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just three who by law or restricted with the former president could say, the previous jury last may founr. trump bactrim did note rage and and found him liable for sexually abusing her in a manhattan department store dressing room in 1996. in then defaming her and 2019 b denying it and calling her a liar. the trial will only weigh damages, which is why trump was precluded from addressing the attack that at one point he did sneak in a denial part of the jury saw his videotaped deposition where he said the claim is false, that it never happened and he called her a quote sick woman. the sq standby your deposition, 100 percent yes said trump did you deny her allegation? >> yes i did, that's exactly right. she said something i considered a false accusation. the judge ordered everything after yes i did stricken from the record. did you intend for anyone to hurt ms. carroll? no, no, i just wanted to defend myself, my family, and frankly the presidency. the judge ordered everything after the know also stricken. as he sat at the defense table he could've heard loudly muttering to himself i never

that's what the jury foun and then the larger number, a massive $6 billion to punh this defiant defendant. i'm going to walk you through why that is such a high number. the injure determined he acted maliciously. this is big in every sense, a large amount of money even for an wealthy defendant they can directly grab the money, as loan as trump owes this and the judgment is not somehow later reversed, the court system can take the 83 mill from his kits, his properties, period. this also sets a huge and significant press den, as legal, as legal reporters ctainly know, which is why reporters at the court house were literally heard to gasp i a collective immediate emotional response, gasped when they heard the $65 million figure. trump was earlier in the courtroom, but left before the verdict and damages were read. this pr-conscious defendant may have known how bad it could play for him to be there in the room when he was held to account and the jury exercised its legal authority over him, the civil authority to take money out of his account. history can be instructive here. we always try to

that's what peter knavarro foun out. he was sentenced to four months in prison and ordered to pay a $10,000 fine for defying a subpoena. outside of court, he continued to insist his conviction was just political. inside the courtroom, the judge did not take well to that. the judge said and told novarra, i guess what bothers me is after a year and a half plus, you still want to suggest that this is a political prosecution. the judge continued, quote, you're not a victim. you're not the opt of political prosecution. these are the circumstances of your own making. i should note that navarro equipmently appealed the sentence. he is the second trump aide to find himself in this situation. steve bannon got the same sentence october 2022 for the same charges. he is not gone to prison yet. he is still letting appeals work through the courts. we'll continue to fall that. >>> up next here, only two states have actually voted. the national republican party was already discussing declaring trump the presumptive nominee. republicans

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lastothers last w week, border patrol foun over #300 of fentanyl,of #200 of meth, almost #200 of cocaine, and over 50 firearms. hopefully all that's not headed to hunter's malibu rental. uld e but a century ago, biden would be tried for treason. today, the administration gave itself an award. >> what you do is you save people's lives. that's what you do in whatever face what yot of the enterprisen you participate in. you work to identify, to rescue ,and to enable survivors of human trafficking. i just want to, with all of mysw conviction, thanank you for what you do.cape his >> my caucus gave his staff an s award fotaffr combatting human trafficking after they trafficked 6 million humans into the countrr theyy and lost almost 100,000 kids. >> joe biden has subvertedterrit the territorial integrity of the united states. >> he's rollinortegrity g the de national security and waving the white flag on the war on drugswhite fl, not to mentiot bankrupting the cities and flouting lawhes. >> and then he lies to our face about it. so americans are taking mattersr into our own hands. >> former mil

fbi so they can be held to.l >> what's interesting, though, is these enforcers, as well as theast foun fbi, they haven'd the pipe bombers. >> where are they? they were people who erected tel the morning of january six, the gallows that had the noose hanging where they were allegedly chantingallegedlhey wt . otage of >> they wanted to hang mike pence, who directed wh footage of it. why can't anyone find these certain individuals that had key parts and places on january 6th? it begs the question, whand the >> s and there's a lot a of theories. we won't call them tonight, but it's concerning. le, sean, you've been a prosecutor, lee. >> you served in congress. you understand resourc e, is are finite. they're limited. that line that it operatio saids is the largest operation in fbi history is jaw dropping.g. goig >> and that means it means by necessity, the resources coca'telse. somewhere else. sean points out the pipe bomb, or we could point out who had cocaine. the white house, the supreme court leaker, followed all manner of unsolved mysteries. but there's also very serious crimes. who k

