i want to bring in dan abrams now. d d dan, your books are always very good.e're going to talk about your book, which is one of the biggest conspiracy theories ever to spread around this country. we've got to talk about the conspiracies that are driving pretty much everything right now. so you heard trump's former national security adviser michael flynn talking about the coup in the u.s., whatever. why do you think people are latching onto these lies about the election and even beyond? >> well, and then lying about the lie, right? i mean after the fact, then saying, well, no, i didn't actually say that. and you know what you see is actually, speaking of lawyers, lawyerly arguments, right, to try to get your way out of a statement that you never should have made. i mean the statement was initially made by michael flynn at a sort of q&a session and he's asked the question about that, and he says, yeah, yeah, yeah. you know, that's something that we should consider here, et cetera. and then when, you know, when the backlash comes and people say, wait a sec, you'r

dan abrams new book "kennedy's avenger." interested in both topics, but when we have an excuse to get you on and talk law, we'll always take it, dan. thank you, sir. >> always love coming on with you. >> appreciate. we have a lot more up on the program. a crisis for one florida blogger, or should i say ex-blogger. we got it covered. >>> also later, free beer and your vaccination for you or your friends. we will draw the links with the ultimate guest. i am expecting to learn a lot scientifically. the surgeon general vivek murthy is on the program later tonight. is on the program later tonight. lower interest rate. my principal is going down. sofi is a place where you can start to tackle those money goals today. compared to where i was three years ago, i'm kinda killing it. ♪♪ [singing] oven roasted cooold cuts cooold cuts keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base c

let me bring back dan abrams. tell me if i'm wrong.he president this week. >> absolutely not. i think it is absolutely newsworthy and that is the distinction, right. which is if the former president just repeats the same lie about the 2020 election, that is not necessarily news. i do think it is important to keep covering it. but it is not necessarily big news. when he said he thinks he's going to be reinstated in august or that is the reporting on it, of course that is newsworthy. of course the media aud to be focusing on that. i know there is a lot of people out there who want to say i don't want to hear anything about donald trump. well, that is their choice and they could go into a -- a media cocoon and achieve that. but i think a network like cnn and other cable news networks of course have to be covering news that former president trump is making. why? he's the former president and he's the leader of the republican party. and if you cover his lies, you cover them and you talk about why they're lies and why for example he can't ge

we asked dan abrams if he thinks it's coming back and he said he thinks it might be coming back soon. the air, but reality isn't. police officers under assault every day in america. this is are chester, new york last week. officers trying to arrest an armed man want for multiple felonies. you can see the georgia gathering crowd per rates him. rates -- the crowd berates him. here to tell us about the war on cops. the host of podcast to be tails and the war on blue, sean sticks larkin. you are trying to calm things dune you have a rowdy crowd around you. that's a lot to deal with. >> jesse i have been in that exact situation numerous time. on your police radio you have got a red button. that the button you hit to get everybody to stream to you as quick as they can. we have krowls dispersing pepper spray. jesse: man the courtroom crooked prosecutors and defense attorneys collaborate with accused criminals and they will make stuff up about officers. how do officers deal with that? >> when i first came on this job i was sold from the beginning. you are not going to be fearful of getting ki

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you know, the thing is -- let's talk about this because dan abrams has been saying that the media is the media's culpable, but i agree with you that it's underreported. i agree that the media ought to be covering more crime waves in certain cities. now, some people say, oh, there's no crime wave, it's actually -- look at the numbers this way or that way. you know, the bottom line is that there is a serious crime problem in big cities around america. and i do think that the media is reluctant to cover that kind of story. elizabeth: so you're not getting this on cnn, msnbc, other networks. final word, deneen. >> that's all you need to know, liz. really the media, the mainstream the media is part of the problem. elizabeth: all right. deneen borelli, great to see you. come back soon. and thank you for watching, i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "can evening edit," that -- the evening edit. we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ larry: hello, everyone. welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. several weeks ago i read a wonderful column by my old pa

let's talk about this, dan abrams has been saying that the media is reluctant to cover stories like thisn america. >> i agree with you that it's underreported. i agree the media ought to be covering more crime waves in certain cities, some people tell you there's no crime wave yet to look at the numbers as we arew, that way, the bottom line there is a serious crime problem in big cities around america. i do think that the media is reluctant to cover that kind of story. elizabeth: you're not getting this on cnn, msnbc, other networks,l final word. >> that's all you need to know, the media, the mainstream media as part of the problem. elizabeth: great to see you, come backu. soon. thank you for watching, i am elizabeth macdonald you been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. thank you for watching we hope you have a good evening, join us again tomorrow night. ♪ larry: hello, everyone. welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. several weeks ago i read a wonderful column by my old pal gerry baker, himself a "wall street journal" editor at large, and this was in the "wall street journal"

