in some perspective, "in your tums close reporting saudi arabia contributed over $2 billion to jared kushnertment fund and you have new york's attorney general suing donald trump as well as three kids, including jared's wife vodka bang trump, which could possibly lead to the disbanding of the trump empire in new york. your final thoughts? >> that $3.25 million in the scale of kushner and their wealths in the saudi and all that is relative for them. however, it still represents a solid form of countility for the wrongs we exposed in 2017. took five years to get here but there's some real accountability here for the way tenants treated. tenants can file claims and are going to get money back even if it is just $200, couple thousand dollars. for these tenants, that is a lot. in the universe where does a whole different scale of finances than the kushners. that's what i found so stunning, had one of the most powerful people in the country sitting in the white house and just 40 miles away he and his company for hounding these people who lived in an entirely different world, who often did not even

in his new book, "breaking history: a white house memoir," jared kushner details multiple clashes withned to "break him in half" if kushner turned on him. >> jared kushner's new memoir, "breaking history," details his time in the white house, and audible has the exclusive audio book. enjoy "breaking history" as read by jared kushner. ( young girl's voice ) >> after being bullied by bannon, steve mnuchin kept asking me if i wanted a hertz donut. i have never tried such a brand of donut, so i agreed. t

in his new book, "breaking history: a white house memoir," jared kushner details multiple clashes with one-time fellow trump advisor steve bannon. >> bannon's threatened to "break him in half" if kushner turned on him. >> jared kushner's new memoir, "breaking history," details his time in the white house, and audible has the exclusive audio book. enjoy "breaking history" as read by jared kushner. ( young girl's voice ) >> after being bullied by bannon, steve mnuchin kept asking me if i wanted a hertz donut. i have never tried such a brand of donut, so i agreed. he then punched me in the groin and say "hurts, don' it?" later that day, mike pompeo asked me what the capitol of thailand was. when i answered, "bangkok," i was punched in the genitals for the second time that day. during a cabinet meeting, betsy devos asked me, "what's a squirrel's favorite drink?" before i could answer, she yelled "nut punch!" and then did that to me. >> so, download jared kushner's "breaking history" today. >> okay, guys, i'm done with the recording! okay, the door is locked. ha, ha, real funny. who turned

jared kushner has joined us.you look closely, you can see the regret starting to take shape on his face. and for some reason we welcome back mike baker. let's hope he can complete a sentence using only 50 ums in 24 groans. when you need a coherent thought and 24 hours, don't call him. all right. ever since joe biden's speech from the innermost circle of hell, i've been think about the future of this country. not that he ate fiber before boarding the roller coaster at six flags. it's the extreme maga republican who apparently number in the dozens or perhaps millions. we really never get a head count on the threat. we are not even sure they have heads. the vagueness of the threat certainly is convenient mainly because it's hard to count something that doesn't really exist. unlike the persistent and violent crime we now experience everything the day across this country. oddly none of that is caused by people in red hats. extreme maga aren't like sheep. you can't count them to fall asleep because there's really not e

i >> jared kushner called me and got involved quite late in the game. it was after the elections maybe december or january. his intention was to increase the quantities the u.s. could sign with us $100 million. europeans could sign 200 doses. then we were successful and they wanted more. in terms of there were a lot of unreasonable things. we told them luck it took us months to negotiate, with 100 million doses but there is. the first was for the concept. now it is approved. but then he wanted all 100 million doses immediately and i thought we don't have. i cannot do that because we are only making in the u.s. and europe. i hear you, but i care for america so that was the basic living agreement. they were able to find more and eventually -- >> that's the previous administration. now with president biden and his administration what is theat greatest challenge and what do you hope would be better blacks. >> the challenges of the administration, it is the virus that changed. after the dose we would go through the yearly read vaccinations and the whole worl

