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gregg jarrett? >> well, judges are loathe to do that. they hate to do it. i suspect this judge will probably allow the case to goo forward. if there is a conviction, he could set it aside and issue a directed verdict. >> sean: professor? >> the judge doesn't want to take responsibility. if there is an acquittal here people will take to the streets and blame it on white privilege. >> sean: i have to break. thank you both. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: we continue on "hannity" with our big breaking news joining us is the author of the 10 weeks in a row number 1 "new york times" best seller american marxism. i call him the great one mark levin. mark, i have a longer introduction question. everybody knows we are friends and we have a shared passion for this country. a love of this country. a love for the rule of law based on the document you studied called the constitution. we believe in due process and equal justice and the presumption of innocence and equal applications of law and equal justice under the law. we have something else in common. we were right on ferguson, mi

i want to get more legal analysis of this is we bring in fox news legal analystoik gregg jarrett.s -- i will let you be the professional here. the pentagon papers, i look at that 6-3 landmark supreme court decision, talk about stolen materials published byx "the new york times," they won that case when they joined "the washington post." what is your take on this case? >> more recently when donald trump's tax returns were stolen, did the doj go and the fbi go barging through the doors of journalists at "the new york times"? of course they didn't. what the southern district of new york, the department of justice has done to james o'keefe and his fellowey journalists is outrageous and its lawlessness. and i laughed a moment ago and they said in the search warrants the crime was identified as this prison a felony, which is a dusty old law that is a joke that is not enforced anymore. it says you have a duty to notify law enforcement. today that only applies to public officials. first of all, this isn't a federal case. this is a state case. i've diary, for god sakes. why are the feds in

joining us with more reaction, ox's legal analyst gregg jarrett. between that, gregg, and the rittenhouse prosecution withholding video evidence, the higher-quality end resolution, we now have outstanding two motions by the defense for a mistrial. one with presidents, one without prejudice. i believe both are real, both of you agree with me, but now you have this new incident with this media company. this is beyond disgraceful and intimidating. >> it is. it is impossible to overstate just how stupid this action was by the msnbc producer. it is in violation of the judicial order. and it is well-established in our courts that photographing jurors like this against a judicial order is witness -- excuse me, jury tampering, jerry intimidation. but frankly, it is no surprise that this comes from msnbc, which has convicted kyle rittenhouse in the court of public opinion from the outset. they have been hostile to his defense, self-defense, they portrayed him as a white supremacist. they have out right declared on the air that he is a domestic terrorist, th

gregg, this progressive d.a. in milwaukee how widespread is that view among d.a.'s and how invested are democrats in it? >> you will find it in chicago, new york, los angeles, san francisco. every major blue states where radical district attorneys rein. this was preventible this tragedy but for the radical district attorney john chisholm. he only admitted his policy would result in innocent people being murdered when violent criminals are set free. he said, "you bet it's guaranteed to happen. it did not invalidate the overall approach." well, tell that to the family members of the six people murdered on sunday and the others who lay in hospital beds and a little girl bleeding with her doctors, put me back together with glue. to john chisholm and other of these progressive d.a.'s it's the price of being woke. when will americans stand up and say we have had enough of this far left radical crap and vote them out of office? >> criminals have become the victims in the minds of the d.a.'s. it's driving decisions on who they choose not to prosecute and the welfare of the

gregg? >> any american who was watching the trial and not listening it listening to the bias and hyperbolic comments on msnbc and cnn understood completely the jury's decision. the evidence was persuasive and compelling this was a case of self-defense. this is a case that have never been brought. a but a snap decision by the prosecutors to indict within 48 hours under pressure by the woke mob and their media collaborators led to this injustice. prosecutors never understood the evidence because they never bothered to scrutinized it. when the trial becomban, it's as if they were surprised by their own witnesses and videotape that supported self-defense. this was an egregious injustice that should not have happened. >> sean: great job, both of you. you were both accurate on the facts, the law, and the evidence. here now with more reaction on today's verdict, former florida attorney general pam bondi and miranda and leo terrell. leo, let me start with this question. this has bothered me. every t

