larry: gregg jarrett, at what point do you throw the whole case out?> well, this is going to be a tough one for the judge. i think he absolutely needs to disqualify both willis and wade for their romantic affair. as i say it is a conflict of interest. it is impropriety, it is everything under the sun in the cannons of ethics but if it has so tainted the creation and the procedures in the case, then i think it is incumbent upon the judge to do one of two things, either dismiss the case entirely, or send it over, larry to a different district attorney's office. i think if fresh prosecutorial eyes took a look at this, they would see it for what it is. it is, and has always been a legally unsound case. larry: right. >> in which willis contorted the racketeering statute to try to fit facts like square peg into a round hole. you know, i think other prosecutors would dismiss the case. it is just not viable. larry: all right, gregg jarrett, thank you, kerry coupe pack urban, thank you for coming on the show, the work you're doing today, great mission into the

gregg jarrett no one uses cash. unless -- >> no. larry: mobsters use cash, and cartels, real people don't. law abiding people don't use cash, public ser v -- servants don't shell out that cash. >> it makes no sense, this is bizarre, she tried to blame it on her dad, saying at one point, i don't know why a black man would want to hoard so much cash but that is what he out the me, i don't know, every all it was a devastating day for fani willis, first witness said that affair began two fall years before nathan wade was hired. and friend s said i be observes that relationship first hand if believed that puts a lie to their sworn statements to the court. puperjury is serious, that would disqualify them, then wade takes stand and makes it a lot worse with absurd statements, i think carri is right that is is why fani willis stood up and volunteered to take the stand from out sit, she was angry and hostile. and she had to be admonished by the judge. at one. 15 minutes ago she started scream could at the judge, he bangs the gavel and calls

gregg jarrett and alan dershowitz, thank you.doumit former president trump called on the special counsel in his cases to immediately drop all charges against him, especially in the classified documents case. following the news that biden will not be charged. president trump called biden's case 100 times more severe and called out the two standards of justice in our country. here with reaction is trump legal spokesperson. legally speaking the question i was asking gregg jarrett. by the way, thank you for joining us. the question i was asking him, now that this is their standard that you can willfully retain and handle classified documents and not be punished for it, does that open up a legal window for you and your legal team to go in and say we need equal application of our laws here? >> absolutely. i think the one thing we learned today from special counsel robert hur, not that we didn't know it, there is two systems of justice. one if you are republican and one if you are democrat. we have spoken of it. the way this can be used

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here with direction fox news live and last gregg jarrett.y are so afraid of the photos, i think, will be the main reason is the fact that it will expose the two-tiered justice system of well-designed and politicized doj of joe biden. they protected him, the photos look like mar-a-lago. what is that going to show people? >> reporter: i would say credit is deserving of the whistleblowers. man, they're the ones who told us that the doj has been running a protection racket for joe biden for years. remember, investigators were banned from asking about joe's involvement in his son's influence peddling schemes despite evidence of complicity. so sean, did anyone really. >> that joe's document scandal would be treated any differently, i think the fix was in from the beginning from gets a charge. bidan does not even though and this is important, joe has no defense under the federal records act. trump -- because some of the records came from biden's time as a senator not present and a former president can have custody and control over such documents is

here with the reaction is gregg jarrett along with harvard law professor.know if you want to be called a harvard law professor anymore. alan dershowitz. i might say just introduce me as alan dershowitz. i don't want to be associated with that place anymore. that's up to you. >> i am formally of harvard law school and now on my own. >> let's look at the big picture of what joe biden is facing legally and also compare and contrast to what the president is facing. this immunity issue and whether it will be taken up by the supreme court is critical. professor, we start with you. >> there so much hypocrisy going around. they are trying to impeach joe biden based on what he did as vice president. remember that in the past the shoe was on the other foot. it was the democrats who were saying you can impeach a president when he is no longer president, the second trump impeachment. the big issue in that case is can a person be impeached for what he did when he was vice president now that he is president? we don't know the answer to that. but the sides have shifted on

