your dream told you that trump is gonna win, and then ivanka, and then don jr. and eric.- uh, but barron only serves one term. - no, no, two terms. - no, that's only one term. that's four years. yeah, actually these are mostly one-term presidents. - no, you're not reading it right, brother. - no, i'm-- look, 2020-- no, this is '24 to '28. that's four years. - and then another four. - no, no, no, these are one-term presidents. - no. - ivanka, one term. don jr., one term. - ivanka is 2024. - and? - 2028. - that's eight years. - that's four years! - no. - you just have a four-year period in here where somebody else gets elected. - no. - it doesn't say anything about reelected. - it does! it says-- has her getting elected in 2024 and 2028. - your math is wrong. - no, my math is not wrong. ♪ - and while these patriots love america, they do think that old glory could use a little jazzing up. it's not the size of the flag that matters, it's how many votes you get in the electoral college system. everybody says the same thing. it's a big flag. it's also not an american flag. - th

emily, i'm going to tee up a little more of don jr. saying something that, again, i try to be as fair as possible. some of what they said appears untrue or is sort of beside the point and sometimes they overlap with arguments that serious, independent legal experts have discussed. there is a long running debate about the type of qualified immunity that government officials get during and after office. bill clinton was pursued repeatedly by a range of cases. some felt legitimate. some were clearly right wing funded kind of things to hassle. and the courts have debated it. with fairness in mind, wait a minute, is it fair to target the president? >> you can go after a former president, target them for years. even if they don't get anything, they get you to spend millions of dollars, and that's sort of a win in and of itself and it's tens of millions of dollars. >> emily, on all the above. >> well, i think that if we're worried about political prosecutions, about, you know, each president turning on the former president and illegitimately

he's literally the, quote, only nonfamily member tasked to help don jr.n the company during trump's one-term presidency. >> allen weisselberg managed the trust and the two boys, don jr. and eric, were the ones that were allegedly managing the company, but alan was the gatekeeper. now mind you, each and every day they would send information back to donald in the white house who, of course, was signing still checks on behalf of the trump organization. >> those checks ranged from the mundane to the salacious including money for a now convicted crime, the hush money in the 2016 campaign which included sham invoices which cohen and trump agreed would be set up by alan, the alan in question, allen weisselberg, the name on the now infamous recorded 2016 call. >> and i've spoken to allen wiseleberg about how to set the whole thing up so i'm -- i'm all over that and i spoke to allen about it. when it comes time to the financing which will be -- >> so the three of them in on that. how did wiseleberg get out of his role in that jam? this brings us to another point.

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he actually made him the only non-family member to help don jr.trump's one-term presidency. before that, for key financial decisions, they were using only two people in the room, trump and weisselberg. that's why the da wants so much from him. so those are two key things we know about him. that he knows it all. and that often, at key moments, it was just him and trump alone. we also know that he has kind of an idealization of donald trump, which probably, knowing trump's narcissism, strengthens their bond. >> allen weisselberg is defined by what donald thinks about him. >> weisselberg is one of the solo sycophants. >> allen would not take an hour or day off if donald was in the office. >> doesn't breathe or inhale or exhale without trump's permission or knowledge. >> his office is right next door. he discusses everything with him. >> so as we keep an eye on the smart call of self-preservation, there is also emotion here. emotion can be the opposite of reason. there is an emotional bond of something going on between weisselberg and trump. we do kno

if it was donald trump that did everything joe did here, and then it was donald trump's son, don jr., eric trump, that had moneys transferred to their company from a russian oligarch, first lady of moscow, why do i expect you would be accused day and night, 24-7, of family collusion. i don't know. i think there would be a lot different coverage? >> president trump: you just have to read the news for five years. from the day i came down the escalator, we've been under investigation and it turned out to be all false stuff. it was a terrible thing with the russia, russia, russia, which actually made it difficult to deal with russia. it was a phony deal created by schiff and clinton. it was a disgrace can, absolute disgrace, and it really was dangerous and very bad for our country. but i guess you probably see, it was a few days ago, up to 12, and now it's up to 19 different things where we were accused, and it turned out to be absolutely false. whether it's the wuhan lab, the good old wuhan lab, when i mentioned that it was like a firestorm hydroxy-chloro -- it's all coming out. i think