one during the trump administration when jared kushner was asking to deliver -- or perhaps change the delivery to prioritize the united states ahead of other countries. can you explain that. albert: jared kushner was late in the game and after the elections, he knew they were leaving and maybe december or january. hehe was increasing their quantities of vaccines that the u.s. received and there'll be $100 million and when the u.s. had them, you don't want to make $200 and we actually don't. then things it revolve and we're successful in venezuela and they wanted more. but we sent out everything to this administration and in any case, we agreed to provide an additional million dollars and in the beginning, he was helpful to say the sign of confidence and we told them next 100 million doses was appreciated and said 100 million doses and whatever is there. they were saying it was for a concert, the part and now it is approved. so it needs to be there. these things were delaying things and it was very powerful to resolve them. but then he wanted all 100 million doses immediately and i sai

jared kushner saying it's troubling to see migrants used as pawns.that show where he was talking. >> no, but i see, you know, the first and certainly not the last attack on desantis, trying to weaken him going into the next election cycle and i see extremely convenient amnesia. what would i expect from jared kushner, but what about separating, you know, families at the border as a policy to deter people from coming to the border and trying to seek asylum. what about, you know, ripping children away, sending them, who knows where and leaving the question open of whether some of these families will ever be reunited which happened under jared kushner and donald trump's watch, so he's shocked that immigrants would be used as pawns while, look in the mirror, jared. >> obviously they have a long legacy in the trump administration as using migrants as pawns. mark leibovich, let's take a step back, and we're talking about here jared kushner who obviously talks to the president, former president quite a bit. perhaps taking a swipe there at governor desantis.

joining us today is kennedy, and jared kushner twice first time on the couch. welcome were subject there to have you join us today. >> of us are so many times but it's a pleasure to be here. >> we began with record breaking numbers. h is now reporting 2 million encounters with illegal immigrants so far this year. more than five times the amount they had when president trump was in office. we have also just learned that agents have just arrested 78 suspected terrorists at the border. which is more than triple the five years combined. but democrats are talking about that at all. they are preoccupied instead with the 48 migrants that went to the posh and ritzy island of martha's vineyard. and now a democratic texas, is launching an investigation into those flights. desantis pointed out that hypocrisy in that. >> i believe that they were preyed upon, came out of the state and preyed upon these people. load them with promises of a better life which is what they are looking for to just be exploited and hoodwinked into making this trip to florida and then onward to ma

reminder, jared kushner now running billions of dollars for mbs. david enrich, thank you so much, i appreciate you joining us. when we come back, drama surrounding the former guy is drowning out other important political news, just six weeks before voters speak out. lindsey graham will not stop talking about his big plan to ban abortion nationwide. when the 11th hour continues. >> recent polling shows that the former guy's favor ability rating remains remarkably steady. the people who like him still like him. -- the gap is still much smaller than the number of people who do not like him. 44% have a favorable view, with 53% unfavorable. and that was before laetitia james announced her lawsuit. trump space may still like the guy, but he has done nothing to gain support among independents and republican message on abortion is not going to help him. with us for more is, juanita tolliver a veteran political strategist for the progressive candidates and causes, and susan del percio, them is nbc political analyst and veteran political strategist. susan de

>> yeah, jared kushner called me and got involved in this late, quite late in the game. i think it was already after the elections and he knew that they're leaving, maybe december or january, and his intention was that to increase the quantities of vaccines that the u.s. would receive, the u.s. would sign a contract with us for $100 million at that time. europeans had signed $200 million. when the u.s. signed the contract i told them repeatedly, are you sure you don't want to make 200 million dollars? this is how much europeans are getting. we're sure we don't. then things went out and we were successful and they wanted more. and, but we didn't have because we had everything to the situation. in any case we agreed we'd provide additional 100 million. in the beginning jared was helpful, i have to say in terms there was a lot of unreasonable things that the bureaucracy was setting as to how to sign a contract. we told them, look, the next $100 million, if we have a contract, took us months to negotiate it, let's have 100 million in the doses. they're saying the first contr

the fact that she was talking about interacting with jared kushner and she was forwarding texts fromff is really where i started to think even in early february this was not a good look for a supreme court justice spouse. >> so you're separating out in your data analysis a radicalization, which is the qanon ideology from the operational aspects. let's deal with that, the operational aspects. tell me what as you mapped the communications, what the story of the data connections test. >> it was looking at the evolution of it from the beginning of november to the end of january. i've gone over these things so many times. >> are you looking at meadows' texts that were produced? >> >> that was one of the first things we received, and i guess that was back in december, right? so we got that, and you know, the staff had done a pretty good job, i think, with some of the names, but we had to validate a lot of stuff, so when we got it, you know, we started looking at the content, but we didn't have all the names associated with the numbers. so some of the context said hey, my name is joe smith.

