>> in the past, members of gregg's family say they oppose her release.time than the others. bill spencer looks back on all the years of news coverage and sees a gaping hole. >> don't forget about greg smart. he is over shadowed, and has been overshadowed for many years. he's a young guy with so much ahead of him, and so much promise. he should be here now. >> pamela smart yet filed another petition with the state of new hampshire in 2015. she asked that her sentence be changed so she could have a parole hearing. andrew was a member of the council who considered her request. >> there were letters from inmates, family members. i learned that she accomplished a great deal while in prison. >> more than 500 pages about what's a good person pamela smart is. and then? >> i never wanted, nor asked mr. flynn to murder greg. >> ten little words grew -- blew her chance at a hearing to smithereens. again, she did not have responsibility for the murder. so the court would not grant her change of sentence. >> if she had omitted any reference to whether she was guilty

joining us now fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett.'s he said, they said what do you think? >> well, i think that these are thuggish tactics over a minor offense, you know, whether they use the a swat team and guns drawn, this level of force is wholly out of proportion to what is essentially a petty offense, for what? because a religious leader who offers pro-life advice outside a planned parenthood clinic allegedly got into a verbal dispute that escalated, are supposedly moo a shoving match. what disturbs me is this happened, brian, a year ago. and the alleged victim filed a civil lawsuit for money damages that was so weak it was actually dismissed by the district court judge. merrick garland director of the fbi resurrects this case on a minor offense and uses the full force of the federal government and the fbi to dissend on this guy's home to arrest him in front of his seven children. he has no reported. is he not a violent individual call his lawyer and say have your kind turn himself. in this is a disturbing incident by the fbi. k

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. >> gregg harper republican and devoted book person. really wanted to have me down and when you think about the things that are going on in jackson now and you were there when they brought it back and they had about 12,000 people in jackson, mississippi all they are the state capital and it is such a wonderful event. i met a wonderful group of young girls at that time and they came to visit to washington, d.c. and we hosted them at the library of congress. i just got a chance to meet some middle schoolers from hampton middle school in woodbridge, virginia. we took pictures and they talked about they wanted to see and i just passed by quan the alexander one of the superstars they wanted to see. >> before we get to calls, what is going on with the jefferson building at the library of congress? >> what we're doing, we have a plan to engage more people in the library of congress. especially in our buildings to make them feel welcome. we will have an orientation center, learning center for young people. ways to invite everyone in to have the

gregg, you're really looking at chips for evs at this point. exactly who you expect to partner with and what an announcement like this does for future partners. >> well, this substantially increases our capability to serve the needs of this technology. the adoption of electric vehicles, the adoption of silicon carbide in electric vehicles is basically through the roof right now so the demand is skyrocketing up, and this is really going to increase our ability to serve our customers. we've made announcements together with general motors, with lucid motors in t united states with warner and zeta and tier 1 suppliers and a number of different companies eng engagedh us. it's really going to help foster the adoption of electric vehicles, and the reason for that is quite simple. silicon carbide when used in electric vehicles will have -- will allow the car to go 5 to 15% further in range than if you use silicon. this is a giant improvement and one that will help eliminate so called range anxiety that people have with electric vehicles. if your car wi

these people are now more elmore boldened than ever.dq alina thank you,ua gregg jarret, thank you.theore hannity straight ♪ >> sean: that is all the time we have the left fist friday evening. as always, thank you for being with us and making the show possible. site or dvr sehgal never ever ever miss an episode of hannah d . you can get news anytime at foxnews.com or hannity.com let not your heart be troubled, "th ingraham angle", laura ingraham is at next. ♪ >> sean: thank you for joining us for this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. tucker carlson, oblate. he is going to be here. he is going to reveal what is this simple biggest change and the way americans may have to start living. first, fake versus real, that i the focus of tonight's angle. i decided on friday night it's time to simplify for everybody out there. the democrats ar