don jr., ivanka, they're not flipping. donald trump is not an e-mailer, he's not a textor. so i don't know if you prove a criminal case against donald trump without testimony from allen weisselberg. >> but if there's evidence that they inflated and deflated their assets -- someone -- doesn't someone have to take responsibility for it? i mean, the buck has to stop with someone at the organization. >> reporter: that would be logical, but the beauty of being boss, don, whether it's in the trump organization or the way i have to do mafia cases is they have insulation. it's hard to make cases against them. what you'll see a criminal boss sometimes say is, that decision didn't come to me. i wasn't made aware of that. i leave that to allen weisselberg. >> so what do you have to say, who ultimately made this decision? there is no way of ever proving that? >> you can, but the most common way to prove that is to flip somebody on the inside, right? you can't just stand up in front of a jury and say, he must have known. if you want to penetrate as a prosecutor a single organization lik

. >> sean: if your husband, eric trump, don jr., if anybody with the last name trump, every did any ofngs that hunter biden did, we would know what would happen. if we know what the media coverage would be like and we know what the prosecutors would do. it would be a never ending, nonstop, three year extravaganza. they give him a pass every time. i can only conclude we don't have equal justice under the law in america anymore. we do not have equal application of the laws anymore. if that should scare every american and i don't care if you're a democrat or republican. >> yeah, could you even imagine, if this was my husband, if it was done, if it was anybody with the last name trump people would be going crazy. because of hunter biden, nobody cares about it and let me just say this, what we see going on in new york city right now, they are not going after these people who clearly broke the law and first of all what kind of precedent does it cite? go out and do whatever you want and nobody's going to be held accountable. you have people that are shooting five and 10-year-olds in the bronx

gives the guy a watercolor pack and we are not supposed to say wait a second, the media has no clue, don jr in the media is going to say that sounds like it's a straight deal. of course not, violating every spirit of the law. it's got to be illegal to do this, right? it has to has to be illegal. >> dagen: i'm sure the fbi would be interested in looking into it given they are investigating his taxes. you are sitting in front of andy warhol painting and you didn't know it was andy warhol. what you think as an amateur? >> harold: i don't buy a lot of art but i don't begrudge a guy, i don't begrudge a guy trying to make a living and if it turns out there's something out aboveboard here, will find out. but i don't begrudge a guy, maybe hunter and former president bush may come together and do some artwork together. >> jesse: i don't think bush is selling it to saudi billionaires, though. >> harold: we don't know who he selling it to. i don't even know if he sold anything. >> dagen: i think about it like this, who in their right mind would go and pay -- by the way, these numbers are total b.s., c

imagine if this was donald trump or don jr. or eric trump or anybody but the last name trump.th rex and fox news contributor miranda devine. leo 20 terrel, leo you are shaking your head. you heard what we said at the beginning of the program and what barack obama said. will barack weigh in on hunter and joe? i will tell you right now with all the facts you have shown on this program about joe biden and you look at what hunter biden says, the hunter biden family is the clan family. and joe is the superior wizard. that is outright -- the terms he used was the most derogatory, prejudicial regarding wyatt, body parts. that is a person who is comfortable using the n-word. and you will hear crickets from the democrats. biden and his family have a history of demonizing plaques and the number one reason why i left the democratic party because joe biden went on national radio and said "if you don't vote for me, you ain't black." this guy is a racist and he needs to look into the mirror and acknowledge him and his family are racist! it is insulting. >> sean: after hearing what obama sai