here is alan dershowitz and gregg jarrett. it was an atrocious trial start to finish with the prosecution. they didn't meet the high standard beyond a reasonable doubt. i expect the jury to be acquit but you can't guess what a jury will do. >> yes, but i agree about the facts and the evidence. the number of misrepresentations and deceptions and lies by the prosecution about the facts, the evidence and the law was breathtaking. for the prosecutor to tell the jury you lose the right of self-defense if you bring a gun. that's not the law at all. the other major lie was when the prosecutor holding the ar-15 up against his right shoulder, the defendant is right-handing, and pointing the gun at an imaginary joseph rosenbaum and then he showed the videotape which showed the defendant raising an empty left arm with the gun hanging on the right side because he is right-handed. the prosecutor argued that the defendant was the aggressor and loses the right of self-defense, except the defendant regains the right of self-defense if he with

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here to react to today's verdict alan dershowitz, and gregg jarrett. three of us agree that based on the law and evidence in this case, it was the right outcome. what do you think? >> critics and people who support the conviction just heard a different case. they heard a case of white supremacists crossing state lines with an ar-15 who had no business being in the place that he went to. went for no good reason. he was not chased and had no fear for his life. that's what cnn told their viewers. i hope that rittenhouse sues cnn. i will make an offer. i will share my research about cnn with rittenhouse and his lawyers. i am suing cnn because they totally distorted and edited a tape of my defense of president trump. they have a history of distorting facts to present a narrative. i think that you have to distinguish between opinions and facts. you can't see somebody for calling rittenhouse a vigilante. that's an opinion. you can sue them for saying he crossed state lines with an illegal weapon or he was a white supremacist. i am a strong supporter of the fi

along with fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett.g, let's look at this videotape, the drone videotape and the copy that was given to the defense is different than the copy that the prosecution had. it is a matter of law that they are required to hand over all evidence that they have that would also mean, i would imagine, the same quality of evidence. there is now two cases where the defense is requesting a mistrial. one with prejudice and one without. you've laid out a number of scenarios where that in fact can happen. what is your reaction? >> it was always highly suspicious that suddenly at the 11th hour just before the close of the evidence in this case, suddenly and magically, this drone video that has been enhanced by prosecutors with ai technologies suddenly surfaces. the problem is, that is not what they gave the defense. this isn't like terry mason where there surprises at every turn. now, the rules of the court and the law you are supposed to hand over to the defense in advance. the evidence you are going to use, whether it'

more alan dershowitz with the book "the case for vaccine mandates" and with fox news legal analyst greggrett, greg, we will start with you tonight. to me, this case is based on evidence. we've got witness testimony, we have a lot of it, most of it helps kyle rittenhouse. then we have video evidence and we've got a lot of that. an angry mob and trying to get away and you see that he's on the ground and some of it is about to take the foot and slam it into his face right into the pavement in his life was at risk. then you have the prosecution's star witness and i don't see a guilty verdict on any charges with the exception perhaps of -- the gun charge. >> i think you are absolutely right. this is a case that descent invade the mic disintegrated -- disintegrated before the vey eyes of the prosecutor's and put on the evidence and headed to defeat their arguments to support the claims in self-defense defenses asserted by the accused. i think it is clear to made at least that the prosecutors in overcharged this case and i think they were under enormous pressure from the woke mob fueled by the

that is the duty of every judge, and i refer every judge to this one. >> sean: thank you gregg jarrettre with fox news contributor leo terrell, 2.0 and tammy bruce. timmy, what is your thoughts on the case. do you believe the prosecution made the case with conviction? >> well, obviously not. i mean, that is what is storming around, including on social media with many recognizing and looking at the details of what is coming out of the trial. completely contradictory to what the media has been telling them here they thought kyle rittenhouse killed black men they had no idea that the peep shot had been white. this is a realization that what had been presented by the media is completely and factually different than what has been the fact of the matter. thank goodness this is being televised. let me just tell you what i find fascinating here. this trail is a very good example of prosecution gone wild. it is what the left used to care about. it was about, yes, having the defendant be protected. it was about even now, the left crow is about needing reform and i agree there is bias in the syst