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yes, jared kushner. called me and got involved in discovery thing late and quite late in the game. i think it was already generally it was after the elections. he knew that they are living maybe december or january. and his intention was that to increase the quantities that of vaccines that the us will receive the us could sign a contract with us of 100 million dollars at that time. europeans had signed 200 million doses when the us signed the contract i told them repeatedly are you sure you don't want to make 200 million dollars? this is how much europeans are get we are so redone. then things read out we were successful others were in. they wanted more and but we didn't have because we had almost sold out everything to the situation. so in any case we agreed that we will provide hundred additional billion doses and the beginning jared was very helpful. i have to say in terms that there was a lot of unreasonable things that the bureaucracy was setting as to how to sign a contra we told them look the next hundred million doses. we have a contract took us monster negotiated. let's a

in large part thanks to this man jared kushner trash by his own side but through it all steadily helpingcy agenda implemented in joining us now, jared congrats on the book the reason it so brilliant it so easy to read you have these short chapters. yours is exactly the opposite. we don't have time to talk all of it so i just want to focus on a couple of things. and then you and the team set off trying to be positive reaching out to hillary clinton and not be the divisive figure he is now being portrayed. chelsea clinton was out denying that this week but the detail that he thought his victory speech as drafted was not positive enough. but then he changed it and understood to bring the country together. >> i appreciate the fact it was an easy read. that's what i wanted to do a lot of the political books are boring and then to help you through your time in government that i really want to be a fast read to engage people. but the media focuses on the controversies and investigations but i tried to focus on how we got to the policy keeping gas prices low and two years ago on the anniversary

you've really got to appreciate the message disappointment of jared kushner being able to slip in two book plugs to responding to questions about these top secret documents that his father-in-law had. but yeah, it really is -- i mean, there hasn't been a solid explanation coming from the trump camp. we've heard a number of different excuses. it varies by the day what they're choosing as their latest defense, but a lot of these, i think, aren't really necessarily really believable coming from the trump team. the government did give him so many opportunities here. i really think it seems like based on the record we've seen, they were essentially trying to give an off-ramp here. they went in soft at first. they got the records sort of voluntarily. then they toughened up a bit, they said, okay, let's go to this grand jury subpoena. they were given an envelope with some things in them that, you know, that was nothing in comparison to what they ultimately found when they searched his home in august when they found hundreds of classified documents even after his lawyer signed something sayin

the allegation, if you look at the letter to newt gingrich, seems to be, he was courting, with jared kushner, which is interesting, by the way, we've not heard that name before -- and jason miller -- despite the lie about election fraud. and that helped sort of fanned the flames of what happened on january 6th. what's also very interesting is that the committee alleges that the 10:42 pm at night on january 6th -- so, after the riot had been quelled -- newt gingrich was still pushing for members of congress to decertify, to refuse to certify the election. so, newt gingrich has some questions to answer. this is not a subpoena. this is just a polite, informal request. i would hazard a guess, he may not comply, in which case the committee is going to have to decide if they want to take it up a notch and issue him a subpoena. >> jonathan martin, trump now says he is seriously considering pardons for january 6th rioters, if he is reelected in 2024. >> yeah. >> instead of backing off in the face of all these investigations, it's as if he is doubling down and doing exactly, i think, what most member

