lot of pressure because of thes, so what i would say to you is, liz, there's two stories here, and it's not clear either one. you know? again, i want to read that indictment again. i don't support, you know, funneling money through shell corporations for campaign contributions, but it just underwhelmed me a lot of this stuff, but number two is that political story for the new york business community, we should get katherine wild on tomorrow. that's the head of the new york partnership and ask her about this because its got to be scary for her. liz: it's not good for new york. good to see you charlie thank you very much. closing bell we are three minutes away. s&p 500 on track for a fresh record. the dow needs 293 points to clench a record close up 281 but the s&p is already there. tomorrow 8:30 a.m. eastern with er getting the federal reserve's favorite inflation gauge, the core personal consumption ex pepped and it will rise 2.3%, on an annual basis. that be the lowest in three and a half years, so what trades do

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alvin bragg got off students who were burning down campus property in that one instance in particular. regarding congress, their office is incredible. richie torres and mike lawler. but then you have besh bern that stop foreign money affecting the schools. >> todd: bernie sanders is jewish, why would he do this? >> he has marxist leanings and has 14 democratic co-sponsors that goes after china and north korea. he won't advance that bill. >> todd: it is clear, you are wearing a yamyamaka. are you going to skchool today? >> i am. i try to be friendly, but unfortunately, they see me as somebody to attack. a lot of students feel scared going to campus. >> todd: it will come down to who wins in november, do you in a city like this, at a liberal school like hunter, do you know liberal jewish democrats who are saying, i can't vote for kamala harris, i'm going to vote for donald j trump in november? >> it is very common. we're having, not just students, majority of jews are quite liberal. i have liberal aunts and uncles that feel they can't comfortably vote for the democratic party anybody. y

at fort bragg, fort liberty and fort. >> it certainly looks like they're going to need it. greatly appreciate it. >>> switching gears to the race for president. back in 2015 when donald trump was first running for president he tried to assure voters repeatedly that he respects women. >> i cherish women. >> i respect women more than i respect men. are the men insulted by that by the way. >> no. >> see they all say no. but i have great respect. >> facing an uphill battle against vice president harris. he's going into that rhetoric again except it's turbo charged. >> you will no longer be abandoned, lonely or scared. you will no longer be in danger. you're not going to be in danger any longer. you will no longer have anxiety from all of the problems our country has today. you will be protected and i will be your protecter. >> women will be happy, healthy, confident and free. >> now he's ramped up his unhinged paternalistic rhetoric. not just at rallies but also on his failed social media. let's remember who we're talking about here. this man, the self-proclaimed protecter of w

you stated the training conducted at fort bragg claiming pro-life groups are extremists is inaccurate however the training was somehow conducted for seven years before oversight was exercised. how do you plan to implement policy for oversight moving forward? >> the training was conducted at fort liberty. the length of time is almost unexplainable. i am confident if this issue had been identified at any point during that time, the army would have taken immediate corrective action like we did. >> how can the army properly defined what is extremist when the dod education activity rep hires students on staff to be educated on radical racial and sexual ideas while tricare limits a parent's ability to view their children's medical records and allows children to receive abortion services without parental consent or notification? >> on the training that was conducted at fort liberty, there is no excuse for the poor quality. >> mr. chairman, we are not going to go anywhere here so i yield back. >> thank you, mr. chair. i will try to structure my questions differently given that i think there a

alvin bragg agreed to move the sentencing until after the election. november 26th. jack smith is appealing that documents case removal throwing out that case. he wants that to go to trial and he is moving forward with the d.c. case. seems like a lot to juggle here. bottom line if donald trump wins in november, expect those two federal cases to be thrown out. if kamala harris wins, he will likely go to trial unless she decides to pardon him, which is always a possibility. he has two civil cases. six cases only one was a serious threat to him. >> dana: there are so many you almost need your own show just to talk about them. we appreciate you giving us the summary. thank you. >> thank you. >> it's not enough that you have screwed over 13 family members, refused to look them in the eye or give them the dignity, the respect of telling them what happened. how about the american people? how about the people in your own state department? >> dana: details from a new report accusing the biden administration of lying about the botched afghanistan pull-out. >> bill: the migrant

