dershowitz, do not bring another case in front of this court. habeas. i said, your honor, with all due respect, you have your job. i have my job. if the evidence warrants it. i will bring case. and if you want to sanction me, that's your job. but don't tell me how to do my job. and i did bring a fourth motion. we lost it again. he's still in jail. it's a tragedy there are very few cases like that that i've lost. i've had a really good in homicide, particularly because their science, all the cases are science. and if you want to be a lawyer, if any of you have children, grandchildren want to be a lawyer, major in science, learn about dna, learn about you know, you can learn about law in law school, but become an expert in the science. that's what wins and loses cases, even in our post fact world juries listen to facts and if you can give them the facts enough to cause reasonable doubt, they will acquit. chicago. oh boy, that tough your remember the case that was the 68 convention every hoffman jerry rubin all of those guys and i. i did the legal stuff in

alan dershowitz, gregg jarrett. president trump back in new york city ahead of his expected arraignment tomorrow. sarah carter is live right outside of trump tower. i understand there's been cops there most of the day. sarah? >> yeah, for sure, sean. president trump arrived this afternoon to beefed up security. the nypd put up barricades all along in front of trump towers and across the street. there's been lookyloos. some supporting donald trump here on the streets. you can see there's a lot of commotion here at trump tower. we spent the day in new york city talking to folks. just asking them, how they feel about what has been happening with president trump and the arraignment tomorrow. here's what they had to say. >> do you think this is a politically motivated indictment by the manhattan d.a.? >> no doubt. only political. everything that they've done against trump has been political starting with russia collusion. it's a pack of lies. >> it's think he's charged like anybody else would be. i think it's great it's

alan dershowitz, thank you very much indeed for joining dershowitz, thank you very much indeed forjoiningevening here in london. thank you . so we now know that it's 34 you. so we now know that it's 34 counts and it is basically all business accounting. it's the way things have been mis accounted for according to the charges. well me is susan platt chief of staff to joe biden and someone who's been on this program before. susan, you might have just heard alan dershowitz there. i mean, this is so it's so political . it's so aimed at so political. it's so aimed at this man yet again , all new. do this man yet again, all new. do you think the democrats are in danger of actually tipping the neutrals in trump's favour? i didn't hear alan dershowitz and have to respectfully disagree because i haven't read the charges. no one that i know of has read the charges except those in the courtroom right now . and they probably haven't finished reading them. he . and they probably haven't finissay reading them. he . and they probably haven't finissay thatiing them. he . and they probably haven't finissa

alan dershowitz, thank you very much indeed for joining dershowitz, thank you very much indeed forjoininghis evening here in london. thank you . so we now know that it's 34 you. so we now know that it's 34 counts and it is basically all business accounting. it's the way things have been mis accounted for according to the charges. well me is susan platt chief of staff to joe biden and someone who's been on this program before. susan, you might have just heard alan dershowitz there. i mean, this is so it's so political . it's so aimed at so political. it's so aimed at this man yet again , all new. do this man yet again, all new. do you think the democrats are in danger of actually tipping the neutrals in trump's favour? i didn't hear alan dershowitz and have to respectfully disagree because i haven't read the charges. no one that i know of has read the charges except those in the courtroom right now . and they probably haven't finished reading them. he . and they probably haven't finissay reading them. he . and they probably haven't finissay thatiing them. he . and they probably haven't fin

