, magically the next day started representing a bunch of jeffrey epstein's closest colleagues,et up his office and the exact same office suite in south florida as jeffrey epstein's criminal defender himself. so you've just got to marvel at the coincidence they are. >> will: what in your estimation, and we've talked about this with others but you reported on this deeply, you've reported on what we have talked about tonight, the permanent class in washington. what in your estimation is the true motivation about what we watched happen last night? >> i think it's a declaration of war against the american public, against half of the country, if not more, that doesn't want to be ruled by a bunch of corrupt oligarchs. it's easy to look at what happened and say it's just about trump, it's just about donald trump, and he's kind of different. it's not about anything else. no, this is about the ruling elites, the deep state, whatever you want to call it, the oligarchy deciding that it is up to them to pick who we get to vote for and it's up to them to decide who gets to be on the ballot w

they grab some of alex jones' text, that he's the real criminal, not jeffrey epstein, right?cond they got his text, you know everything, every embarrassing thing he ever said will be in the "new york times," but they're affirmative protecting jeffrey epstein, not even alive anymore. it's one of the weirdest things i've ever seen. >> it's been going on since the "vanity fair" article back in 2002, the puff piece on jeffrey epstein back then. maria farmer outed this guy in 1995, 1996, nobody followed up on it, pursued him the way they should have, and it was happening under the nose of the fdny, who loves to get on their ivory tower and preach down to the rest of us on a regular basis how bad we live our lives. meanwhile, he was running around in their district, for four presidencies, hanging out at the white house, and nobody cares what's going on until the survivors themselves decide to take the case to the people, and we see what's happened since then. there's been an avalanche effect. they've had to react to it. >> tucker: really quick, you keep reading suggestions that the

hillary clinton and jeffrey epstein have in common? they were all democrats and apparently that got them immune from this kind of treatment at the hands of law enforcement. however, people are looking at the situation with donald trump and saying this could indeed be politically motivated. people are recalling the recent letter from senator grassley regarding the f b i and how the f b i disregarded the revelations of hunter biden's laptop, even though they turned out to be credible concerns that i have raised for many years about political considerations infecting the decision. making process at the justice department and f b i. if these allegations are true and accurate, the justice department and f, b i r, and have been institutionally corrupted to their very core to the point in which the united states congress and the american people will have no confidence in the equal application of the law. while there is questions being raised, it appears that this was politically motivated that we're hearing from donald trump, who says that th

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your thoughts here, kristen -- >> donald trump has a problematic history with jeffrey epstein. kennedy: i don't disagree with you. there's a lot about donald trump to not like personally, but this is not how justice works in the country. they're doing it -- if they're doing it just for the optics, richard, that puts the country in a very, very bad place. kristen, your thoughts? >> yeah, democrats have seized full control of the brock bureaucracyand using that as a o take down their enemies. on a political level, i think liberals love this raid hack people talking about something other than inflation, the open southern border, or the out of control crime. i mean everything is worse in joe biden's america. everything. that's why the democrats ahead of the mid terms want to make the whole conversation about the threat donald trump poses to the ktht bectesesboy 6uaecuaseecuae the teshe,y the the are ared, d ee withititsssassiesi thislll ral p's base abase and and ma it more mor mor likely trumpp e te te gop nominee in 2024, and i think democrats would love that and would love to ru

>> sean: i think that's a picture of jeffrey epstein. >> brian: it might be his plane, who knows. >> sean: i'll let you determine that in the morning. brian, thank you. welcome to "hannity," a lot coming up today, robert will join us more on the predawn raids and in this case in his home with fake new cnn cameras, how did they get tipped off? the latest details from america's partisan two-tiered system of justice. ♪ ♪ cannot we begin with a fox news alert breaking right now one individual with access to the fbi's search warrant used at mar-a-lago is revealing new details about the document. tonight we can exclusively report that the warrant identified two very vague categories of interest. one document said should or could be in the national archives and two anything else that may be marked classified. mr. garland, let's see the affidavit that you prevented to the trump hayden, obama levin, jeffrey epstein friends to fender magistrates because the list of what they took was kind of also vague and meaningless. the affidavits and what you did to get the warrant, you took responsibility