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here with the reaction is gregg jarrett, harvard law professor alan dershowitz. see you both. greg, we start with you. my understanding is now that they have confirmed of this relationship, not the biggest surprise in the world, she paid a guy that according to everything i have read is not particularly experienced in criminal law like this. a guy that was paid more than people that had more experience. a whopping $654,000. she benefited because she got to take extravagant vacations and trips up to the white house to do god knows what with god knows who on biden's team. i don't know. was this case falling apart? >> it is falling apart. willis finally after four weeks had to fess up and tell the truth. she couldn't keep blaming it on racism because the evidence of her unethical behavior was well documented. she should be disqualified from this prosecution. she had a personal financial interest in the case and a severe conflict of interest with her subordinate lover and the appearance of impropriety and real impropriety. this prosecution is now so tainted that the

gregg jarrett, harvard law professor. alan dershowitz.fessor dershowitz, i'll start with you.et he wrote the best-selling book, "get trump." wher e did you get the title for that book? >> i didn't make it uph.in i wish i were creative and original, but i got it from,ti tiobviously, letitia james' campaign.t toshe had to be brought up befoe the bar. you should not have an elected prosecutor campaigning on the promise to get a particularenda defendant. now, if she didn't get him, she would lose the election. this is a variation of stalin heand berea. we know it was donald trump, ane we'll find you the fraud even though there was no harm. in our legal system,he particularly under the system of equity, if it's no harm, no foul, no harm, no fine, but when you have no damages at all, you can do multiple. million dollars of damages, youi calln give the $3 million fine. but when you have zero damages, no matter how many times you multiply it, zero plus, whatever, it is also zero. it is outrageous.w i i don't know whether it's goig to be reversed

joining me to talk about it is fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett.ring fani willis and her very highly paid, well-paid, lover, assistant and various other things were apparently getting it on before he was hired contrary to what they said under oath. is that enough to remove them from this case? >> oh, i think absolutely it is and you know, david, look, the picture of dorian gray, willis is self-destructing before our very eyes. her own misbehavior ruined her credibility. her case against trump is disintegrating. her testimony together with her lover nathan wade and ex-partner , alex bradley, that was a three stooges comedy, but bradley's testimony this week may have been the nail in the coffin. he once texted willis and wade were absolutely having an affair before wade was hired, which put as lie to their sworn statements earlier. so based on the keith of he had thicks, i think -- code of ethics he has no choice, he should disqualify wade and willis. the question is where does the case go from there if it is so tainted? other prosecutors may decide

gregg jarrett, thank you, alan dershowitz, thank you professor. former president trump called on l in his casesunse to immediately drop all chargesh against him, especially in the classified documents case. following news biden will not bn charged. president trump called biden'sra case 100 times more severe andht cold out the two standards of justice in the country.it here with reaction, legal spokesperson alina habba legall speaking, i was asking gregg jarrett and by the way thank you for joining us. the question i was asking him, now that this is their standard that you can willfully retainnd and handle classifieled documens and not be punished for it, does that open up a legal window for you and your legal team to go in and say, you know, we need equac application of our laws here? >> absolutely, the one thing weu learn from special counsel hur, there is in fact, not that we need to know what, sean, two systems of justice one democrat and one republican. we hav have spoken if it's puree way this can be used in what hat become obvious that they

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fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett joins us now. what's your reaction with this. what is happening with colorado and maine too. third state. >> well, the supreme court will dispense with that the oral argument walls three weeks ago today, so, you know, they will come out with their decision sometime soon. but this latest decision from what is essentially a low level circuit judge cook county, illinois. i read it. this is a political statement. it's a stunt. it is not a well-reasoned decision. thee relied almost entirely on the colorado decision, which was deeply flawed. and turned the meaning of the constitution on its head. it's obvious from the recent supreme court hearing that the high court will overturn colorado, will not disqualify trump from the ballot. even liberal justices scoffed at the idea that the 14th amendment applies. it doesn't. the office of the president was specifically excluded in the amendment. and declaring by fiat that trump is guilty of insurrection, when he hasn't even been charged or tried for that, that is an assault on the due process