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jared kushner called it a paperwork issue. is it a storage issue? a paperwork issue? the clinton issue, and this dwarfs any that was in that investigation. this is in the i remembery stages of investigation. the key is to determine other received if it was -- to do that, they want to engage in a logical investigative steps, including witness interviews, to learn as much as they can about what knowledge mr. trump had, or what personal involvement he had in the retention of classified information at mar-a-lago. that's where, you know, the core facts will reside. they know some of that information already. we don't know if they pursued additional investigative action, but know they're saltsed with this court ruling that hobbles them to make derivative use of what they learned. so it's important for the department to get clarification from the court as soon as possible about what they can still do to move this investigation forward. marco rubio is the vice chair of the intel committee in the senate. i'll just note that. thank you all for bringing your reporting. that will

so, tonight, we have jared kushner. mike baker, kat timpf, tyrus. going to be a great show. 1st, fox wood casino connect cut with jamie lissow opening and then i will be in sugarland, texas, november 19th. kat timpf will be opening for me and that go to g gutfeld.com. let's do this. navigation tips. this is much like yours, judge. how did this happen? take a look at this guy. this is a seal. this is a sea lion. that's a sea lion that is now on a dairy farm in australia. how did that big fat cow that is an ocean cow appear with all these other cows. no one really knows. he did find his way back to the sea. >> dana: no one knows? >> greg: no one really knows. >> judge jeanine: you know, greg. >> greg: i do know but i'm not telling you. he was air dropped. oh, excuse me, judge. wipe your face. dana? [laughter] >> dana: show you this 10-year-old from england -- i can't say that one. anyway, this is his first time doing a double back flip. she his reaction. he didn't even realize he could do it. super, super cute. it's so cute. see it again. so happy. there he goes. >> dana: isn'

foreword is an excerpt of how top white house staff picked a saturday to carry out a coup against jared kushnerhouse that day and wanted to replace him with steve bannon and blamed him for the failing 2020 campaign. what do you think of this? >> peter navarro is probably one of the most dangerous people in the trump administration. i worked with him and exhibited erratic behavior numerous times. this is kind of how the people manipulated the situations to further the agendas, extremist agendas and i could see a situation where he was going to push an agenda that hi knew that kushner would not support and probably stand up against it. >> thank you so much. join me this weekend for a cnn special report called "american coup: the january 6 investigation" sunday night at 9:00 eastern only on cnn. >>> today a whistle-blower against twitter said a chinese socialist government spy was on the payroll. stay with us. when you find that perfect pair, nothin' can stop your shine. because when you feel fly, you look fly. um jamie? i'm pretty sure that was my line. get two pairs of privé revaux plus a free e

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and, you know, certainly jared kushner and ivanka were real enemies and helped to drive him out.that the longer trump's presidency went on, the less assertive his chief of staff became because mick mulvaney became a rubber stamp and ultimately he got the chief of staff that he always wanted in mark meadows. >> thank you. >> good to be here. >> lining up for hours to see the queen one last time and we are learning president biden will meet with elizabeth when he is in london for the funeral. the u.s. ambassador is here to talk about that next. . >>> queen elizabeth lying at westminster hall as they pay their respects. they have a few more days before the funeral on monday. president joe biden is set to meet with the british prime minister. and prince charles is going to meet with foreign dig tears sunday night. so the british ambassador to the u.s., karen pierce. thank you for joining us. i appreciate it. >> thanks very much for having me. >> i just say i'm sorry for your loss. the uk is dealing with high inflation, out of control gas prices. there is the war in ukraine, a lot to

she had afforded texts from connie hair, the chief of staff for gomer, and e-mails she sent to jared kushner, and stop the steal when she was talking about the contacts in her white house. you want to ask her those questions. they're not hard questions. i think the committee is interested in and, i think it would be curious to see what ginni thomas said if you ask her the directed questions. >> why did it take so long for the committee and thomas to come to an agreement. was there someone who opposed interviewing her? >> i go through that in the book. sometimes i was pretty aggressive and the committee, there's a lot of things you have to do with seven investigative teams, and i was pushing hard. what it comes down to is decisions on priority, and i think we found the text pretty early. we were looking at trump at the time. i was pushing pretty hard. it sort of was even a lightning bolt, that was one of the reasons that i was frustrated and one of the reasons that really got to me for a time, but in the book i state i started to see, you know, that maybe the committee had some points about m