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sara, gregg, thank you. coming up, more blue state madness.ging crime in portland putting the oregon governor's race and play. shocking statement by gavin newsom. hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> tammy: now democrat run cities across the country continue to suffer under rising crime and decreasing quality of life. sadly there may be no better example than the beautiful city of portland, oregon. where far left leaders have turned a blind eye to the violent crime. look at your screen. throughout the summer of 2020, how can we forget, and beyond. portland's riot after riot. property d

and it's not going to work. >> sean: great analysis all of you, gregg jarrett as always, thank you.n we come back, more fbi whistle-blowers are coming forward to expose the borough's political bias and as merrick garland is trying to stop them and intimidate them, and why did they work so hard to bury hunter biden's laptop? ron johnson with the latest on that and more, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ new astepro allergy. no allergy spray is faster. with the speed of astepro, almost nothing can slow you down. because astepro starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours. and astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free allergy spray. now without a prescription. astepro and go. hi, i'm karen. i lost 41 pounds with golo and i've kept it off for a full year. i've been dieting for decades. with golo, i can enjoy my life. i don't feel like i'm restricted, i feel like i'm just living my life. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp

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he was brought into the gregg county jail. >> two detectives questioned brett, he admitted killing felicia >> he started talking about the girl he hit killed and burn several years ago. >> a burned girl. ? >> by the way, detectives called hope. >> you are on the way home? >> it must have been good to hear. >> i was driving fast to get back. >> that was -- said if it happened yesterday they left no detail out. >> that's when i went down and grab a rope, but around her neck -- >> she never saw it coming. a rope around her neck. not only took seconds. >> i choked her, she just quit moving. >> he confessed to killing her, but there was something else. >> personally, i don't know her. i think her name was ashley. >> he thought her name was ashley. he wasn't really sure of that >> just the first name, ashley. maybe. but even if ashley was a real first name, that didn't solve the mystery. >> we had a confession we still don't know that this person was -- it's not how it's supposed to go. >> despite his confession, burnett pleaded not guilty. justice for a victim still labeled lavender doe in cour

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not only was a few years old, gregg ost 3. i was germany, of course, and it was a german nickel power off the dime. and he could not accept the file. oh, we resist to him. who is to say to document and form to do french people, which is saying that the initial not sorry is to invade friends to appropriate for . so we have to make a preemptive attack against you. although why is we really go grab it upon us? have someone come back and my mentor is lia this is kimber. russell i stole cause idea. lose clue. man. shania, defense error reasons. assume chung. we've got a new ring, a group this out that should look if they can really get that information over to steve interface case. because if you hit the motion and wish to receive a real voice theory for news news moving instead of holding. if you can sure what i mean, i can get you one more bid for global domination failed and the french will repelled off to europe. listen to the rated from the phone and the patient. the successful campaign didn't just terrifying france but britai

here is gregg jarrett and author of the new book. congratulations on the book.er the scheme established by the presidential records act is made by the president in his sole discretion. talking about the national archives can't be reviewed by a court. it's a civil procedure and no criminal penalty and george w. bush and barack obama signed executive orders which remain in this day which claim the president has sweeping authority to declassify and not follow any declassification procedure. do you agree with that? >> not only do i agree with it, but even if there was 100% wrong there could not be any criminal investigation or prosecution. this is one of the most complex and disputed areas of law. forward to be convisibilitiesed of a crime you have to prove specific intent -- how? when the democrats can't agree what the statutes provide. one thing is clear: you can't have criminal charges without the kind of certainty that is lacking in in area. can they bring a civil suit and get the material? that's up for dispute. criminal charges not up for dispute. >> sean: geo

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allowed to go to school, you know, some things that were criticized by people in the 1960s, like john gregger said the reason why she behaves decently is because she's decent. but despite her narrow upbringing, she managed to have the common touch that people responded to. and i think the bigger issue about her life and her reign and indeed about constitutional monarchy, you touched on in your remarks is that one of the things which is most challenging, goodness knows that you and i who both live in the united states is to find a way to feel part of a nation that is not simply captive to brutal partisan politics, which is not simply a matter of oppositional argument but accusations of enmity, of bitter enmity, and what the monarchy provided was a way to feel part of this extended family of nation without being suspected of being on an ego trip, lining your pockets. so that is an extraordinary gift. if you think about other presidents, as it were, in germany, for example, who are not politicians, or in israel. they do that but nowhere near. they can't possibly have this power of evoking as c