. >> sean: dershowitz, he doesn't think he can win in new york. he thinks he'll be found guilty because the only normal people in new york are in this room. [cheers and applause] >> sean: it's a fact. >> 85% of the people in this district voted against donald trump, and those are the people that will comprise the jury pool. so, on top of that, you've got a bias judge, and so the deck is stacked. the fix is in. and, you know, my objection to this judge in particular, forget about his politics and the way he's always ruled against trump in other trump-related cases, this is a judge who presided over the grand jury. he watched what was unfolding. he saw the indictment as it was being drawn up. now, a good objective, fair, conscientious judge would have said, you've got to state a crime. this is defective. i won't even allow you to issue this indictment, but this judge apparently doesn't care and now he is given alvin bragg eight months to try to figure out a crime but there is none. he can't charge him under state law because it was a federal electio

alan dershowitz, greg jarrett. all right. this is a fox news alert. >> president trump now back in new york city ahead of his expected arraignment tomorrow. our very fox news investigative reporter contributor sara carter is live right outside of trump tower. i understand there's been a lot of cops most of the day. >> sara , sara , oh, yeah, for sure, sean. president trump arrived this afternoon to beefed up security. the nypd put up barricades all along in front of trump towers and across the street, there have been looky loos, people coming by , taking pictures, others protesting small groups, others supporting donald trump. right here on the streets. you can see there are still a lot of commotion here at trump tower. we spent the day in new york city talking to folks, just asking them how they feel about what has been happening with president trump. and the arraignment tomorrow. and here's what they had to say. do you think this is a politically motivated indictment? by the manhattan d.a.? no doubt only political. everythi

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congress needs an answer. >> greg jarrett professor dershowitz. professor congratulations your book is selling like crazy. >> thank you thank you. >> every sell legal issue the president is facing and it's well worth a read for everybody. we appreciate you both. now on to another disturbing religion and tradition and traditional american values are under attack from biden's doj. we have new documents revealed by congressman jim jordan and they show the fbi sought to develop sources inside of christian churches and catholic churches as well as they put to it come bat domestic terrorism. make no mistake this is an assault on religion and christianity and senator josh hawley is calling out the a.j. merck garland for lies after he testified that the fbi wasn't sending agents into catholic churches during a recent exchange on capitol hill. look at in. >> attorney general, are you cut investigating sources and spies in latin mass parishes around the country? >> the justice department does not do that. it does not do investigations based on religion >> h

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do you think any judge wants to be what they call dershowitz? people will look at them and say my god, that is the judge that freed donald trump. what they did to me when i defended him is nothing compared to what they would do to a judge eric totally ostracized. >> you were attacked with lies which you will sue a lot of people. >> it has cost me a lot of money and time to defend myself. all of it is the result of doing what john adams did 200 years ago, defending somebody who was unpopular. that's what american lawyers have to do. >> i believe this is a tsunami of legal issues that they are putting on trump. why are they doing it? democrats will say we think donald trump is the easiest to beat. on the other hand they are preventing him from running a campaign and most of them seem to want them in an orange jumpsuit. i would imagine they want to take him down, period, end of sentence. soon if this is a 1-2 punch by james and bragg. >>> you have georgia and a special counsel. >> prosecutors, not people like you, not only can make witnesses saying

>> well, first of all, alan dershowitz said if israel went with the original proposal, as proposed by the justice minister, it wouldn't be an ill liberal democracy, he said it would resemble, knew zealand and canada and the united states. there is a lot of hype and exaggeration. but what i've already said and i think people understand it and accept it on my side of the spectrum, that we cannot move the pendulum from one side of the most activist judicial branch on the planet that has the willing of the majority again overriding the decisions of the elected government, to the other side, where you have the parliament essentially overriding with a simple imagine the will of the -- the decisions of the supreme court. israel has been thrown off balance. the big challenge, it is a big one, is to bring it back to a balance that is accepted and in most democracies between the three branches of government without going to a sign that would remove checks an balances on the power of the majority. i have no problem with that. as you know, i was educated in the united states. i'm fully conversant

alan dershowitz appreciate you coming on. it was a spectacle in new york. that was the entire point of it, to terrify voters in a general election from voting for trump. a judge let a photographer into the courtroom, in addition to sketch artists so they had pictures of trump in court. the same media outlets insisted they were very somber, approaching this situation with the respect it was due. >> my thought is it's a very sad day for america. >> if you don't see this as a sad day for america. >> so serious and solemn. >> sadness. i think we got to this point in america. >> it is a sad day for america. >> it is a serious night and a somber moment for our country. >> it should be a somber moment. i have a lot of friends on the left side of the spectrum who are doing a happy dance and i don't think that's appropriate. >> tucker: it's just not appropriate. steve crackour covers television. he is author of uncovered. look, the the falseness i think comes right through on the tube. there's one thing viewers can perceive immediately is whether the person is real.