jared kushner has kept himself distanced from this. this is the first indication i have seen that perhaps if the committee is correct that he was involved at least in the disinformation campaign that preceded the attack on the cap capitol. >> thank you on both those fronts. >>> next, donlald trump's forme attorney michael cohen is here. does he think trump's lawyers could take the fall for classified documents that remained at mar-a-lago? live pictures out of philadelphia tonight where president biden is about to address the nation. his warning about the threat to american democracy. tonight, raising the issue, trump raising the issue of pardoning, full pardons for some of the january 6 rioters. listen. >> if i decide to run and if i win, i will be looking very, very strongly at that pardon, full pardons. it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the sleep number 360® smart bed. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because proven quality sleep is vital to our health and wellness, only the sleepumber 360® smart bed ke

she said his son-in-law and adviser jared kushner was reluctant to confront him over the election loss. when asked why he wasn't attending a briefing, he likened it it to a deathbed scene saying the priest comes later. >> joining us to discuss, luke broadwater. luke, thank you so much for being with us this morning to talk about this. a lot of revelations here. first, how serious was trump about staying? because there's a difference between saying you plan to stay and making some concrete moves to stay. >> that's true. we know from maggie's new book, which is just providing explosive details this morning that this was part of a series of events for donald trump to stay in office. we know that he was scheming shortly thereafter, after losing the election, to stay in power. it was everything from seizing voting machines to putting forward plans for fake electors. but now we have his own comments to people around him. first that he seemed to acknowledge that he had lost, and then that he was saying he was going to just stay in office no matter what the voters said, no matter what the will

. >> tyrus: son-in-law jared kushner i believe i have an issue with that. this is what happened. been times my life were you trying to debate in someone's losing a debate in the go-to the collie of your skin or summing about the how my path backwards is a desperate attempt of someone who has lost airmen. they've lost the argument and the only talk and echo chambers. she is so lazy with that she wouldn't even stand up and show any emotion. she just sat there in her chair i thought you just so confused and how people work talking like hitler. they don't even put a motion and thought they just speak to hear themselves speak the good news is people are starting to respond. we start to see people challenging the woken of doing it now. the only thing that i'm concerned with his or republicans have a real opportunity here but just like anything if they want to build anything, bill beck america et cetera however you want to call it. the blueprint needs to be solid. we needed her plans, the republicans if they get in i don't do anything than they are no better than what we're dealing with

cited previously unknown communications that gingrich had with senior white house trump advisers jared kushner newt gingrich's involvement at all in the lead up to january 6th but the committee wants to bring him in and hopes he'll do so voluntarily. another person they want to talk to absolutely is former vice president mike pence and we've heard members sort of allude to his willingness or lack thereof to come in and talk to the panel. you know, congressman raskin today even mentioned he expects mike pence to come in. now it remains to be seen if that happens but the committee is still pushing ahead and expects to put out that report and hold more hearings. >> many january 6th defendants are still awaiting trial on charges stemming from the insurrection. cynthia hughes who runs a support group for january 6th defendants was an opening speaker last night at trump's rally in pennsylvania. this actually happened. she spoke about her nephew a convicted capitol insurrectionist who has been in jail since his arrest well over a year ago. let's listen. >> he went to the nation's capitol to hear his

and a property management partly owned by donald trump's son-in-law jared kushner has agreed to pay at least $3.25 million to the state of maryland and to reimburse tens of thousands of tenants in baltimore, maryland. maryland's attorney general brian frosh accused the company, westminster management, of deceiving and cheating tenants and subjected them to miserable living conditions. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. when we come back, italy's first far right leader since the nature mussolini has declared victory in sunday's national election. we will look at the return of fascism in italy and it's right in europe with professor ruth ben-ghiat. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: the italian partisan song "the wind whistles" by fonola band. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we begin today's show in italy where the country's first far right leader since benito mussolini giorgia meloni has declared victory. as the right-wing alliance led by brothers of italy party lo