gregg jarrett, as always, thank you. straight ahead, wow, you do not want to miss this.s.ther tense exchange between rand paul and dr. flip-flop fauci. also, senator tim scott and herschel walker tonight on "hannity." ♪ ♪ >> this is a fox news alert, republicans and democrats the bill now has biden for his signature come the president reacting to the passage saying it's good news for america saying "it will bring good paying jobs that can't be outsourced, jobs that will transform the transportation system. the house also voting to advance president biden so-called build back better package, the final vote on the bill is not expected until november 15th. we're keeping a close eye on houston, texas, where there's reports multiple people injured during the first night of travis scott's festival. reports of ambulances and stampede's on the scene. i'm ashley strohmier back to "hannity." for all your fox news headlines, head to foxnews.com. ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right, so yet again this week, dr. doom and gloom, flip-flop fauci, was exposed as a fraud, liar, and purveyor of misinform

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predictions, gregg jarrett, how does this and?al >> well, there's a possibility of a mistrial if there's just one juror who doesn't agree with the rest. that would be disappointing in this case, but i think -- thanks to the prosecution and their powerful defense witnesses, the audiotape, the videotape, and the photograph, i think prosecutors have made a solid, persuasive, compelling case of self-defense for the defendant which invites the question, why did they even in this case? they did so under public pressure because the woke mob demanded it together with the media. >> sean: and of course we also have the possibility of a mistrial with prejudice even post-vertical at the judge can overturn the verdict. professor, your production? >> well, i never predictpr becae i've been in his business too long and jerry's surprise and we don't know what the jury deliberations are about, we don't know who the jurors are. i do think that there can't be a possible conviction of attempted murder on the victim -- alleged victim who admitted that

reporter: remembering the events was on the mind of this gregg marshall. while he is always thankful for support on november 11 he hopes he continues around. >> every day two veterans commit suicide. that says a lot about how america is taking care of its veterans. there are homeless veterans out there and there are people who need a lot of help with drugs and alcohol abuse, and that is what we are working on. reporter: the parade looks the same this year, but in a way it is different. the tradition returns after a year off due to the pandemic, a welcome sight for everyone here. >> i was sad last year. i went online, i was so happy i can hardly wait to get here. >> it is a great experience to be here and see everyone come out from all walks of life. we appreciate the chance and commitment that people have to keep this going. reporter: to all who served, thank you and happy veterans day. second anchor: a marine honor guard kicked off the annual veterans day ceremony today. speakers included a coast guard member who urged americans to get to know someone who

he'll be one of the candidates trying to knock off gregg abbott out of office. texas has not elected a democratic governor since ann richards in 1990. >>> san francisco has ties to a non-profit organization that is embroiled in a public organization. it was using it as a $1 million slush fund. we'll tell you why even auditors can't tell us exactly where all that money came from. >> reporter: over the last two decades, the san francisco parks alliance has become a non-profit supporting city parks. but the alliance, prosecutors say, also played a shadow role in the ongoing public corruption scandal, managing a $1 million slush fund that the department of public works used to throw parties and provide free swag for employees. prosecutors say developers and others doing business with public works in some cases used donations to the parks alliance to effectively bribe former director nuru in exchange for preferential treatment on getting contracts. connie chan called for an audit on the organization. the audit says the alliance is being allowed to skirt the rules the