interesting, alan dershowitz was talking to charlie kirk yesterday on your show and he said former presidentald trump will probably be convicted in new york city by a jury who voted for bragg and voted for get trump, allen dershowitz said. he said it will be reversed on appeal he said that alvin bragg is going to be very popular. he will probably get reelected and win the case unless there is a change of venue. >> brian: or it's dismissed. >> ainsley: even here in new york people are talking about this. they are saying just like newt gingrich did. they might have just guaranteed that he will be the republican nominee. and. >> steve: that's right. >> ainsley: newt gingrich said even when mitt romney and jeb bush and others come out and say this is wrong, you are seeing sort of a consolidation of trump vs. a corrupt establishment. >> brian: i think there is a couple things going on. this case is a joke. there is nothing here. alvin bragg should just resign. he should be embarrassed. iif you even flip to other channels, no one can figure out what he is up to. >> ainsley: where is the second cri

has anybody who didn't vote for trump other than dershowitz you just saw said a word about it? well, tulsi, gabbard ran for president as a democrat, served in the congress, of course, from hawaii. she joins us tonight. congressman, thank you so much for coming on . so, i mean, tucker, at what point does it become not about one guy, one candidate, and about the preservation of a justice system that all of us want to live under, the point that that needs to happen is right now, this is a really sad day for our country. the bottom line is we have a democrat establishment that is so blinded by their hatred of donald trump and their love for power that they just they don't care about the country. they don't care about how their weaponizes portion of our law enforcement against their political opponent is undermining the very foundation of our democracy, our rule of law. they don't care about the serious precedent this is setting that fundamentally undermines that foundation potentially for for a very long time. to come. now, i know. i know i know some democrats who in their heart kn

joining us now, alan dershowitz. alan, great to see you this morning.k you. maria: isn't it interesting to see how hunter biden is treated versus donald trump. is this another piece of evidence of a dual application of the law in america? >> well, i think the justice department generally will give a meeting to anybody who is a subject of an investigation. it shows several things. first of all, it was the biden people who sought the meeting which means they're probably in a negotiating mode. people don't seek a meeting just for a take y status report or u. you can do that on the phone. when you bring in a group of lawyers to talk to people in the justice department it's generally a part of negotiation. it wouldn't surprise me if there were ultimately a resolution of the case short of a public indictment. some kind of information and plea bargain. that's just speculation. the meeting was sought by the biden people. that tells us something. maria: james comer, the chairman of the oversight committee, has told us that he believes there are at least you now

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only alan dershowitz and even among top republicans, mitch mcconnell, senator theune, we've seen silenceing there's no one really defending donald trump outside of the republican party and the base, they go what does this mean for me? will my neighbors who are democrats be silent if i am then the next in line to be persecuted and i say a that because we just had on people who lived under communism on our show who have said this is what it looked like before it all started to happen, go after the guy in charge and they go after his family, go after a his businesses and then they go after his supporters and a lot of americans are on edge because of that right now. >> trump's campaign pushed out new endorsements from house and senate republicans so something bad happens like this, even those in office are saying hey, it's time to stand behind him. it will be interesting, will, to see what -- if the case is dismissed, which it's unlikely to be based on the judge who seems to have a bias against donald trump let's say it does go to trial and there's discovery and because apparently it's a sta