a political stunt is jared kushner writing a book that people don't want to read. this is not a political stunt. when you look at parents that are bringing their children to this country and a process for asylum. and light them under false circumstances. and telling them you're taking them somewhere under false pretenses, and using them as props? that is not a political stunt. that is an act of evil! and it is an act of evil being done by evil man! who are using children and good faith parents, coming to this country. the land of the free an opportunity. like my parents said, and grandparents stayed, and shaming them for political points! in the most cynical calculation stephanie! what is going on here, is they're trying to change the conversation from the dobbs decision, overturning roe versus wade. and making it about immigration. but it is the most cynical, cheap, and evil tactic. and i don't think it's going to play here in florida. i think that ron desantis overreach this time! >> mr. mackinnon? >> well again, i just raise the point that the department of home

i think -- certainly, jared kushner and ivanka were real enemies and out to drive him out, but the truthnger that trump's presidency went on, the less assertive his chief of staff became because big mulvaney, again, became a rubberstamp. ultimately, he got the chief of, the sycophant he always wanted and mark meadows. >> thank you, sir, it's good to see you, chris. mourners and the uk lining up for hours to see the green one last time. we are learning that president biden will leave with british prime minister lustrous when he is in london for the funeral. the u.s. ambassador to the uk is here to talk about that next. lable without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other allergy sprays take hours astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can... astepro and go. questlove is the poetry of stillness. a thundering drumbeat. discovering the virtues of a wandering mind. conflict and climate change. a new black dream. the hidden melodies of trains. the sacred spell of words. this art was looted. the power of a dinner table. a country on the brink

what if president trump says i want it to be jared kushner? is the judge going to decide who gets to be the special master? >> yeah, there will be a -- the idea is that both sides will stipulate and agree as to the special master, and that's usually a retired judge. that's what we saw, for example, in the southern district of new york in the cohen case, for example. so that's what i would expect. if they can't come to an agreement i imagine the judge would appoint somebody. but what i would expect is a retired judge, someone who is well respected. >> so, evan, it was interesting that one of the things she said was the court agrees with the government that at least, based on the record to date, there has not been a compelling showing of disregard for the plaintiff's constitutional rights. so that means donald trump's constitutional rights. that's interesting that the judge is siding with the doj on that regard. but as you said, i guess she was swayed more by the fact that there were some personal effects or papers in there. >> right. and i thin

he was emailing with jared kushner, and with former trump white house chief of staff mark meadows, in december, asking and offering his help to promote this idea that there was all this idea of fraud in the election which he knew was false. but to claim it in television ads and in scripts and two people he could reach out in the conservative movements. the worry about this is he said this right before december 14th stephanie, when states electors were going to be certified, and he was trying to basically bounce state allowed years and get a new raft inserted, illegally, so that they could reject the reject insert results and certain key swing states. when that effort to seize voting machines and we won the election didn't work, the idea was, let's just get rid of the electors who certify this information. what's also really interesting to me, stephanie, is that newt gringrich identified in emails as having said, what we really need to do is arouse the anger in the american people. i mean what else do you have to say about lighting a match before january six? because that's what he did

she said jared kushner was reluctant to confront him over the election loss.e encouraged a group of aids to go to the white house. when asked why he wouldn't saying anything, he likened it to a deathbed scene saying the priest comes later. >> this comes as the house select committee investigating january 6th is planning more hearings in the fall and as federal investigators issued a number of subpoenas to trump aides in recent days and weeks. the other interesting twist we learned that former president trump landed at an airport outside of d.c. we're told he's going to his golf club in virginia, but it's notable because it's only the second time he visited the d.c. area since he left office. >> thank you for sharing those headlines with us. roman, it's interesting -- there are a number of things interesting but it's also interesting that initially he seemed to understand that he lost the election. eventually that obviously shifted but that's something that could be of interest to investigators. >> right when it did shift, if he was telling people i'm not going