bragg he's my buddy lifeline and on this show here's what adam said on jimmy kimmel about trump's odor. >> so if you take like armpits uh-huh. >> catch-up makeup and a little but it's probably like makeup and a little been how did he get that close? i've been close to trump biden smell anything? i mean, we've gotten bad argument, but i have covid at the time. >> no membrane charlie is your headline blink plummets during presidential debate wait. oh, i haven't blood pressure know that went the other way. >> no the answer is porn traffic porn traffic plummets during presidential debate because it was a very sexy debate. but was mark watching the debate or supporting off to the debate all of america according to pornhub, a site i'm not familiar with they say that traffic was down 14.8% on average across the country during the debate, which makes sense because if you went to watch an old man getting spanked the debate was porn if you're, in the step moms oh wow hubs, data first off, shot shut up the pornhub, foot laying out the data in which a way to make it look like, you know, their data

oh, bragg show here's what adam said on jimmy kimmel about trump's older so if you take like armpits uh-huh. catch-up, makeup a little. >> but it's probably like makeup and a little. >> but how did he get that close? i mean, close to trump. i didn't smell anything. i mean, we've gotten bad argument, but i have covid at the time. >> no i'm brynn charlie. >> here's your headline blank plummets during presidential debate wait. >> oh, i haven't. >> blood pressure know that went the other way the answer is porn traffic porn traffic plummets during presidential debate because it was a very sexy debate. >> but was mark robinson watching supporting off to the debate all of america according to pornhub, a site of math familiar with they say that traffic was down 14.8% on average across the country. during the debate which makes sense because if you end to watch an old man getting spanked the debate was porn if you're, into step moms oh wow hubs, data first all got shot up the pornhub foot laying out the data in which a way to make it look like. >> you know, their dad is dripping down the wall

of the situation is, this case never should have been brought, ssj vance passed on it sos did alvin bragg then donald trump decided to run for office and we're here. judge mer channed's opinion is still flawed because of one thing. like you said, the supreme court, which is the highest court in this country, a country based on the constitution, separation of powers, we have that implace for a reason. they said that a president is immune and that's all presidents, not just president trump, from these types of political or any frankly prosecution, persecution, civilly or criminally. and the fact that he is kicking the can down the road, while it's appreciated because he doesn't want to appear to be doing what i and you have called election interference, which is what it is, is great. however this case should be frankly dismissed. there was testimony on this case at the time of trial from people that were sitting in the oval from the president's team, evidence that should never have been brought in under this supreme court decision. so hitting the can down the road i appreciate but quite hon

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oh, bragg and he's my buddy a lifeline i miss here's what adam said on jimmy kimmel about trump's older. so he take like armpits, catch-up, makeup, and a little but it's probably like and a little been how did he get that close? >> i've been close to trump i didn't smell anything. i mean, we've gotten bad argument, but i have covid at the time. no membrane. >> charlie's here's your headline blink plummets during presidential debate. >> wait. oh, i have it. blood pressure now that went the other way you the answer is porn traffic plummets during presidential debate because it was a very sexy debate but was mark robinson watching? their supporting off to the debate with all of them according to pornhub, a site of math familiar, but they say that traffic was down 14.8% on average across the country during the debate which makes sense because if you want to watch an old man getting spanked, the debate was porn and if you're in des step moms oh, wow porn hubs, data first all shot, shot up the pornhub foot laying out the data in which a way to make it look like. >> you know, their dad is drip

a alvin bragg and washington democrats after judge juan merchan postponed his sentencing in the caseial election. here to react, george washington university law professor and fox news contributor e jonathan thursdayly -- turley. great to have you with us this morning. >> thank you, will. will: i think everyone has acknowledged most objective, rational people have acknowledged the weakness of the initial conviction of donald trump, and then that was confirmed somewhat with the supreme court saying he has presidential immunity on so many as aspects that would have ended up undermining the new york conviction. but do you think judge merchan, professor if -- who i think has been fairly obstinate in not worrying about the law and pursuing what looks like a political case -- do you think he was impacted by the political fallout should he have sentenced donald trump? >> oh, i think so. he might actually have been sort of sub consciously or or to consciously aware that if he hit trump with a jail sentence, he very well could have reelected him. i mean, every time the public saw what was hap