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. >> it was reaction.is fox news, legal analyst gregg jarrett. harvard law professor alan dershowitz is wit fessorh us. >> look, if he willfully retained this information and that is their conclusion. and we live in a country where justice is blind and we have equal justice under the law and equal application of our laws. how do you look at the way laws hillary clinton's case was handled? joe biden's case was handled and donald trump's case wastrum handled because very clearlyp'me comey implicated hillary. and in this report, robert hurtn implicated joe biden as being guilty, willfully retaining. and that's the same thing. jared. >> yeah. i mean, how in the world do you explain this, sean, to the american people? trump gets prosecuted. ump getsd anomenteduse he's to demented. >> i mean, this report should deeply alarm all americans. >> and, you know, i do think thk it's compelling evidence that the cabinet should at least consider invoking the 25th amendment incapacity, because what robert heard wahes seen today in his report is joe biden is not

president trump's immunity campaign and joining us now for a few moments and my great friend g gregg jarrettl analyst and i'll read from the trump camp steve chung, if immunity is not granted to every president and every future president is immediately indicted by the opposing party. that's their position. i'm not the lawyer but you're a good one. there's real flaw ntsb dc circuit court of opinion and trump is citizen trudge and that's a quote and there's no immunity. that's not what this is about. that's not what the former president is claiming and as president challenging with a flawed election and consist with his duties to uphold the law. now he may have been mistaken in that belief and that doesn't erase his intent and essential element of the charges against him in the law allows him to challenge results in court and in fact he is not prohibited at working with others to contest the certification of electors on january 6. democrats, larry, have done the exact same thing and prior elections and somehow it's criminal and when trump does it and not when democrats do and >> about every pr

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here's reaction, former acting attorney general matt whitaker and fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. matthew, i want to start with you. as an attorney, you sit down and have the facts before you. you have the law over here, and you ask yourself if the facts match the law. as a prosecutor, you know this is a former acting attorney general. you have prosecutorial discretion. you can say "has anyone been charged in this manner?" all will the answer with alvin bragg is no, the answer in civil fraud is no. what's going on? are these totally unreasonable left-wing activists, or are they actually prosecutors? >> matt: yes, kayleigh, these are politically motivated prosecutors. i was a u.s. attorney for five and a half years. i wore the white hat and did just as. that's not happening in new york state, especially right now. you have politically motivated people that are trying to go after someone to disagree with. governor hochul is wrong. not only showed many people worry about the same politically motivated targeting, but you look at not only kevin o'leary, but grant cardone and other rea

fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. >> willis and wade may well be disqualified if the evidence showsdon't know how the d.a. can possibly explain away these credit card bills, hotel invoices, airline tickets and all the other receipts verifying lavish vacations they take together to napa, calvary, florida, aruba, belize, cruises in the bahamas, funded, in part, by taxpayer money that she was shoveling to him. their alleged conduct shows a personal interest in the outcome of the case. that's a severe conflict of interest and the appearance of impropriety that willis once promised oh, i will never violate that i will never have a personal relationship with somebody in the office i think is a flagrant violation of the canons of ethics govern prosecutors it. may be reapproval in the case. >> ainsley: what do you think about this judge, judge scott mccaffrey. >> he is, i think, a very fine judge. he is vastly experienced beyond that, i don't know much more. but if he concludes that their conduct has tainted the case itself, he can order that it be withdrawn from the d.a.'s office and shift

here now with more reaction we have fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett harvard law professor allenershowitz with us. we start with you, number one unqualified overpaid lead attorney who is in a relationship with the da that's leading this case benning financially from the money that she is approving for payment for this guy. why would that not result until not only removal but, if they want to pursue charges down the road, that would take a new prosecutor, a you new case, a new venue, et cetera. >> well,en and i think fresh eyes would say, this isn't a racketeering case, dismissed. you know, fanny well whiches, sean, proved that lawyers make hideous witnesses. her lover nathan wade's testimony was such a stooges train wreck that willis sprinted to the witness stand to try to fix it and then she melted down in this tantrum of belligerent rants. it was sort of an erie impression of carell a deville. she even screeched at the judge who banged his gavel and had to call a recess. grudgingly willis and wade both admitted their sexual affair but then they claimed ridiculously it didn't st