once he settles in we'll figure out what the trump doctrine is and how it works and jared kushner cutsral and, of course, jared kushner was right. he understood who his father-in-law was and the military establishment didn't know but they quickly learned that this was a president like no other. >> to say the least. we'll ask you both to stick around with us. much more to come from peter and susan's fantastic new book, "the divider" including some of the most dangerous yes men who remain in the disgraced ex-president's or not and later in the hour one issue that dogged the current president has been the price of gas. those prices have been coming down steadily and a lot. the energy secretary, jennifer granholm will be our guest at the table to talk about why president joe biden might not be getting the credit that they think he deserves. and how to explain the political party that delights in the shipping of human beings, migrants, fleeing communism while staying silent on its wholesale embrace of qanon, charlie sykes will be here to try to explain that. "deadline: white house" comes ba

charles kushner the father of trump's son-in-law jared kushner, who pleaded guilty in 2000 and 4 to 16 counts of tax evasion. donald trump is no longer free to abuse pardon power because he's no longer the president. but he's actually still trying. trump's been proudly hinting at about the run for the presidency in 2024 at least now saying out loud that if he wins the presidency again, he will look to pardon those convicted of storming the capital on january 6th. >> and you see what they're doing with the sentencing and i will tell you, and i'm looking at it very carefully. i've studied it i study cases. contributions should be made, we have to do it, they have some good lawyers. and i will tell, you i will look very, very favorably about full pardons if i decide to run and if i win, i will be looking very strongly about pardons. full pardons. >> i think that's probably going to be the best because even if they go two months or six months, they have sentences that go a lot longer than that. we'll be looking very, very seriously at full pardons. because we can't let that happen. what's

. >> greg: we are out of time, thanks to jared kushner, great book! our studio audience! fox news at night with greg i amgreg gutfeld, i love y! ♪ ♪ >> hello, welcome to "fox news @ night," i am mike emanuel in washington. break into ninth, new york state new york state attorney general letitia james is suing the trump organization over its business dealings and what she is calling the art of the steel, and before the president tells at sean hannity tonight, it's just a continuation of a long-running feud. >> she said we are going to get him, that's her whole campaign was based on that. and then she came after us. we have been going over this for years. >> mike: president trump on "hannity" will show you what a former president has to say about the ongoing legal fight over the mar-a-lago document drama. and the white house explaining what president biden really meant when he said the pandemic is over, this is his covid-19 mandate suffers another legal setback. and on attacks with vladimir putin while seemingly offering another message on taiwan then he did a few days ago

want to learn more about communications gingrich had with senior advisers to trump's campaign, jared kushnercommunications saying gingrich was in touch with these folks and about false tv ads. they point to some correspondents that shows gingrich was emailing about trying to arouse the country's anger. they are basically saying, you are not sharing this information to get legitimate information into this advertising. you are trying to gin up anger based on false claims about the 2020 election. we, of course, are going to reach out to the former speaker to see how he's taking this letter. >> sara murray, thanks for bringing us the latest on that breaking news. >>> also ahead tonight, there is new scrutiny of two of former president lawyers lawyers who -- cnn's brian todd is working that part of the story for us. there are some serious questions, brian, about a sworn statement signed by one of the attorneys. >> that's right, pamela, questions over whether that statement could get that attorney and another trump lawyer charged with obstruction of justice or making false statements to the govern

. >> jared kushner spoke to sky news about the mar-a-lago search. what he said. >> they took top secret documents home potentially risking the security of the united states. >> i think that it is something that again this seems like it is an issue of paperwork that should have been able to be worked out between doj and him. i don't know what he took or didn't take, but i think right now we're relying on leaks to the media which is the same thing -- >> beefwe've seen the photograp that said top secret. >> i've seen a lot of allegations by the media over my four years that turned out not to be try. >> strikes me as sort of interesting, we wouldn't be talking about this if donald trump can't go on truth social and talk about how he was raided with the fbi and used it to fundraise. we might never have known about this investigation. >> that is very true. and i think that donald trump and his team have done more damage to this than really would have been necessary and ultimately i think any sort of indictment coming out, and a lot of people are talking a