and other agencies as well knows there's likely 34 charges, right, and take a listen to what alan dershowitzsays -- had to say, he's accusing someone in maybe the da's office or grand jury likely leaking information about the indictment. listen. >> never in the history of america has anybody ever paying for an nda done that and never in the history of america has anybody ever been indicted for not doing that. i don't think any right-thinking person will tell you that this indictment would have occurred but to the fact that the man's name is donald trump. not that he's a past president but that he's a potentially future president running against the head of the party, the democrats, it's very likely that the reason we know about this indictment and how come we know about it, it hasn't -- hadn't been made public is because somebody either in the da's office or in the grand jury probably leaked this which is a more serious felony. as far as i know there's been no investigations of the leak. alicia: concha, i will two to you. fair point? >> fair point. molly knows this from her book. leaks out o

it's only alan dershowitz he is the only defender. >> they are celebrating, there's an get trump now they think they got truck. what does that mean for america's moving forward for the future. >> they want to pack the court and change it all anyway. >> the glee that we play on the faces of the host of the view i think it's a little. the personal glee. speaking of yesterday we had eric trump on the show and what this meant for his family and for the country, watch. >> they campaigned and fundraising after going after my father and taking them down i used to live in new york i know the city very well there's so much looting and crime homelessness is through the roof this is a priority of the manhattan das office for six years is going after donald trump and they went through the familiar documents, corporate documents, 11 million documents they did not find a damn thing, on the eve of my father running for president announcing his candidacy again when is up by 35% of polls this is where he they take them out they cannot get into the executive branch they tried damn hard we saw that wit

>> well, first of all, alan dershowitz has said that if israel went with the original proposal as proposedice minister it wouldn't be any liberal democracy. he said it would resemble new zealand, canada and the united states. so understand that there's a lot of hype and a lot of exaggeration, but i'll tell you one thing that i've already said and i think people now understand it and accept it on my side of the spectrum that we cannot move the pendulum from one side of the most activist judicial branch on the planet that abrogates the will of the majority and again, overriding the decisions of the elected government to the other side where you'd have the parliament essentially overriding with the simple majority, the will or the decisions of the supreme court. israel has been thrown off balance and the challenge is a big one is to bring it back to a balance that is accepted in most democracies between the three branches of government without going to the side that would indeed remove checks and balances on the power of the majority. i have no problem with that. as you know, i was educated i

jarrett and author of the new best selling book get trump how appropriate, harvard law professor alan dershowitz is with us. let me go through the grounds i discussed with joe takapena. professor, they'll argue this is based on faulty legal theory. secondsly they'll argue about the statute of limitations and most importantly perhaps held the seek a dismissal based on the argument of prosecutorial misconduct and selective prosecution. those are arguments you have made. i think all three of them are strong and there's a strong case you should have a change of venue because i don't think new york is going to be fair to donald trump. >> that's right but before we get to that i want to mention president trump called me a couple days ago to thank me for writing get trump and be -- and he asked me for advice. one piece of advice buy stock in a t-shirt company that can put your mug shot on as a logo and that t-shirt will be more popular since frank sinatras mug shot. >> i think you will agree with me when they get a mug shot there will be t-shirts and habits and probably say trump 2024 and on the back s

i think it's only alan kerr, wits, that's all we've got -- dershowitz.onnell, senator thune, silent on this. what say you about that as that being you know, one of the scariest parts about this? >> no, you're right. their silence is can deafening, right? this is like xi, this is what wees caped from from vietnam. my maternal grandfather was taken away in the middle of the night. he was a magistrate the, and he was just executed in the middle of the night. this is what's going to happen in our country. i grew up in west africa, spent seven years over there, and this is how a coup d'etat the happens. this is happening right now in our country, and we're trying to sound an alarm here and now. rachel: yeah. it's really scary. peter, i talked to some venezuelans at one point on my podcast, and i asked them when they knew things were really going bad and not able to come back from it in venezuela, and they said when we saw our legal system weaponized and used against the opposition to make sure that they had no power. your thoughts on your experience with this

