today dinesh learned his fate.red him to serve a five-year probationary sentence with community service. joining me now, dinesh d'souza and your reaction to the sentence? >> well, megyn, i've got a big smile on my face now. i think i've had it for several hours. i can't wipe it off because this was really an effort to put me out of business. the government was trying to lock me up for between 10 and 16 months, and a federal judge said no. >> a bill clinton appointee to the federal bench. >> a democratic appointee. for me, i had a wonderful lawyer ben brafman, he made an eloquent statement. i've been sustained over the past weeks by army of supporters and loyalists and friends who have just prayed for me and sustained me. but today my faith in an independent judiciary is affirmed. my own country tried to get me and put me away and the court said no. >> when i read the government's brief, they made no bones about it. they thought you should serve a minimum of ten months, but they really wanted you to do the full thin

dinesh d'souza, defending attorney in this case. are you prepared to give your opening statement of? >> i am. >> very good. >> so, this is a debate about american foreign policy is, not a debate about obama's foreign policy, not a debate about the patriot act. it's a debate about the impact of this country and its actions in the world, on the world and on us. and i want to starve a dog that the impact of america on the world. a good way to ask the question is to ask this, what would the world look like if the influence of america were shrunken 20? because that's basically what it means for america to be not interventionist is for america to have zero impact on the world. i would be for america to be config of america as another candidate. canada has zero impact on the world. things can happen all over the world. the canadians have appointed you but no one really cares. [laughter] and america used to be like that. we had no influence until basically world war ii. and then we started having an impact and what has that impact on the ba

but for four years it was not an issue, dinesh.we can tell that is not because the academic community had no idea about how ward churchill thinks or what he was teaching his students. >> there are two remarkable things here. one is, and i think, ward, we are finally in a point of agreement is that a lot of the radicals who started out wanting to bomb things and blow up things decided that there's a more effective way to promote radicalism and that is to become teachers. you saw this with bill ayers, we see this with ward churchill. >> bernadine who went onto teach at northwestern law school. >> these are people who can have receptions for a young obama, the people who can go to the faculty cocktail parties, that can be at the democratic convention and they fit in. nobody thinks it's odd to have them there. now, ward's right, once it all blows up suddenly he becomes inconvenient, but he's right to feel a little bit outraged because before that -- >> they scapegoated him. >> the same people were like, hey, ward, we kind of agree with

and coming up, dinesh d'souza and the attorney general's office.e experts work with equity experts who work with regional experts who work with portfolio management experts that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. >>> so what do filmmaker dinesh d'souza and the outgoing attorney general have in common? the man who tried to send dinesh to jail for campaign violation, the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york is the possible candidate. politico saying his election will help soothe the restless left. >>> just when it seems like bad news and horrific acts surround us, it's important to remember that good people are always working harder than the bad. to shine a little light into the lives of others. my colleague and friend is one of those people. she's an amazing woman whose books not only teach children about the weather but also promote literacy. and she has a new one. it is called freddy the frog caster and the big lizard. here it is. the blizzard. >> it's primetime freddy. >> the first f

the man who tried to send dinesh to jail for campaign violation, the u.s.ct of new york is the possible candidate. politico saying his election will help soothe the restless left. >>> just when it seems like bad news and horrific acts surround us, it's important to remember that good people are always working harder than the bad. to shine a little light into the lives of others. my colleague and friend is one of those people. she's an amazing woman whose books not only teach children about the weather but also promote literacy. and she has a new one. it is called freddy the frog caster and the big lizard. here it is. the blizzard. >> it's primetime freddy. >> the first freddy was a huge hit. >> yes. >> and you know what the people need to know is this is going to become iconic -- i predict there's going to be a tv series. freddy is going to be so huge. you might as well get your kids knowing him now. not only do they learn about weather, that's all good we want our kids to learn, but there's a beautiful story in there. it's got morals. >> they say you can't

tony zini talks about isis and the use of american force, and a debate on foreign policy featuring dinesh d'souza, operation iraqi freedom veterans discussing the current state of iraq, author interviews from ucla and much more. for more information, visit us on line at booktv.org. >> he's some of the latest -- here's some of the latest news about the publishing industry. author and journalist charles boden died on august 30th. his writing focused on the drug wars in mexico and immigration in the southwest. he made swivel appearances on booktv including our three-hour author interview program "in depth" which you can watch anytime on line at booktv.org. barnes & noble reported that their first quarter revenues decreased to $1.24 billion, that's down 7% compared to the previous year. "forbes" noted that the nation's top bookseller lost less money than was expected which may have contributed to the jump in the barnes & noble share price following the release of those first quarter results. science fiction and fantasy writing ursula kayla guinn will receive the medal for distinguished contri

after that fire broke out near the exit, they quickly knocked down that flame and got back on the dinesh why -- venetia bridge. >> did i just hang out with you? >> yes you did. >> we are heading back to work at this very moment. looking at the east shore freeway in the berkeley area, traffic is moving very nicely 18 minutes to get you from the carquinez to the mcarthur maze. and just a few minutes ago, it was slow as you approached foster city, no major problems are being reported and keep that in mind if you are headed again into foster city into san mateo bridge. concord looking great this morning and you go a little bit west from hercules to richmond. 446, yesterday warm to hot, well above average, especially inland 10 to 15 degrees system dropping way up here and it is going to combine and those two will give us a dramatic cool down and it starts today. a lot of 60s here, at this time it was 74 so the higher elevations are beginning to work its way in and that will make it to the surface. they say 53 as well and there is some cooler air beginning to work its way in. 21 for travis and