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jeffrey epstein. you can't make this up. hop posted also about his hatred for president trump on facebook. he even promoted this statement, quote, donald trump doesn't have the morale statue to can i say john lewis's feet. moral stature. we're getting lectured by a judge that defended jeffrey epstein's accomplices. you can't make this up. seriously. and get this, the judge formally recused himself during a suit between donald trump and hillary clinton. we have full days on that and much more with john solomon tonight. by the way, why would the fbi go to a low level judge magistrate not appointed by a president, not confirmed by the senate, to such a high level case. and why would the fbi send 40 agents to storm mar-a-lago for a national archives request, when they were already invited in? we'll give you more details on this in a second. trump's office had already been working to get these documents in the right place. in fact, we have the document. if february, the national archives, they released a statement. it's even on t

jeffrey epstein. you can't make this up. who posted also about his hatred for president trump on facebook. hecebook. even promoted thise statement, quote, donald trump doesn't have the moral stature to kiss john lewis. hiset feet, moral stature, getting lectured by a judge that defended jeffrey epstein's accomplishments. you can't make this up seriously. and get this. the judge formally recusedlf himself during a suit betweento donald trump and hillary clinton. we have full detailsn. on that and much more with john solomonh tonight. now, by the way, why wouldou the fbild go to a low level jude magistrate who is not appointede by a president, not confirmed a by the senate for such a high level case? and why would the fbi send 40 agents to stormare largo forl a national archives request a when they were already invited in? we'll give you m more details on this. on this. already been working to get these documents in the right place. in fact, we have the document r in february, the national archives, they released a statement.

i think that's actually a picture of jeffrey epstein with somebody putting his hatei on there. i'm guessing it might be hisn plain. e, who knows? i'll let you i'll let you determine that in the morning. we'll be watching. brian , thank you.. welcome to "hannity". we have a lot coming up tonight. roger stone will join us with more on these predawnodayay raids in this case at his home with fake news. cnn cameras. how do they get tipped off along with the very latest details from america's partisan two tiered system of justice. butca tonight we begin with a fx news alert breaking right now. one individual with access to the fbi search warrant used at mar a lago is revealing new details to the show tonightb about thatou document. w and tonight we can exclusively report that the warrant identify two very vague categories of interest. one , documents that should or could be in the national archivesaid to anything else tha might be marked classified. it was actually thatrk general. now, mr. garland, let's see the affidavit that you presented to the trump hating , epa loving jeffrey ep

even more disturbing ship could be the ties to jeffrey epstein's up associate. >> good morning, justember a monday morning trump was not here when a dozen or so fbi agents showed up with a search warrant for the justice department and now know who that judges. florida magistrate bruce lionheart when he went into private practice before returning to the bench. according to the federal elected committee it was an act of political thought or giving a dollars to obama's campaign. and in $215,500 to jeb bush is 2016 presidential campaign. during his years in private practice he also represented several associates of disgraced financier and accused serial jeffrey epstein. now the state attorney for palm beach county here, dave ehrenberg is a democrat, but he was quoted yesterday describing judge reinhardt as meticulous and whatnot make a snap judgment. back to you guys in new york. >> now i feel better. thank you. >> thank you. elon musk twitter fight showed no sign of letting up. now selling close to $7 billion for of tesla stock as his legal battle with twitter rages on. >> strive asset

and he, again, used to represent jeffrey epstein who, by the way, did not kill himself.s is all by design. the doj made sure they found a judge who would play ball. it doesn't seem like we're going to get truth, at least not any time soon. a lawyer fighting for the release of the affidavit says this proceeding is all about making sure the judge and the doj are, quote: going by the book. >> this is a proceeding that is about the credibility of all the players. so, whether the judge is doing his job, whether the doj is doing its job, that is the proper function of these access proceedings and why the public is entitled to access. that is the public interest. we are entitled to monitor the affairs of our government at all levels. and that is the interest in this essence that we were asserting today. >> will: look, that has never happened before. we deserve to know why the fbi raided the home of biden's most likely political opponent. trump wants us to see the affidavit. no redactions. but the doj wants it buried. they don't want us to know why the judge signed off on the ra

where are the fbi agent's going and beating down the door of the clients of jeffrey epstein?et me be real clear. everyone in his black book ought to have an fbi agent kicking down their door and they want to do some real jail time. -- ought to do some real jail time. but why hasn't it happen? because epstein was a friend of the. -- bill. -- because he flew all over the world with bill clinton right next to him. and the biden doj, they do not investigate democrats. they target their enemies, they target us. it is bad. now, some of you might be thinking, ted, you said you were going to encourage us. you really suck at this. but i told you i had two points. here is the second one. revival is coming. all across nevada, all across this country, people's eyes are opening up and they realize things don't make any sense. politics has always had a pendulum sense to it. one party gets the power, they go too far one direction, the american people bullet back. every time i see some dumbass idea from joe biden or kamala harris or chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, part of me grieves a part o