and they have the entire department of defense standing by if they need more help at fort bragg, fort liberty and fort campbell. all thoelz groups are ready to come help if the national guard needs help. >> i'm sure they're going to need it with a look at what it looks like right now. thank you for your time. >>> president trump is trying to convince people that he respects women. >> i have great respect, admiration and i cherish women. >> reporter: bizarre? yes. creepy, kind of. but many women actually bought it. in fact, he got the majority of votes from some groups of women including middle-aged white women. now facing an uphill battle he's leaning into that old rhetoric again but this time it's turbo charged. >> you will no longer be pay ban donned, lonely or scared. you will no longer be in danger. you're not going to be in danger any longer. you will no longer have anxiety from all of the problems our country has today. you will be protected and i will be your protecter. women will be happy, healthy, confident, and free. >> now he's ramped up his unhinged paternalistic rhetoric.

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money the former president will not know a sense until after the election district attorney alvin braggoff on it judge juan mershon noticed that sentencing will be on november 26. in washington, d.c. special counsel jack smith is moving along with this case but ultimately "the bottom line" i mentioned a lot and the last 90 seconds if donald trump wins in november, the two federal criminal cases against him will essentially go away. if he loses he will go to trial in 2025 unless it's always possible he could be pardoned by kamala harris if she wins. stuart: i'm trying to figure out why she would do that but that's another story. you packed a lot into 90 seconds, see you soon. djt shares a proxy for the election fight dropped to a very low level last week. how much did trump lose. >> he's lost $4 billion remember in may his stake was worth 6 billion now it is over 2 billion, the argument has been djt is the meme stockett trades with the former president election chances, the stock has lost half of its market value since biden dropped out. to be fair trump's media is expanding their produc

three man at the department of justice, a guy named -- kohl anglo, that's him on the left, for alvin bragg'sinst a former president who was challenging the current president of the united states. it was a very political local court prosecution based on an uncharged, expired misdemeanor that miraculous miraculously turned into 34 felonies. that was all a allowed by the judge on the right, merchan. is that now the normal of american justice? because that ain't justice. >> yeah. i mean, if merrick garland really believes that,s all he has to do is cite one more example of any of the top three or four or five federal attorneys in the doj in new york going and being outsourced or resigning and taking a lesser-compensated job at a local prosecutor's officeful that doesn't happen in california, it doesn't happen in utah, it doesn't happen anywhere in the united states. so all he has to do is say we have a very top, high ranking justice official who chose to, you know, step down and go to mississippi or wyoming or new mexico to help out on on a municipal prosecution. and he can't do that, and he kno

manhattan's district attorney alvin bragg rarely turns criminals loose.e's twisted the law to prosecute donald trump and he wants to put him in prison in the middle of a presidential election. this is the city i came back to. this is the city i have lived in for over 40 year. i love it. after all these years i feel like i fit in but it is clearly in crisis. i'm trying to figure out what went wrong. my conclusion is lousy, one party government for the last 10 years complicated by wrong-headed response to the pandemic, and an out of control border that dumps hundreds of thousands of migrants on to our streets and into our schools. london seems to have gotten it right. i never thought i'd say this. new york has not. third hour of "varney" starts now. stuart: jimmy failla with me now. jimmy, why do you think new york is in kind of crisis that i just described? >> well i think it's pretty straightforward. whatever country doesn't have prince harry gets, i'm kidding. stuart: [laughter] >> okay? i agree with you on the one party rule issue. i live here in new yo

attack against the prosecutors who lead the department of justice: went against district attorney alvin bragg, went against judge chutkan, judge merchan, he's called for the pardoning of the more than a thousand individuals that have either pled guilty or were found guilty for their actions on january 6th. in which 140 police officers were attacked. i think that we've got a bite there. i'll toss it back to you, katy. of donald trump. >> i think we mistakenly had the sound up a little too high on some o. video we were rolling underneath you. vaughn hillyard, it looks like you're at a town hall. i realize now that you are not. again, i guess if there were voters asking him questions, if he was doing a town hall, i would wonder if any would be asking about his legal troubles or they would be asking him about, i don't know, their own policy desires and desires for their own lives. lisa rubin, after all, this is an election to be president. lisa rubin, vaughn hillyard, thank you very much. >>> and still ahead, what could be a bigger deal than the former third ranking republican endorsing a democra