look at this survey foun at thid that a majority of america's richesa jut 1% and ivy leaguers would favor get this the strict rationing of gas, meat and electricity to fightht clima climate change. while a plurality of the richest 1% and a majority of ivy leaguers, they think that there's too much freedommu in the united statesch f. common sense americans, a on the other hand. now, we strongly disagreero with you. arrogant, elitisnglyt. ill le we'll leave it there. that's all the time weavthat's a have left this evening. thank you for being with us. th, your dvr so you never, ever, ever miss an episode of hannity. in the meantimsode ofe. let not your heart be troubled. greg gutfeld is next to put hee on your face. wee have a great weekend. we'll see you back here on mondakey. we. hello, everybody. it's friday. all right. it wasn't loud enough for me, k but it's friday, so you know what that means. let's welcome tonight's guest. a he crashed morris in hisk mo briefsrr. but we love his beliefs. artist restoration guy for president trump and the man responsible for the bestd the ml sensation

fyre festival founder billy mcfarland joinl founs me now. what's wrong with you, jesse?ood to be here. it is so hard to watch myself in a tiktok video, but can you believe that literally sold tickets out from like, okay, but seriously,a sunday what aren you doing here again with the fyre festival? >> so nothinthg is going to taka away from the bad decisions i made five years ago. and thatt is n is not okay. mar but i'm here to pay people back and to make my mark and build something. >> oh, you're paying people back every month. i am paying with the party. with a partyg k. every. >> it's just so wild. but i actually have professional support this time. >> so you have changed. you are a new man. >> you spent time in prison. how was that? spent four years. it was roughh. fun. fun on what was it, a real prison or was it it a like is t was a real prison'm in michigan for the last one. i'm sure they're allre watching live right now. so hang in there, guys. your day is coming like ity woul wasn't a rough scene in there for you, were you? >> like they would fight ove for fox and

but thisheeen foun state, as ins well as colorado, would like gud him guilty of it 14t and take him offa ballot. insurrection under the 14th amendment. let's not forget, sean. what's to prevent people fro ntmwh he war who were pro-slavero y, who were anti american from taking officficee? stil that is not this.ul he has never been charged for due process. exisl, i would like to thinkk exists in this country. i think it should be a slam in tt. the supreme cour i have faith in them.naug you know, people likh,e kavanauh ,who the president fought for, who the president went through ,how to get into place. he'll step up.caus those people will step up note because they're pro-trump, but because because they're pro law, because their professioe tn is and the law. >> and this is very clear. cl. s talk about the issue presidential immunity, maybe a little bit more complicated in the legal sensel , but thesi argument is pretty simple. if you're taking actionsmp as president of the united states that would provide you immunity from prosecutioouy pn, where doesou that stand in your mind? t >> to me,

their journey so-called migration route maps can be foun journeyd every. >> the cartel to get you intomexico. and anthony joined a highly organized caravan whose leadered held a crucifix with the words containment is my death. etchedd a in it, the next stop, on board the migrant express. they call it the train of death. a freight traif n that smuggles migrants across mexico. >> and does mexico stop it and? >> no. at around 1 a.m., conductorshe intentionally stopped the train about one mile from the ngo. >> and cartel members assist in the boardinel membeg process >> every step of the journeye is facilitated by nonprofits, hebrew nonprofits, norwegian nonprofits. french nonprofit. onprofit >> they're making it easier to break into the country maps, trains f, buses, food.ps and once they get here, there's no resistance. our doors wide open and thethe migrants are grateful for cave h philosophy gratis. >> lego star biden. look, you know what they said? they told us we got to support you. >> president biden and migrants prefer a president biden or president trump. >>r presiden i like joe b

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