it was suspicious because it didn't come from don jr.. included a threatening message, with an image of the senator in a neck brace and with a cast on his arm above text reading, "i'll finish what your neighbor started, you mother(bleep)." the message refers to a 2017 incident in which rand paul stepped off a riding lawn mower as the man who lived next door charged and tackled him. of course, neighbors get in fights all the time. we all remember that one episode of "home improvement." now, let me be clear about something. i'm no fan of rand paul. he tried to sell me weed backstage here one night. but there is never any excuse for violence or threats of any kind at any time against anyone for any reason. that is not how we settle conflicts in a free society. we do that with lip sync battles. ll cool j decides the winner. it's in the constitution. authorities don't know who sent the package, but rand paul is blaming pop singer richard marx. wait, the what? the guy who sang "endless summer nights"? this is the most unexpected act of violence

in fact, he's made several, eric, ivanka, don jr. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] but he can't take one. and by the way, this happened near the beginning of the year, right around the time he had a summit with kim jong-un. maybe he got the idea from him! i could be dog food right now. [ laughter ] i'd be like, "alec baldwin is the one you want!" anyway, thanks for watching, just about ten minutes ago before the show, they released the statement, trump did, that said the story i asked the department of justice to go after ratings challenge with "saturday night live" and other late-night losers is total fake news. he goes on to insult alecalec baldwin with that said i do believe the shows should be considered an illegal campaign contribution from the democratic party, do you think said it guillermo? >> i think he did. >> jimmy: of course he did. anyway, thanks for watching, mr. former president. maybe i'll send you a hoodie. you still a triple xl? [ laughter ] [ applause ] i don't know how he released statements any more because he's banned from twitter or facebook or instagram anymor

imagine if don jr. or eric trump did that. other texts showing hunter using other racial slurs against asian-americans. recently denied at first and then tried to abandon his newborn child. then he did something really incredible. he kicked the mother of his child off of her health insurance. shortly after the child was born. joey's pride and joy, hunter. and by the way, hunter also reportedly -- oh, yeah, he lied on his gun application. that would be called a felony. and then later, he took the firearm and ditched it in a dumpster. thank god for a responsible citizen found it. hunter biden is seriously troubled, but that never stopped his father, joe biden, from using his son to fill the biden syndicate family coffers. and of course joe biden denies this on multiple occasions. joe biden claimed never, not one time ever did he speak to hunter biden, zero experience-hunter about his foreign business dealings. not once, he said. take a look. >> mr. vice president, how may times have you ever spoken to your son about his overseas

it was don jr.. ivanka. eric. jared. how and. you name it. the lawyers, everybody in the company everyone lightfoot donald because that's how the company operated. so now when you have somebody like allen who's trying to climb up it's not gonna work as everyone around you is going to be forced to tell the truth and the truth does not ignore any of their benefit. >> that's a great plan and the point i was gonna lead to which is that the pressure works because the underlying conduct here which seems fairly systematic conduct here which is charitably in a gray area which is unethical or perhaps criminal. that's the issue here is the conduct within the records and how people are operating itself is pretty problematic. >> yes of course is problematic but remember donald was very smart in terms of listening to that one person i think his entire life he actually listened to all the time and that was before we can. when he sent to donald, make sure that you have no fingerprints on anything which is why donald trump never had any email address but the

think it was so long ago but the investigation into the missing funds, into ivanka, donald, rick, don jrnd as you said at the beginning about telling the truth, rest assured the documents and the testimony speak for themselves. so that is where we will see who is inning and who is guilty. >> put up the email from rick gates to ivanka about an initial proposal to build the inaugural committee 3.6 million for the presidential ballroom at the trump hotel. is it true -- did you put the email up? did i miss it? oh, good. put this up so people can see it. 3.6 million. you said that is way too high. it wound up being about $175,000 a day. take us through that about what you think was behind the numbers that were offered. what was the motivation and did you talk to about it and what was the response? >> to start out with, you're in washington, d.c. you have the most incredible land mark historical buildings so it never should have been concerned about doing anything at the trump hotel. especially since it is the president-elect's hotel and they would be self-profiting. when the price did come ac