texas republican governor gregg abbott said wednesday he had sent a charter bus full of immigrants from the u.s.-mexico border to chicago, illinois. 60 of the migrants arrived at chicago's union station wednesday evening in the latest move by abbott to forcibly relocate asylum-seekers to so-called liberal cities. in recent weeks, thousands of others have been forced to board buses to washington, d.c., and new york city. a spokesperson for chicago mayor lori lightfoot told "the texas tribune" -- "texas governor greg abbott is without any shame or humanity. but ever since he put these racist practices of expulsion in place, we have been working with our community partners to ready the city to receive these individuals." new government figures show texas has spent more than $12 million busing asylum seekers out-of-state. meanwhile, cnn reports arizona republican governor doug ducey has spent about $3.5 million on a similar program. the food and drug administration has authorized emergency use of two booster shots designed to better protect against widely circulating subvariants of the coro

thank you both, alina and gregg jarrett we appreciate it >> another major investigation tonight, peterweitzer at it again into what he is calling the mill tersation of our government. there are now more federal bureaucrats armed and armed heavily than there are members of the entire united states marine corps. now that includes thousands and thousands of armed bureaucrats in agencies like the irs, for example. this year alone, the irs spent $700,000 on ammunition. why do they need ammunition? they're not a military branch of the government? they're not a police force in the government. and from 2015 through 2019, the health and human services department spent $14 million on guns, ammo, military equipment, the veterans, the va spent over $11 million, the irs nearly nine million. nasa spent over $350,000 and, according to schweitzer's findings, civilian agencies in the federal government spent a whooping 1.5 billion on guns, ammo, military equipment between 2006 and 14. and these are the same nebul want to take away your second amendment rights. here to plain more here's the president of

yale epidemiologist gregg gonsalves tweeted -- "sorry folks. mr. is dead-wrong. 500 people dying per day. 2nd leading cause of death in u.s. we're top in mortality among g7. life expectancy down. he thinks this is good politics. it may be but it's predicated on accepting the suffering of millions of americans." meanwhile, dr. monica gandhi tweeted -- "what pres biden & the world health organization means, is that covid is never over because it is non-eradicable, but that the emergency phase ends when mortality is lower than any time since march 2020 & when we have biomedical advances." for more, we are joined by steven thrasher, author of "the viral underclass: the human toll when inequality and disease collide." he's a professor at the medill school of journalism at northwestern university and faculty member of northwestern's institute of sexual and gender minority health and wellbeing. steven thrasher, welcome back to democracy now! why don't you start off by responding to president biden's announcement saying that covid pandemic is over? >> than

also kristy goldfuss at the center for american progress senator gregg, let's start with you on this.antly, that europe finds itself in, maybe not hugely surprising, but here we are. what do we do? >> it's a self-inflicted wound to a large extent. the russian situation has made it much more acute, but when you basically shut down your production capability in nuclear, coal and gas and try t transition immediately to alternative source ners it doe energies, i doesn't work and further, the people who are most harmed, of course are the low-income and moderate-income individuals who are on fixed incomes and can't adjust to a massive increase in their energy bill which is being driven in large part by stupid public policy on the issue of global climate change so it really is unfortunate. i think our job as a nation, however, is to try to alleviate it as much as possible by shipping them as much l ang as e can. and ironically, this administration just handicapped the ability to ship lng to europe by putting them behind the eight ball on one of the approvals they needed to order to keep thei

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. >> gregg harper republican and devoted book person. really wanted to have me down and when you think about the things that are going on in jackson now and you were there when they brought it back and they had about 12,000 people in jackson, mississippi all they are the state capital and it is such a wonderful event. i met a wonderful group of young girls at that time and they came to visit to washington, d.c. and we hosted them at the library of congress. i just got a chance to meet some middle schoolers from hampton middle school in woodbridge, virginia. we took pictures and they talked about they wanted to see and i just passed by quan the alexander one of the superstars they wanted to see. >> before we get to calls, what is going on with the jefferson building at the library of congress? >> what we're doing, we have a plan to engage more people in the library of congress. especially in our buildings to make them feel welcome. we will have an orientation center, learning center for young people. ways to invite everyone in to have the