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you are pointing out a statement, gregg statement of fact.hat should be distinguished from opinion. i was just giving my opinion that he was a white supremacist. how will that work as a defense if they were just giving their opinion? >> if you call somebody a vigilante, it's probably on the line of opinion. but a white supremacist? that's a incredibly injurious statement that can either be proved or disproved. that could be clearly, in my mind, defamation. there is also the tort of false light, really offensive statement that portrays somebody in a misleading or false light. and the standard there is also much less. reckless disregard. so i think against joe biden, especially against members of the media who put on a cavalcade of lies about rittenhouse, he has a strong case. lawrence: you know todd i want to go back to you and i want you to put on your legal hat. we found dr. demetrius was the jury consultant in this case. i remember when i was a private investigator for criminal defense we would have these mock trials and we would get as muc

it's all about digital media now, and losing jordan gregg and putting ted in charge of two papers alsouite interesting, which is that the parent company, the public company controlled by... is seeking to take its private partly because they are going to go through some fairly drastic changes and it's very difficult to do that on the public market, so bringing paul back who had been pressing the chairmanship of off time, to an extent steadies the ship a bed for what is going to be a fairly rock neck rocky period for that organisation. about 20 seconds, but to the people who are may be suggesting that jordi greg's attacks on the owen paterson story led to then being removed, it sounds like you are saying that is not the story at all. i don't think so, no. we talked about billions of pounds of investment and a going to change the direction of the company. chris, thank you very much for taking us through that. i'm afraid we are completely out of time. many thanks to chris williams, the business editor at the telegraph, deputy editorfor itv news, and the director of delta poll and earlier m

i met with gregg, he actually came up with the idea when he was writing us and now so he's been sitting on it for a long time. he said he tried to turn it into an s. no. it didn't work. he tried to make it into short story, didn't work. he wrote into a movie, it didn't work. he finally made a pilot. nobody wanted to touch it because it was so out there. finally, amazon went for it and he's just like you said, he's brilliant. you so funny, you know, for someone who is so wildly successful, there's no ego, he's like, he's super collaborative. and i get to, you know, i get to go to work and say the words that, that he gives me every day, which is, which is a total honor. he's, he's a black, the show is really fun. takes place in a world where if you know you're going to die, you can upload your consciousness to a digital after life and the run by these big corporations. it's great it's, it's unbelievable he's, he's predicted we shot the pilot. and then a year later, it took a year because they were, they didn't know what they were doing with the show. we shot the 1st season. and by the tim

gregg jarrett, you know that.re is liz cheney creating a committee to look into the 535 riots that the democrats and mob media referred to as the peaceful protests that killed dozen of americans and resulted in billion dollars of damages between arson and looting. not a single investigation. all of this video, they are not prosecuting. they only like the one riot that impacted washington. all riots are wrong. they have all of this evidence and they are not arresting anybody. >> well, that will be crime and punishment. the woke crowd wants crime without punishment. look at every major city in america run by blue politicians you will find criminals terrorizing communities. because the liberals and the radical democrats have worked to do several things. to defund police. to dismantle the prison system. to cancel jail. and to abolish bail. this is the new woke enlightenment. criminals are the victims. and victims are the criminals. if you dare exercise your second amendment or your right of self-defense, you will be t

here with more analysis, author of the case for vaccine mandates, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. when a jury knows that there's a potential from some type of public reaction if they are hearing the crowd as i've said chanting if kenosha don't get it, shut it down, professor dershowitz, does that add to the pressure of the moment and the decision-making capabilities after all, we are all human, all imperfect, if they are hearing that, cannot influence them? >> absolutely, and it denies the defendant due process and a fair trial. we have heard this for 100 years in the deep south, crowds would demand the execution of black defendants or else they would threaten to lynch them, the leo frank case that happened in the supreme court commented on that and the maxwell case, maxine waters essentially threatening violence unless there was a conviction. so when you have a crowd outside threatening jurors, it clearly has an impact. when that has doubled down, not putting their thumb, putting their elbow on the scale telling the jurors that this guy is a terrible person, white supremacist ag

liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ >>> a second lawsuit was filed this week against texas governor greggmaps in his state. the suit was filed by other voting rights groups and alleged that the maps, quote, intentionally discriminate and reduce their voting power." they contained not a single new district where black or latinos are the majority, despite the data showing that people of color account for 95% of the state's population growth in the last decade. full disclosure, i'm a member of the group who filed a challenge. i'm joined by julian castro, former secretary of housing and urban development and an nsnbc analyst. you have been so seeped into what is happening in texas and the irony of the fact that the reason the state gained two seats is because of the growth of the population of both latinos and african-americans. yet they are receiving zero representation. why do you think this is? >> it's great to be with you on saturday night. >> always. >> i mean, your staff pointed out that 95% of the growth in the last 10 years in texas has been fuelled by people of color. about half of t