sitting president just casually dropping n-bombs in the media won't touch it, they wanted to put don jry gets away with anything. >> katie: there's a lot in here that we can only talk about on your show but he did say "i am sorry for sexting you accidentally." >> greg: i don't like looking at people's private text because i always imagine it's me about the fact that this is on a laptop he let out loose into the world. this is like i them media, big tech end of the democrats colluded to protect. when you go through all this stuff, this guy is a really slimy dude. this is the one guy they chose out of the whole world to protect and they wanted his dad to win and they hated trump so much. i will defend them on this point. he could be a hero for all the screw ups. if the media continues to excuse him for all the bad things he does, every bad guy can now point to that end go "you can't cancel me, look at this jerk." you never said a word about hunter. >> jesse: you've got to be kidding me right now. before ellie kemper apologized for going to a debutante ball 20 years ago. and this guy can d

politics that this story is being ignored and i think it's one of the textbook cases of hypocrisy if don jr way to imprison him already, that is not the case of hunter biden. >> hollywood is silent on this in the media is silent text messages or surfacing days after president biden made statements about the u.s. being systemically racist and critics are pushing back on that speech saying you can't legislate really getting stupidities like racism but we got the best system in the world to catch the bad guys that the u.s. is not systemically racist in its institution, there is a fight over that the daily mail is going to live on this laptop for some time they have been doing a lot of stories, this is not going away in their finding other text messages from hunter biden complaining that his father is not doing enough to help him with the negative barrage in the media that are reporting on this. more text messages about that. >> i think what is really important the most important thing, hunter biden can be a scumbag and personal problems in his life, in reality the person with most focused on i

you know, trump, giuliani, don jr., all these other guys, brooks, they all had a part to play in it. the insurrection where he's telling the crowd you've got to go back home -- or no. you've got to take the hill, you need to go back home once we've conquered the hill and donald trump has returned to being president. during or just prior to this attack on the capitol he's tweeting out i want biden's resignation on my desk, don't make me come over there and get it, and he shows a whole mob there. that congresswoman that detailed the tweets ahead of this, he's got 70 pages of her 200-page document there, just him alone, by far and away the most tweets, you know, connected to this whole event. >> and what would you like to see done? do you think he should be subpoenaed by the january 6th commission once it's formed? >> oh, i absolutely do. and i think ahead of that time we can take a lot more concrete steps. and i call on merrick garland to ask him what the heck is taking so long. i mean, how is ali alexander dropped out of sight all this time? you know, why hasn't anybody tracked him do

don jr. for $500, you can get a message like this. >> this is donald trump jr. u erica, congratulations on the wedding. kirsten, happy sweet 60. i hope to see you at a maga rally. >> just drop the pen. >> emily, i will have one done for you. how is that? >> i hope -- i hope nobody watching this segment gives me one. it's not a funny joke. >> is that a sign of, like, legit financial issues or what? >> well, i mean attention. i think they love attention. they love validation. i think that's why he has taken to twitter so much. loves those clicks, those likes, re-tweets, trying to have a little bit of his own brand. i think a little bit of it could be financial. i mean, it's tied to the rallies. if the rallies end up getting paid for by either small donations that come in or if the rnc picks up some of the tab from the rallies, trump could end up making a lot of money. like we shouldn't underestimate the contact that he has of females, facebook likes and texts that the trump campaign and who knows who within that universe owns different parts of the lists, includin

it was don jr., ivanka, eric, jared, you know, allen, you name it.donald. because that's just the way the company operated. so now when you have somebody like allen, who is trying to clam up, it's not going to work because everybody around you is going to be forced to tell the truth, and the truth is not to any of their benefit. >> that's a great point, and the point i was going to lead to, which is, the pressure works because the underlying conduct here, there's -- it seemed fairly systematic conduct here that is charitably in a gray area, charitably unethical or perhaps actually criminal. and you know, so that's, right, that's the issue here, that the conduct within the records and how people are operating itself, is pretty problematic. >> yes, of course it's problematic, but remember, donald was very smart in terms of listening to the one person i think his entire life he actually listened to all the time, and that was roy cohn. when he said to donald, make sure that you have no fingerprints on anything, which is why donald never had an email addr