attorney's office to work for jeffrey epstein's team, a convicted child sex trafficker.n in 2018 rinehart became a magistrate judge but maybe it's just me, you know, not exactly the guy i want balancing the scales of justice, which brings me to attorney general merrick garland. did he give the green light for the fbi to raid trump's home? of course he did. aren't you glad we didn't put him on the supreme court? the guy wouldn't even help protect the homes of the supreme court justices. but he is not alone. the entire justice department is rotten to the core. we know that washington's fbi field office orchestrated yesterday's raid in mar-a-lago. and the assistant assistant director in charge of that bureau is a guy named steven dan tone know. in 2020 he was promoted to d.c. but where did he come from? he came from detroit where he was a parted of that botched kidnapping plot of gretchen whitmer. you know, the whole thing was a disaster. the jury determined the whole thing was just an fbi sting to entrap people and create bad headlines before the 2020 election for trump. d

people recall a jeffrey epstein on the allegations about his activities involving minors and prostitution and a sex string et cetera than how while he did, he did face prosecution for that. there was no such raid on his home. we do not see a dramatic instance where there is billionaire was facing the force of government and many people are looking at the hunter biden's scandal, which mainstream media at 1st dismissed as a conspiracy theory. then all of the shady dealings that were revealed by hunter biden's laptop showing all kinds of activities. the president, son, joe biden son, was engaged in and saying a where, where is the justice? i, you recall what cnn's very own a brian said, look seller said, what about hunter, he years about political considerations infecting the decision, making process at the justice department and f b. i. if these allegations are true and accurate, the justice department and f, b i r, and have been institutionally corrupted to their very core to the point in which the united states congress and the american people will have no confidence in the equal applicat

people recall a jeffrey epstein and the allegations about his activities involving minors and prostitution and a sex string et cetera than how while he did, he did face prosecution for that. there was no such raid on his home. would you not see a dramatic instance where there is billionaire was, was facing the force of government. and many people are looking at the hunter biden's scandal, which mainstream media at 1st dismissed as a conspiracy theory. and all of the shady dealings that were revealed by hunter biden's laptop showing all kinds of activities. the president, son, joe biden son, was engaged in and saying, where, where is the justice? i, you recall what cnn's a very own a bryan set statler said. what about hunter hunter under federal investigation? charges can come in at any time. this is not just the right wing media store is, is a real problem for the biden's. well, what do hunter biden hillary clinton and jeffrey obscene have in common? they were all democrats, and apparently of that got them immune from this kind of treatment at the hands of law enforcement. however, people

a bipartisan judge who, because we couldn't make any of this up if we tried, once represented jeffrey epstein side, that judge allowed the fbi to see new maxis virtually every piece of paper in donald trump's house, whether or not it a different classified. took roger stone's clemency order. that had been on the front page of "the washington post," so it was there for probably not a secret, even walked off with donald trump's passports preventing them from leaving the country. so whatever else this raid was, this raid was not about the espionage act, that's absurd, almost as absurd -- knowing nothing about the raid before it happened. right. please. if they want that, they are going to have to try harder. what was this read about? the second explanation they gave us. >> now with donald trump suddenly, with donald trump suddenly talking about classified documents of a highly classified status, stolen from the white house and taken to mar-a-lago? >> just a reminder of the dash of why the justice department might be concerned about why they are going around mar-a-lago. >> two words: nuclear secr

. >> she looked so much healthier before she killed jeffrey epstein.ut seriously, where is joe whe it comes to china? what the hell, joe? >> i can't tell that lady what to do. i didn't want her to go, but di you ever tried to tell an old lady what to do? i say go ahead, go to china, i don't care. i'm a little afraid of her anyway. i'm more afraid of nancy then the chinese. did you see when she ripped up that state of the union address? i said that is one dizzy broad, stay out of her way. i probably can't say that, they will put me back in the basement . so trump was the danger. side don't think so. like pelosi he didn't go to an adversary and stick at them in their eye, he went there to see what happened. >> we want to see what happens when we are in close contact. we have come a long way at leas rhetorically with north korea. we will see what happens. that would be a great thing for the world. we will see how it all comes about. >> we're going to see what happens. for going to see what happens. >> so using basic sales techniques trump removed the numb