>> yeah, we got one from gregg who says we got back from a week of disney world.k even though it's friday. >> you travel and you extend and you take this day off and you ease and return on monday. last one from melinda who's up way too early after a road trip from boulder, colorado to dallas, texas. be safe and have fun. we have a number of tweets about my new haircut. the reviews are running 50/50 than i would like. i appreciate it. let's go back to capitol hill. at least one congressman from that state says the build back better act is not what the american people asked for. abigail spanberger does not think they chose biden to pass this. his mandates was quite limited, to remove donald trump and to make american life ordinary again. nobody elected him to be fdr. they elected him to be normal and stop the chaos. the congresswoman alluded to the agenda. joining us now, cofounder of punch ball news, you got to be tired and i know you got a long day ahead. let's talk about the infrastructure and social spending bill. they are scheduled to come out later this mornin

data science that you could really outperform and enhance your returns, we found a great partner in greggnd i'm very pleased with the results thus far. >> you're also involved in trying to bring back manufacturing to the united states i want to pivot to that because i know you're from new york and i spent time in upstate new york and i say this with absolute respect and affection for all the people i met up there. when you drive through it, route 17 in either direction, there's a lot of empty factories, lost promises, jobs your investment is called rebuild, trying to use big data again to help bring back manufacturing and manufacturing jobs to america. talk to us about that. and is there anything out there that will work aside from the cost i mean, that's the -- i say it's the high cost of cheap because we want to make stuff around the world but guess what, to buy it inexpensively that means you're going to lay off an american how do we fix manufacturing? >> a couple years ago, jeff willky, a fantastic executive, we started talking about this. he went to m.i.t. had a great group of classm

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it is a big thing, remembering the vets was on the3 mind of the gregg marshall. while he is always thankful for support, he is hopeful it continues year-round. >> every day on the average, 22 veterans commit suicide. that says a lot about how america is taking care of its veterans. there are a lot of homeless veterans, and a lot of people who really need a lot of help with drugs and alcohol abuse, and that is what we are really working on. dustin: as you can see, the parade looks the same this year, but in a way, it is different. the parade is back after a year off during the pandemic, a welcome sight. >> it was sad last year. i went online and found out it gngo tay, w s happy, i could not wait to get here. >> it is amazing, a great experience to be here and to see everyone, from all walks of life. i appreciate the dustin: to all who served, thank you and happy veterans day. in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. kristen: a marine honor guard kicked off the annual veterans day ceremony today aboard the uss hornet in alameda. speakers included the coast guard we

texas governor gregg abbott, who has no plan to prevent future collapses of the power grid in texas thatns to freeze to death in their homes has found the time to direct the texas education agency, quote, to immediately develop statewide standards to prevent the presence of pornography and other obscene content in texas public schools, including in school libraries. joining us now, texas state representative jasmine crockett and texas state representative julie johnson, both are democrats representing parts of dallas county. and representative crockett, this doesn't sound like any real legislative agenda here. no real improvements to the power grid infrastructure in texas this government is trying to accomplish. they are just worried about isabel wilkerson teaching high school kids what they need to know about their own country. >> you know, first of all, good to see you this evening, lawrence. it is really sad that we are continuing to use children as ping-pong balls in this game of primary. that's essentially what we have got going on. you mentioned matt crouse. we are talking about bo