because jared kushner, just remember recent history. everything he did you hated, but it worked. numbers don't lie. in 2017, 48,000 crossed my 201,858,000 crossed, and by the time joe biden takes over, 146,000 border crossings year to date. that is just in the area of the rio grande valley. >> steve: and joe -- sean hannity asked the former president donald trump about those people streaming into the country and have this answer from mar-a-lago. watch. >> millions of people are in our country now that shouldn't be here. many of them are prisoners. >> did you deport them? criminals. the bad ones i would deport, the bad ones i would deport. venezuela is entering the present population of going through the border like nothing. we are policing our country and it is very hard to come back from that. i want to see great leadership in this country. more important than republican, democrat or conservative, what i want to see great leadership. our country is going to. donation is in decline. >> brian: he said yesterday i want to see joe biden do a good job. i want to see him do a good job

jared kushner, very close to the saudis. the trump administration. there were a lot of times there that happened -- and that i was there for internally and saw and i covered, -- elements of middle east politics a time because there were -- counterterrorism issues and i certainly know people out cover that topic. when i think about this i think, what was the point of this? why? why would you take these documents? and it is a group of people -- they do this in a very cavalier manner. we've all seen this. we have seen how they behave. so, certainly i hope we get to the bottom of this and that the damage is minimal and not as great as what many of us probably believe it to be. >> yeah, i have this image of donald trump sliding into the ballroom at mar-a-lago, we are a young couple has booked it for a wedding, which he would often do, and just sort of pulling out the folded piece of paper to the right and do you want to see who the israelis -- have their nukes? i mean completely possible. if you told me that was the case, 100% would believe it. olivia tro

meanwhile, in ain't view on fox news, former trump white house senior adviser jared kushner, son-in-lawer president, weighed in on governor ron desantis' decision to fly migrants to martha's vineyard. >> i personally watch what is happening. it's very hard to see at the southern border. i also have to remember these are human beings. they're people. seeing them being used as political pawns one way or the other is very troubling to me. >> now you may see he didn't mention desantis by name there. but his comments come as the florida governor is widely seen as trump's top rival for the republican nomination. now critics point out kushner never saying anything about the parents being separated at the southern border. conspiracy theorists meanwhile, alex jones was back in court yesterday testifying about comments he made in the wake of the sandy hook elementary school shooting. connecticut trial will determine how much he'll have to pay in damages for promoting the lie the shooting was a hoax. nbc news correspondent raheema ellis has the details. >> i'm going apologize to the parents. >> ob

. >> not every republican is on board including the son-in-law of former president trump jared kushner, who called it that & i'm quoting now, troubling in his word to see migrants used as political pawns. his words again. is there an opening for a republican rival to go after governor ron desantis on this specific issue? >> interesting question. i mean, clearly if you look at the complaint that was filed in the civil rights case, these people were misled. i mean, they were promised streets were paved with gold kind of at the other end of the flight and none of the services and benefits that they were promised materialized. so clearly there was -- they were misled. they're being used as pawns and including children. sometimes being left off at the side of highways in these buses. it's tough in a republican primary. the republican party has morphed over the years. certainly from the period when bush was president and a bipartisan filibuster-proof majority that included mitch mcconnell in 2006 passed immigration reform that included a pathway to citizenship. now in polling 70% to 75% of r

. >> meredith, we heard from the former president's son-in-law in a new interview in which jared kushner the way a former senior advisor at white house, telling sky he thinks the fbi search at mar-a-lago was a paperwork issue that should have been worked out between the doj and mr. trump. i can imagine that that lines up with what you are hearing from other trump allies? >> yeah. they tried to downplay this as a record keeping matter. i think what we are learning as these inventory lists come out is the haphazard nation in which so many documents were packed up originally from the white house and then the way that, of course, they were handled when it came to mar-a-lago, being found in desk drawers or in various rooms within mar-a-lago, sort of speaks to the way that the former president has handled these documents, whether during his time at the white house or now at his own private residence. as much as they wanted to say this is about record keeping, the more that we have learned about how that record keeping was done, it certainly raises a lot of eyebrows when you have top secret doc