he's closer to jeffrey epstein. >> right, he settled 23 of 24 civil cases and one remains, the houston texans settled with 30 women and might be more civil lawsuits here and this thing has much as it might be finished in the suspension, we're battling this out in the courts and trial date of april of 2023 for the one remaining several accuser. kennedy: think deshawn watson will play before then? >> he could play in week one if he fights this up to federal court and the suspension gets paid. it's a complicated proceeding. we'll see. he'll fight this thing and wants to take to federal court to the extent he'll be suspended for the year and see if the nflments to call his bluff and see what he wants to do here. kennedy: man. all right, that's why you're here. you're here to iron this all out because it's crazy and it's confusing, but thank goodness someone has a law degree in this studio. >> i'll take it. always a pleasure to join you. kennedy: coming up, it's game like and playing praise your luck and how much tonight's political minded panel and jimmy knows about past presidents. play a

raised eyebrows since the rate of mar-a-lago and pointed to red flags including associates of jeffrey epstein trump adversaries. the former legal team has no expectations about his transparency. his recusal from the lawsuit of hillary clinton and other top democrats and role in spreading the russia collusion narrative, listen. >> judge reinhardt is the magistrate judge that recused himself from the hillary case a month ago. well i would love to see and understand why you would ask for a raid of the cooperating president, do i believe the judge will reveal it? no, i do not. >> the law professor alan dershowitz said the doj could exonerate itself by instilling the affidavit. watch. >> why was it necessary? why eight months later? why after giving subpoenas? why wait three days over the weekend after you have gotten a search warrant? these are the questions that the affidavit may very well answer. look, i believe presumption of innocence including garland. i want to presume he did the right thing, but the affidavit is the central clue point. >> meanwhile, trump said they returned to his passport

shedding light on disturbing information into the background including his ties to associate jeffrey epstein repeated donations to trump adversaries. and republican members of the house oversight committee demanding answers about the role of the national archives played in the search thankful the fbi behavior towards president trump deserves an explanation. the weaponization of the federal government against president biden's political rifle cannot go unchecked. the lawmakers demanding a briefing on the fbi raid by wednesday, carley, todd. >> carley: thank you. let's bring in robert charles an officer and former assistant secretary of state for georgia though might george w. bush. robert, good morning to you. you served on three presidential administrations but before we get into specifics i want to get your overall thoughts and why you thought it took place? >> one of the past elements, also i was on the court of appeals and this looks presumptively like a fourth amendment violation right out of a textbook. this was an utterly unnecessary raid. there was a subpoena served apparently about 1

bush who ran a field presidential bid before becomin a judge he represented the lake convicted jeffrey epstein and his trafficking investigation. attorneys for trump say they were not allowed in the room as fbi agents raided mar-a-lago. >> i can tell you he was natali barking, he was cooperating. there was nothing to hide and h was working in tandem and allowed them into mar-a-lago an they went in when he wasn't eve there and told his attorneys to leave. they couldn't even be on the premises. >> was also learned that some material that the fbi report with the concluded letters from kim jong new and former president obama and a cocktail napkin. brandon defined reports agents search through milani of terms for trope despite reported clearance in the morning pete. >> someone who is seen but they brought said that it it only come it confined itself to presidential records and classified information. so they were told that those boxes were in the storage room and they'd already seen it. it makes you more suspicious that this is a fishing expedition. >> sources say that justice department's month-lo

kennedy: thank you, that leads me to my next question for dave smith, dave, did jeffrey epstein killself? >> of course, kennedy. who could ever ask questions about that obvious case. every now and then there's a few camera misfunctions, know what i mean and a guy clearly working by himself who happened to have a saudi pass -- anyway. listen, i'm genuinely angry at you, kennedy, for making me watch this trailer. it's painful to get through. oh, candid conversations. yeah, so candid. it's kind of crazy in the post kind of me too movement and all this, we're even still playing these 90s games where the thing is that bill clinton cheated. like, feel however you feel about cheating, that's wrong. it's no one else's business really if she wants to take him back or not. it's not that he cheated. monica lear lewinsky was what, 1 in kennedy: early 20s. >> maybe 22 at the absolute oldest and he was the president of the united states and she was an unpaid intern. by the way, how about the multiple accusations of rape and sexual assault. the question isn't w was your husband unfaithful. the ques