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here now with reaction, fox legal analyst gregg jarrett, along with harvard law professo r. i don't know if you want to even be called the harvard law professor anymore, anymz. rshowit law p i might say hannity just introduced me as. alan dershowitz i don't want to be associated with that place anymore, but that's up ace anymthat's u to you. >> let me know i'm emeritus, which means i'm emeritus you.. that means formerly of harvard law school, now on my owol and you're on your own to criticize part of it. >> let's look at the picture big picture of what joe biden is facint jog here legally and m compare it, contrast it to whata thispresident facing this this immunity issue and whether it's goinge an to be taken up ci by the supreme court is critical. >> professor, we'll start with youca . >> well, there's so much. hypocrisy going around there now trying to impeach joe biden base d on he did is vice president. now, remembesr that, in the past, the shoe was on the other saot and that is it was the democrats who were saying, a no, you can't you can impeach. you can impeacchh a p

n thank you.owmo joining us now, more analysis, gregg jarrett, a harvard law professorervarr, alan dershowit. professor dershowitz, i'll start with you. you wrote a bestsellinw profesgh get trump. where did you get the title forn that booou getk? i did >> i didn't make it up. n u i wish i were a creative of ant original, but i got it from she ously, letitiaitviousl camp she ought to be brought up before the bar. an el you should not have an electedec prosecutor campaigninghe pro on the promise to get a particularmige defendant.se now, if she didn't get him, she would lose the election. >> this is a variationn and of stalin and beria back iban the 1930s, when the head of the kgb says to stalin. show me the man. i'll find you the crime. this is show me the man. we know who it is. she told us who it was.t donaldwas, trump.ud eve and we'll find you the fraud. even though there wans no harm. generally in our legal system, particularly under the systelegm of equity, when you go get a jury trial, if it's no harm, no foul n, no harm, no fine.ou but when you have no damagesll,s at allua, usually you

fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett and harvard law professor alan dershowitz. you know, professor, i lookpr at section threek , the 14thnt. amendment, by the way, the president is not even i mentioned in the statutory language, but put that aside for a minute. atutor but the whole allegationwhol that trump engaged in insurrection correctly, professor, if i'm wrong, that donald trump everwith i get charged with insurrection. has he been convicted of insurrectioction?nr is this just a word that the january 6 committee put on inpu their predetermined outcome, prt hearing that they haerd? well, not even that much. he's been charged by then char secretargey state of mainetate o with insurrection and by individual judges and a courtinl or in coloradoor. there's been no connection to a charge could have easily persuade the grand jury to indict him for insurrection and, rebellion or any of the other provisions of the 14th amendment. the proble provism article five of the 14th amendment says that congress has the powerfine to define what insurrection means, what rebelli

we have fox news legal analyst ,gregg jarrett, harvard law professor alan dershowitz, as well as greg. we'll start you tonight on a couple of things here. okay. number one, uncle mollified overpaid lead attorney who is in a relationship with the d.a. that's leading this case, benefiting financially from the money that she is approving for payment for this guy. why would that not result not only removal, but if they want to pursue down the road, that would take a new prosecutor, a case, a new venue, etc.? well, and i think fresh eyes would say this isn't a racketeering in case dismissed. you know, fani willis sean proved that lawyers make hideous witnesses. >> i mean, her lover, wade's testimony was such a stooges train wreck that, willis sprinted to the witness stand to try to fix it. >> and then she down in this tantrum of belligerent rants. it was sort of an eerie impression of cruella de vil. she even screeched at the judge who banged gavel and had to call a recess. grudgingly willis and wade both admitted their affair, but then they claim ridiculously it didn't start until after h

rea here with reaction, former acting attorney general matt whitaker and fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. matthew, want to start with you. you know, as an attorney, as have factshave tu before you and you have to look over here and you ask yourselfhe ,do the facts match the law? and then as a prosecutor, asw this this as a former acting attorney general, you have prosecutorial atto. tion you can say, has anyone ever been charged in this manner? and the answercharge is alvin bl is no. and the answer in civil frau d is no. so what's going on? are these justfrau totallytotall unreasonable left-wing activists or are they actually prosecutors? >> yes, these are completely, motivated prosecutors. you know, i was a u.s.are poli attorney for five and half years for the white hat and did justicd a halfe. i think that's exactly what's not happening in new york state, especiall at's noty right now. you have politically motivated people that are trying to goaft after they're someone they disagree with. and, you know, governor hochul is absolutely wrong, not only should many people worry about this s