essentially running the real estate portion of the business and was during his father's presidency and don jrs also handed the keys. he was less hands on, he has taken a liking to politics while eric trump preferred handling properties including the trump hotel in washington, d.c. our team has been in touch with him and he also is outraged at these press reports revealing that these criminal charges could come as soon as this week. in terms of timing, i think the prosecutors have been working meticulously. this is a long time coming. it's probably just when they were ready, but they have been working on this for years. this was all kind of stirring up even during the robert mueller probe. so like i said, this is part of a tapestry of a closing in of various prosecutors, state, federal and others, and also the trump foundation was a part of this. the inaugural committee was a part of this. now they're honing in on the cfo and potential tax evasion by the company and potentially by individual executives within the company. >> we obviously have a lot more to talk about. anna shecter, thank you f

it was don jr., ivanka, eric, jared, allen. you name it.nald because that's just the way the company operated. >> multipart question to close us out, barbara. was that true in your experience? did that include lying where it can be illegal? there is some lying that goes on in real estate, like it or not, but lying to government regulators is different. and, third, did you ever feel that pressure? >> for one thing, sometimes people lie and they don't know they're lying. they know they're dealing with trump and trump says this and they will go with that. seriously. because initially i believed him. i believe everything he said. i think that we had a little meeting of the minds, so to speak to sign off on something as an engineer that i didn't know anything about. i said no. at that point in time he knew he wasn't going to try to ask me to do anything. but i certainly just said that there are other people that what he said no and what is not necessarily the right thing and borderline illegal. cohen is one. calimari may have been one, some of t

including his children so he's going to turn on his accountant, and point the finger he's going to say don jr take me, take melania. >> seth: man, michael cohen is just a totally different guy now. loose, confident, laughing it up, having fun he used to be the terrifying mob-style bag man, and now he's coming off like a shipwrecked ray romano "trump would say, 'fix this for me i can't. i got a tee time.' "raymond." [ laughter ] you can't write the brad garrett impression in, baze. i also totally believe that trump would throw his family under the bus. you think he named his eldest son after himself for sentimental reasons? he did it so there would be a second donald trump to pin the blame on "he's the one you want that's why he's hiding out in the woods. they only caught him because he waited for someone else to come and build him a unabomber cabin. and i have no trouble believing he would flip on melania, too. "mel, mel, the feds are here they want to know why you committed all that tax fraud she'll be right down, just give her a second mel, why are you flushing the toilet is it evidence, me

further, if it was donald trump that did everything joe did here, and then it was donald trump's son, don jr., eric trump, that had monies transferred to their company from a russian oligarchs, the first lady of moscow, why do i suspect you'd be accused day and night, night and day, 24/7, of some type of family enrichment and collusion. i don't know, i think if there would be a lot different coverage. am i wrong? >> mr. trump: well, you just have to read the news. look, for five years, from the day i came down the escalator, we have been under investigation, and it turned out to be all full stuff. it was a terrible thing with the russia, russia, russia, which actually made it difficult to deal with russia. it was a phony deal created by schiff and clinton and all of these people. it was a disgrace, an absolute disgrace that it should happen, and it really was dangerous and very bad for our country. but i guess you probably see, it was a few days ago, up to 12, and now it is up to 19 different things we were accused, and it turned out to be absolutely false, whether it is the wuhan lab, the g

flip to basically build a case against the trump organization, donald trump himself, and his sons don jrnization, that's what sources are telling us. weiselberg said no, i don't have information to help you do that, and that's where this thing turned on him. at least that's what we're going to hear more about that when the trump organization puts out its statement, but that's kind of an interesting set of circumstances. they are also going to argue this , neil and this is kind of key. the irs allows a lot of carve- outs on perks. education, medical stuff is usually allowed. it doesn't, rarely, do d. a.'s bring tax criminal cases on perk s like cars and things like that. that's what it comes down to with mr. weiselberg. apparently there was tuition paid for his kids, he a car, he had an apartment, by the way, every business has apartments all around the city and people use them, and your employees tax bills, this is why the irs doesn't go crazy on this and it's clearly never really a criminal charge, and i think that's why weiselberg did not cooperate, he thinks that this is a lousy case