westerly, pretty flat and numberwise, averaging a good 5 degrees below average in danville as well as in dinesh -- venetia, and outside number 89 in clear lake, city of san francisco a high of 65 degrees. and quick bridge check before you head out the door. i swear there were two cars just moments ago. it was only about 14 minutes between richmond and marin county. we will have one for you monday coming up back to work. >>> and great brit great britain is in line for finding a rare coin. the date on the coin is 1652 and they didn't even have a monarch as michelle is eager to tell you. it is expected to sell up to $6.1 million and they will give money to the place where the coin was found. >>> residence of the nature's restart. they are determined to preserve their way of life. >> clothing may be optional but water, that is a necessity. >> we have not had an issue with water all of these years until drought. he runs the recorrect and the spring is nearly bone dry. >> water is getting lower. >> reporter: when the water gets too low they ship in water 3700 gallons at a time but it doesn't keep the

dinesh comes armed with facts.ts interesting. >>> we'll have president obama's live address to the nation about the isis terror threat and what the u.s. plans to do about it. are we about to bomb syria and who will help us? >>> results from the last primaries are now in. scott brown successfully winning the gop senate primary in another state. new hampshire. and a major upset in massachusetts. nine-term congressman losing the democratic primary to former marine seth moulten. >>> the first city council meeting in ferguson. demonstrators shood up and chanted. it i'm robert grey. now stay tuned for hannity. twitter @megynkelly. see you tomorrow at >>> welcome to hanty. this is a fox news alert. former baltimore ravens running back ray rice was released from team and suspended indefinitely from the nfl yesterday after a

dinesh comes armed with facts. interesting. >>> we'll have president obama's live address to the nation about the isis terror threat and what the u.s. plans to do about it. are we about to bomb syria and who will help us? follow me on twitte twitter @megynkelly. see you tomorrow at 9:00. >>> welcome to hanty. this is a fox news alert. former baltimore ravens running back ray rice was released from team and suspended indefinitely from the nfl yesterday after a video surfaced showing him punching hz then-fiancee, now wife, janay palmer. a longer video was shown and the couple can reportedly be heard shouting obscenities at each other and palmer is seen spitting in rice's face before he punched her. >> sean, the punch that knocked out a young woman and eventually derailed a young man's football career is now rocking one of the most powerful

at 7:45, a debate on foreign policy featuring dinesh d'souza. on "after words" at 9 p.m., ken silverstein looking at corruption in the international oil industry. edward baptist contends that slavery drove the united states' transformation into a global economic force at 10 p.m. eastern. and we wrap up tonight's prime time programming at 11 p.m. with two operation iraqi freedom veterans discussing the current state of iraq. that all happens next on c-span2's booktv. >> senator kirsten gillibrand talks about her life in politics and calls for women to rise up and make a difference in the world. this is about 45 minutes. ms. . [applause] >> it's just such a pleasure for me to introduce two extraordinary women tonight and two extraordinary voices in our nation's public life. our guest of honor is the mother of two, a wife, a lawyer, a sunday schoolteacher, community volunteer, former democratic representative from the 20th district of new york and, of course, now united states senator from new york in her second term. but that's not all. as of two

he did an interview with dinesh d'souza's movie. shouldn't that brotherly love started a home? a millionaire and has a brother that doesn't have any money in kenya. i said at the time i'd give him a thousand dollars, give him something. yet he doesn't help that brother. is that hypocritical? >> let me share with you, there are lots of things that good on in families which are not public. a lot of people don't know, for example, that barack was one who helped a lot of the poorer relatives in kenya come to washington, d.c., you know, for the first inauguration. it was a very special time. you know, for a country like kenya, which is a developing country as opposed to a developed country like the united states, there are huge ery important. >> shouldn't he help his brother who doesn't have any money? >> my understanding is that barack has helped in a number of ways, but maybe not so obviously. >> sounds like, my brother's keeper, let me ask you a last question. >> sure. >> you talk a lot in your book about your ground. >> i hope you liked it. >> it's interesting to me because i fe

my good friend in this -- dinesh d'souza found out about breaking finance laws. [inaudible] >> i live in new jersey. and i worked for you? >> you can come. i will let you in. >> by the way, i am a supply chain expert at financial policy council. having said that i'm an eternal optimist. i like every word of what you said today. lots of stuff, lots of stuff we heard from we need to digest and see how it can be made to work. but let me go back to my supply chain roots. fundamental question. a little bit presumption. i'm not anyone%. considered 2% and 98%. assuming all 100% works. how do you make the 2% work against the 98%? [inaudible] >> i'm saying 2% believe in your philosophy because i am assuming all the capitalists, all the rich guys believe in what you said. >> listen, i think all this consent is the fault and i don't want to make a campaign pitch for the public and party, i really don't but i am a republican and i wrote in my book philosophies for the republican party. i said to affect change you have to get elected. what you like it or not, politics is show

dinesh, you're great. god bless you. you make a lot of sense. this from dennis. probation sucks. okay. let me know what you think. on twitter @megyn kelly. >> welcome to hannity. this is a fox news alert. the united states along with five arab allies launched a series of air strikes against isis and al qaeda targets in syria last night. tonight we'll have complete coverage for what this means of the security of this homeland as well as what it means politically. we'll check in with colonels ralph peters and allen west. we'll get analysis from our political power players including karl rove, bob beckel, juan williams and even james carville tonight. the very latest where things stand in this fight against isis. jennifer? >> the operation began about 8:30 eastern last night. there were three weevs attacks. the first missile fired came from the uss arly burke. according to the pentagon, 47 tomahawk missiles were fired at command and control headquarters of an al qaeda offshoot called the khorasan group that u.s. officials claim was plotting against the u.s. arab nations did not part