maria: and those are strong for the records famed attorney alan dershowitz on the unprecedented moveindict president trump. joining me right now to weigh in is is wisconsin republican congressman brian steil. you pushed back, was one of of the writers of that letter to manhattan t.a. alvin bragg wanting information behind this suit. he wrote back saying you're actually breaching his sovereignty in new york. of where do we stand on that? >> i think we asked him three important questions, and we got a very telling answer on the first one, are there federal dollars at play in this investigation. in his response he admitted that, yes, there are federal dollars at play. i think we still need to answer to the second two questions, is he in coordination with the united states department of justice? they looked at this case and chose not to move forward. and third, is he usurping federal power over federal campaign finance law? it's the reason that we ultimately need to get answers to the questions. the principle is everyone is treated equally under the law, and it's all of you are concern w

presidents, from filmmakers as steven spielberg and ken jurists, such as sandra day o'connor, alan dershowitz and judith sheindlin, otherwise known as judge judy from corporate leaders, such as google's eric schmidt and caterpillar's doug over hillman, poets such as collins and kevin stein. sailors from the uss abraham lincoln. and musical and visual artists such as pete seeger. and annie. pete seeger sent us the gettysburg address, written out in his own hands. in a different format. and he said, you know, i'm 94, so i'm not going to be composing anything right now. but i'm going to write it out for you. the gettysburg out for you. the way i've helped people over the years learn to recite it. and so that's what he sent us. and annie leibowitz. sent us. she said, well, you know, i'm not a writer. i do photograph. so she sent us some photo essays that we included in the book particularly the one of daniel chester french, who was the sculptor for the lincoln memorial. and she was at his studio. and so she a picture of of the model and that's what we have the book but many of our other essays sp

night, by the way, we have the great one , mark levin, dan bongino, jonathan turley, greg and alan dershowitz, kellyanne conway and so much more . all right. in the meantime, that's all the time we have left this evening. thank you for making the show possible. please set your dvr so you never miss an episode and let not your heart be troubled. pete hegseth, my friend, my colleague, filling in for laura . now, i got to give you credit and i've been giving you attribution and credit for the thought that, you know what, this mug shot that comes out tomorrow or whenever it comes out is going to be the number one selling t-shirt and hat in the country. and it'll say underneath it, trump twenty , twenty four . >> that's exactly right. t-shirt, dorm rooms, that's it is a symbol for sure. sean, can i invest with you in this business that you're going to start? >> i'd like to get in on the action here. text me. you got my number. let's do it. deal . all right. have a great shilpi. sean, thanks. great show, as always. appreciate it. and sean mentioned on pete hegseth in for laura ingraham tonight. and

the, i think that most of it has been pointed out just from any other legal scholar, you know, dershowitz you may see, and we're all kind of seeing that this is a waste of time case it's going tock the dismissed. stuart: it's an outside chance that the judge says you don't have a case, walk away and everybody goes home. that's not going to happen, is it? >> well, or we'll see. i think it should happen, but my faith in the judicial system is jaded. stuart: i believe a gag order would be standard. no defendant is surely allowed to walk out of the courtroom and bad mouth the court or the d.a.. >> right. i don't think there'll be a gag order. stuart: why not? >> i don't. because i think we're dealing with a political figure who's a candidate. i think they could deal with it in different ways. they could make sure that evidence doesn't come out and things that are critical to the case at hand. but to try and silence the leading gop candidate, to try and silence somebody 40 who needs to go into debates and respond to questions for the american people would be election interference which, frankl

shows this wednesday and thursday and a few of our in studio guest pam bondi, alan dershowitz, tommy larin, leo 2.0 out tooter dixon, if you want to be a part of the audience, even liberals can come to you. >> just go to hannity for information. the tickets are absolutely, positively free. please set your dvr. never miss an episode. and in the meantime, that's all the time we have left this evening. let not your heart be trouble. we have a message for you tonight, laura . what is it? >> oh, yeah. hi, audience. i may come next week. hannity. i may come next week. how are you doing. a live show on wednesday. i if you are here we will do a live show together. >> yeah. okay, all right. i think i may be coming wednesday just for fun. okay, that'd be great. we'd love to date. oh yo it is a date. awesome show. all right, hannity. thanks so much. and i am laura ingraham. this is ingram angle and we're delighted you're with us tonight. former university of kentucky swimmer riley gaines. remember, she was attacked by students at san francisco state university because she stood up for female at