can you imagine if a laptop belonging to don trump, jr., with this kind of dirt on it was turned overnths and months and months? because it is hunter biden it largely gets ignored. we keep getting more evidence of corrupt dealings by burisma, the consulting firm paying hunter biden $83,000 a month to sit on its board even though hunter has no experience or expertise in the energy industry. we know because of the laptop being revealed burisma cut hunter biden's pay in half starting in march of 2017 which is shortly after joe biden became a private citizen again and we keep getting more information that perhaps joe biden was a lot more involved in hunter biden's influence-peddling than he said he was. people need the truth, people demand the truth, and it's a real shame the media fuses to report that story. jackie: in the story he says he has no recollection meeting her. on the late-night tv he said that he has no recollection much the laptop and everybody lets him get away with it. kristin, thanks for coming on tonight an laying that out. >> thanks for having me. jackie: "the federalis

if it was don jr.'onnection to someone with the last name trump. if someone knew trump who knew trump who stayed in a trump hotel seven years ago, this would be a story. lawrence: dan, dan -- [inaudible conversations] you've got to do something for fox nation. thanks, brother. >> yeah, i know, that's true. i've got a full notebook of material. this is one thing i never run out of, is stuff to talk about. i can talk all day, it drives people crazy. ainsley: you get paid for it. lawrence lawrence thanks, brother. >> thanks, guys. lawrence: i want to go running today, so let's check in with janice dean, our fox news weather forecast. what we got? janice: it's a beautiful day here in new york city. i know we had kind of a yucky memorial day weekend where it was cold and rainy, and my son and husband went camping and it was crazy, but more about that later. temperatures across the northeast, in the 50s and 60s. you know what? it's going to warm up a little bit, but the warmth is going to be contained towards

i'm don cravens jr. and serve as executive vice president and chief executive officer of the national urban league. on behalf of the entire urban league movement which consists of 91 affiliates in 36 states and the district of columbia, i thank you for convening this hearing. chair beatty, i would be remiss if i did not offer my condolences to you and your family for your recent loss. i want you to know you've been in the prayers and thousands of urban league the entire time. >> thank you. >> the national urban sleeping an historic civil rights organization dedicated to economic empowerment, equity and social justice. founded in 1910 as a result of great migration of african-americans to the north, the urban league collaborates at the national and the local levels with community leaders, policy-makers and corporate partners to elevate the standards of living for african-americans as well as other historically underserved groups. we do that by focusing really in four primary areas, education, health, jobs

jr. what did i take away from it? >> great talking to you, don.re and what you are doing. this was just like gee, i got an opportunity to do this. it made me take a serious look at exactly what was happening and balancing dr. king's philosophy of the fphilosophy o malcolm x. they are both sides of the same points but dr. king's approach was the one that's going to work for black americans. it was clear, we take the power away and we make people listen to us as human beings. i value that my whole life now and help me make good choices. it was a very special time of my life and moment. >> and all these years later president biden made this day a holiday. what are your thoughts on that? >> well, i think it is taken a little bit too long for this to happen and for us to be completely happy about it. some ways we are more relieved than happy. but, i think that when people understand what black americans have been through in human terms, i think that's the steps we need to take. that's happening now. the unfortunate circumstances of mr. floyd's murder b

jr. what did you take away from that? >> well, it's great talking with you, don. at -- at the time, you don't really understand where you are and what you're doing. that -- that's how it was, for me. you know, this was just, like, oh, jeez, i got an opportunity to do this. but it really made me take a serious look at, exactly, what was happening and why. and balancing dr. king's philosophies against the philosophy of, say, malcolm x. more or less, was, i could see that they were -- both sides of the same coin. but that, dr. king's approach was the one that was going to work for black-americans. and it was very clear, that by embarrassing the powers that be and showing them to be the bullies that they are, we take their power away. and we make people lis toten to, as human beings. and i -- i value that my whole life now. it has helped me make good choices. and it's a very special time in my life. very special moment in my life. >> yeah. and -- and here we are, kareem, all these years later. president biden signing a bill making juneteenth a federal holiday. and i h