. >> after two years of dating, diana and gregg tied the night not in august 2007. >> they just seemed like the right fit. and she seemed really, really happy. >> a couple was eager to start a family. but that didn't come easy for her? >> no, it didn't. >> diana suffered multiple miscarriages. then had a difficult, high risk pregnancy. which made september, 2012, all the more special when diana gave birth to a healthy baby boy. i mean, that must have been just an incredible day for her. to know that that baby was born. >> yeah. >> at last, diana had her happy family. but that wouldn't last long. by the time there's unturned to, the marriage was falling apart. diana kept greg out of the house and got a restraining order against him. in court documents, diana alleged that greg said he wished her dead. that he'd sexually molested her in her sleep. and she suspected he also molested their son. greg denied all of diana's allegations and fired back. said diana had verbally and physically berated, attacked and belittled him over the last several years. things were getting ugly. >> yeah, thing

gregg mcmichael is? front of 230 scitia drive alone and sees him running down the street. do we know he didn't wants any crime. but the whole thing started when i saw this guy running down the street. he does not know that mr. arbery was inside 220. he only sees him running down the street. travis mcmichael certainly didn't know anything. he's inside, on the sofa. greg mcmichael assumed the worst. and so i thought we believe, you know, he's running from somebody. he's just done something. you know, he might have hurt somebody or whatever, because, you know, this guy has been in and out of that one house over and over and over again, got him on video and everything. that is not sufficient for a citizen's arrest. this is not probable cause. this is, i don't know what in the world this guy is doing, but he's running down the street real fast. that's what this is. and remember, he's talking to the police about what he believed ahmaud arbery had done that day. he must have done something today. he's running down the street. let's chase after him with guns. that's what happened.

and after he's lying there dead, gregg mcmichael is telling the police, hey, why don't you investigatell. so what are you going to hear -- >> i hate to interrupt closing argument, but the state is misstating the citizen's arrest law repeatedly in this section of its argument. and i would like the court to instruct the jury that the law will come from the court. this is not an accurate statement of it. >> the court is going to charge the jury on the law and as indicated, you'll have a copy of that charge with you to review during your deliberations. >> thank you. the judge is going to charge you these exact words. the judge is going to charge you these exact words. so what are you going to hear? the state suspects that what you're going to hear from the defense is this. that travis mcmichael had probable cause to believe that ahmaud stole the stuff off the english's boat in 2019 and was escaping that felony on february 23rd, 2020 -- not really sure how you escape on february 23rd, 2020, from a crime you supposedly committed on some unknown date in 2019 that travis mcmichael's mom told h

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gregg popovich is interesting.r one of the greatest nba coaches of all time and another great coach, steve kerr from the golden state warriors are probably the two most outspoken and politically in the league and always on the left, far left side of the political spectrum. here is popovich saying and i think he has to because he's so outspoken i think he has to be supportive to some extent of cantor deciding to speak out because popovich takes his opportunity when he can, but it's obvious, by the way doesn't address any of the issues that cantor brings up and doesn't even mention the word china. rachel: that is interesting. pete: the least intellectually consistent about speaking out about you know how has lebron reacted? he's busy getting kicked out and punching players and throwing fans out for whining. you mention china, i mean, and whether the nba or nike, i mean, maranda devine has a new book out called the laptop from hell and hunters china deal revealed and when you dig into what hunter and by extension joe

a glenn county police told tl jury that he spoke with gregg mcmichael, he said arbery was not out for he was getting the hell out of there. he recognized arbery because he had been recorded by security camera a few times. he was trapped like as rat, greg mcmichael said according to a transcript that was read in court. he wanted to flee and he realize ed that he was not going to gets away. the case drew national attention after cell phone video emerged showing the three white defendants, mcmichael and his son travis and their neighbor, chasing arbery as he jogged down a residential street before one of them shot him with a shotgun. reverend al, where does this case stand and especially amid, i know you have been helping the families as much as you can. how are they doing? are we still stuck in the quest of justice here? >> i think that the family is strong but outraged. when you sit there and hear your son being described as though being trapped as a rat when he was going for a morning jog, let's remember this young man had no weapons. he was totally unarmed and these three men that ki