>> sean: i think that's a picture of jeffrey epstein. >> brian: it might be his plane, who knows. >> sean: i'll let you determine that in the morning. brian, thank you. welcome to "hannity," a lot coming up today,

magistrate reinhard bart of jeffrey epstein fame, had reductions on certain lines of the affidavit which then will be released to the public perhaps late next week. various media organizations have petitioned the court to make public the full affidavit without any reduction. but of course the doj opposed the affidavits release making these broad claims at releasing even limited parts of the affidavit could create dangers for witnesses were future cooperations and also reveal key investigative methods. and for obvious dramatic effect, they drew in reference to national security stakes. none of that however seems compelling given what is at stake here. the public strikes to know along with the need to address skepticism in favor of releasing the entire affidavit. no question in doing it immediately. and not just the affidavit, the security footage at mar-a-lago that was detained as well. we want to see that. dragon this on to the midterms with the with the drips and jobs being leaked it to key media figures who we know who they are like the amorphous references to nuclear documents, that i

attorney's office and went to work for jeffrey epstein. that was his last job.didn't go to a federal attorney or a federal judge on the docket right now. i learned that just now in detail. there are some things to question and look at here. jason. >> i'm tired of this argument that nobody is above the law. when it was the clintons and they had classified information in her disposal nobody raided their house. they gave them immunity agreements. when they had it at her attorney's office they didn't raid those offices. when we issued a subpoena on the i.r.s., nobody raided those offices. don't tell me this is equal and fair and that there is equity in this. it is a one-way street and it is all against trump. >> harris: we'll follow the news as it is made. leslie and jason. experts are warning china may invade taiwan in the next two years. what it says about the biden's administration's threat from beijing. joey jones in "focus" next. alright, limu, give me a socket wrench, pliers, and a phone open to libertymutual.com they customize your car insurance, so you only

fox news even went so far as to air a doctored image of the judge on jeffrey epstein's plane.complete hoax. which was pretty obvious, but they are done anyway. so throwing more gasoline onto that fire. and that is all that they need to do. and i think that is the thing that i would impress that everyone. is that if you are a right-wing media consumer, you are looking through these events through a pretty foggy lens. but you have a fairly large amount of narrative to backup behind that. and that narrative is that there is a deep state plot to take out donald trump, all of these people are corrupt. so all of these little touchstones, they are getting used to reinforce that. >> angela kherson, thanks so much for joining us. fascinating conversation with. you appreciate it. the heated rhetoric on right-wing media and elsewhere can have real life consequences and it appears it has in this case. within hours of the news that mar-a-lago search breaking, extremist sites were filled with violent rhetoric. some of it posted by a man named ricky shiver according to sources and documents.

kennedy: jeffrey epstein did not kill himself three years ago. >> you think this is -- i do not think that either. >> you think this is so farfetched after what we've seen in the past four to five years in terms of politicization in these agencies? i don't think it's far fetched and by the way, i also think hearings are fine, i think oversight is fine, i would not support -- what i fear will happen the next time there's republican administration, they're going to try to indict somebody and that's a target rich environment. kennedy: that's not okay. absolutely right. >> that's something that re-pup licks is a -- republics and that's a desk fire we won't recover from. >> they support the state of the people. >> this is hock freedom for me and we need to go back to the regular system. kennedy: thank you so much, larry, jessica, and inez. great conversation. coming up, gas prices, they're expected to go up in the fall, they're too damn high already. president biden blaming mom and pop stations for jacking all the things up. biden is dead wrong. energy expert daniel turner powering the fut

. >> jeffrey epstein number one. defended people in that case., he did donate to jeb bush's presidential campaign in particular. that situation. the other thing to keep in mind, too, is when you look at this whole investigation on what went on there, the whole thing with secrecy. the judge has a warrant -- signs a warrant and says go in. we know how it works. no other side to say excuse me, i don't think there is a lot of there there. a judge counting on the f.b.i. not to waste his time. even though it happened with the russian investigation and carter page. they lied, got their warrant, went to town. destroyed people's lives and put people in jail and curtailed or ham strung the presidency for the last 18 months. they go in there. we just don't know the answers. what were you looking for? was it archives? were you on a fishing expedition to bolster the department of justice case against the president that would stop him from running. >> harris: could you trust them if they told you? i would want to see the documents at this point. i don't know i

trying to tell in the book, i think with the sackler's, it is a bit like with harvey weinstein or jeffrey epstein or any of these powerful people who get away with terrible things for a long time. when it finally all comes out, there is a natural reaction of how they could get away with it for so long. the answer a lot of the time is they surround themselves with these people who are these kinds of ostensibly respectable service providers. private investigators, and consultants for higher. -- hire. it was unpleasant getting two years of legal threats, i could tell you some stories. there was the episode i talk about what we had somebody sticking out my house and they have never confirmed that was them. it was the only project i was working on at the time. all of that was unpleasant but it was important for me to tell the story because the truth is they have been doing that for 20 years. part of the reason they got out why they got away with it for as long as they did. >> i wonder, how do you make people talk to you? do you pay them? >> i am not allowed to pay people. if you were a sociologist you