harvard law professor alan dershowitz. good to professor. congratulations. excuse me.ike i thought congressional oversight wa is made just for things like this. >> am i wrong? constdu oh, absolutely. and ittyent in is a constitutioy inherent in our constitution. >> pomerantz writes this book amazingly openly admitting that they targeted donald trump because of his politics and heea vented openly how much he hatedt donald trump.se and he had to be, quote unquote, stopped because he the writes this. >> trump posed a real danger to the country and the ideals ws that mattered to me. >> in other words, is very personal with pomerance and brak. hate >> we hate the guy. we don't like his ideas.t like his views.goin >>g so we're going to target hm specifically. don't worry about a crime. we'll scour the books. we'll find some offense to pin on him. >> we have it. we don't really know what it is yet. he hasn't decided. hadn't beed. and that simply underscores the the folly of the case against donald trump. >> and pomerance actually is violating the canon of ethics th

live audience shows this wednesday and thursday and a few of our in studio guest pam bondi, alan dershowitz, tommy larin, leo 2.0 out tooter dixon, if you want to be a part of the audience, even liberals can come to you. >> just go to hannity for information. the tickets are absolutely, positively free. please set your dvr. never miss an episode. and in the meantime, that's all the time we have left this evening. let not your heart be trouble. we have a message for you tonight, laura . what is it? >> oh, yeah. hi, audience. i may come next week. hannity. i may come next week. how are you doing. a live show on wednesday. i if you are here we will do a live show together. >> yeah. okay, all right. i think i may be coming wednesday just for fun. okay, that'd be great. we'd love to date. oh yo it is a date. awesome show. all right, hannity. thanks so much.

saying dershowitz on the other saying if we get that mug shot, if we get that, you know, that visual could be what sends him directly to house. so, you to the white house. so, you know, tuesday, every where everything's going to come to fruition. we'll see how it all unfolds. but a scary time here in the states. mark indeed. i mean, we are seeing the sequel to the civil war and it's actually very sad . i mean, i'm actually very sad. i mean, i'm at a loss. i don't really it it feels upside down, especially when you i don't have a dog in the fight. but if you look at the fight. but if you look at the things that are on with the biden family, you know, the chinese energy companies that are paying members of the biden family millions of dollars hunter's laptop, some of the images on hunter's laptop, you wonder, is all a diversion . wonder, is all a diversion. yeah, you do wonder , don't you? yeah, you do wonder, don't you? let's talk about your president now. the commander in chief, the leader of the free world, joe biden, with. i would a tone deaf to that tragic school shooting. take a

saying dershowitz on the other saying if we get that mug shot, if we get that, you know, that visuale what sends him directly to house. so, you to the white house. so, you know, tuesday, every where everything's going to come to fruition. we'll see how it all unfolds. but a scary time here in the states. mark indeed. i mean, we are seeing the sequel to the civil war and it's actually very sad . i mean, i'm actually very sad. i mean, i'm at a loss. i don't really it it feels upside down, especially when you i don't have a dog in the fight. but if you look at the fight. but if you look at the things that are on with the biden family, you know, the chinese energy companies that are paying members of the biden family millions of dollars hunter's laptop, some of the images on hunter's laptop, you wonder, is all a diversion . wonder, is all a diversion. yeah, you do wonder , don't you? yeah, you do wonder, don't you? let's talk about your president now. the commander in chief, the leader of the free world, joe biden, with. i would a tone deaf to that tragic school shooting. take a listen l

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