it has largely been forgotten and abc news chief legal analyst dan abrams is out with a new book thatf the most overlooked courtroom dramas of the 20th century, it's called "kennedy's avenger," and dan joins us right now, dan, good morning. congratulations on this new book which i have right here. let's just start by talking about what you learned about th wwrinthis bo. >> wel didn't bo this trl and ththgshak t tofact that thi the biggest trial of the decade at the time. how has it been forgotten to history? it was also a really interesting trial that spawned many of the current conspiracy theories based on questions that went unanswered in that courtroom. for example, at one point the defense says to the prosecution we'd like you to stipulate that lee harvey oswald acted alone and the prosecutor says we're not stipulating to anything. and suddenly people said, well, why aren't they? and there were a number of moments like that throughout the case, but most interesting, of course, is the defense to me that jack ruby pursued, which was the idea that despite the fact that we all saw him

. >>> abc chief legal analyst dan abrams is reacting to the testimony.ys he is stunned by what he's heard. >> she didn't know she could file to end this. that's astonishing because as the lawyer involved here, i always have said well you know, she could always file to end this. and yet now if this is true that she didn't know, that's a really big deal. >> abrams says this testimony will be key to how the judge decides. you can hear more at 7:00 a.m. >>> it's now time your money morning report. mixed open numbers. 44,000 new jobless claims were filed last week. that's down 7000 from the prior week but higher than economists projected at 380,000 new claims. there are just under 3.4 million continuing claims and that is a new post pandemic low. >>> we want to take a live look at the new york stock exchange now as trading gets underway this morning. you see we're up about 276 points. >>> if you wish you could bring your pets to work, there's a major company pushing to make four-legged coworkers the norm. petco published a free tool kit for employers who want

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joining us now the author of "kend's avenger, the forgotten trial of jack ruby" written by dan abramswhole lot after tension so how did you arrive at this trial? >> well and this one in particular is amazing that it hadn't gotten more attention. because as you showed right there, this was the story of the early 1960s. and this trial was the story of 1964. i mean, the world's meefdia was at this case. and it was -- it was so high-profile, the fact that it's become a foot note to history, jack ruby's case, yes, the deliberation was relatively quick, but the trial itself was fascinating. i mean, there were celebrity witnesses, there were celebrity lawyers. there was at one point a jail break that occurred literally in front of the media that was gathered there at the courthouse. this trial was a spectacle and as you pointed out, jack ruby died an innocent man, meaning this conviction was overturned and he was preparing for a new trial where i think he would have presented a very new defense than the one that he presented in the case that did exist. >> dan, what threats have pulled on for

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want to bring in our chief legal analyst dan abrams here in studio with us, and "the new york times" ary "free britney." thank you both for being here. dan, wow. hearing from her, this whole free britney movement, hearing her she sounds like a literal prisoner. >> this was even more of a bombshell than we expected. we came into this wondering how big a deal is it going to be. this was a huge deal what she said here. the two things that struck me most were the -- first of all, the fact that she says she didn't know she could file to end this. that's astonishing because as the lawyer involved here, i always have said, well, you know, she could always file to end this. and yet now if this is true that she didn't know, that's a really big deal. number two, on the flip side to some degree is she repeated again and again that she wanted to end this but without a medical examination. and, you know, if you want to end this the way to do it in a faster way is to say i'll do anything it takes to end this. let's get the exam done. let's get this finished but you can tell she's so frustrated with

. >>> our chief legal analyst dan abrams is at the desk with us, injouging us with right now. >> welcome explain exactly what that is and how it's used. >> yeah, there are two sort of buckets, one is effectively a guardianship of the person to make sure that she's eating, to make sure that her mental health is protected, et cetera. really the very, very basics about living. and then part two is the financial piece. right? so in effect there are two conservatorships in place with britney spears. it's not an either/or. it's both. it's both with regard to her health and with regard to her finances and let's be clear on this. this is really unusual, okay. a conservatorship tends to be for someone with dementia or someone who is having such severe drug problems that they literally can't make decisions for themselves. >> that's my question. she's out there performing and she's out there doing her job. how can she be called incapacitated? >> and she's created a clothing line and a new perfume line and judge on a reality show. i mean it is hard to believe, right, particularly putting aside the f