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larry: we were just talking to jonathan turley. how can they?e nobody on the ballot at all. larry: biden won't let any republicans be on the ballot much less democrat. >> what kind of election will we have? because they removed all the republicans from the ballot and joe biden drops out, no election at all. larry: fearless leader in the old soviet union. >> so crazy. larry: john carney, "breitbart." alex marlow, editor-in-chief of "breitbart." just teriffic stuff, gentlemen. thank you ever so much. alex, good luck on the book. we'll keep pushing that. folks we'll take a quick break and on the other side coming up national security council spokesman john kirby keeps claiming, get this money bidens are giving to iran is not money to the enemy. they're not going to use it. it is not really fungible. i don't understand any of that. it defies economic belief. it defies foreign policy belief. it just defies belief. i'm kudlow. happy new year.w ♪. i' i'm not good being retired. i'm a pain in the neck. i like to be able to have a purpose. about three or

jonathan turley great to have you. thank you.appy new year >> as we predicted on tuesday, all right, biden's first ad for the 2024 campaign, it's not about all his great accomplishments -- oh, that's right, he doesn't have any. instead, joe biden is dusting off, let's see, donald trump, donald trump, donald trump, january 6th, january 6th, january 6th, they'll get to abortion, but this is the first ad. it has nothing to do with biden or success because he doesn't have any. take a look. >> i've made the preservation of american democracy the central issue of my. i believe in free and fair elections the right to vote fairly and have your vote counted. something dangerous happened in america, there's an extremist movement who does not share the basic believes in our democracy. >> sean: could they get a joe biden moment where maybe he doesn't sound like he's muck and bubbling. anyway the ad was released after democratic activists posing as historian met with joe biden at the white house this week reportedly imploring him to be more h

let's take a look at what constitutional lawyer jonathan turley said about this topic. this, secretary of homeland security alejandro mayorkas has been denounced as dishonest, felicitous, and derelict by his critics. in my view, all of these things are manifestly true. it is also true in my opinion that none of these things account to high crimes and misdemeanors warranting his impeachment. moreover, being bad at your job is not an impeachable offense. even really bad. even his level of bad. if that were the case he would be only the latest in a long line of cabinet officers from marched into congress for constitutional termination. and that is a conservative commentator and legal expert jonathan turley, publishing that opinion in the "daily beast." joseph, virginia, democrat. what do you think? [inaudible] treva joseph? >> caller: how are you doing? , you have to turn down the tv. olmec okay, all right. >> host: go ahead. >> caller: i think this impeachment thing is a sad situation, what the republicans are doing going down this road. when they are not in power than a

thank you. >> sandra: bring back jonathan turley. what happens next with hunter biden? >> jonathan: i'm pretty sure you will not hear three words in that courtroom. that is rip it up. those were the words used by hunter's team when the plea bargain fell apart in delaware and many of us gasped. you don't really trash a plea agreement like that in open court because you are forcing the hand of the department of justice, which they did and hit him on charges ultimately of the gun and the tax violations. this is a very good court for hunter. it's a terrific jury pool for him, could not pick a better location for the trial for the defense. but also the indictment is a bit light because the department of justice allowed the statute of limitations to run on early tax violations going back to 2014. it has never explained why. it was warned internally by the whistleblowers, some of us wrote about it publicly that you are allowing the statute of limitations to run and they could have easily extended it, and they have never explained why they did that. but some of those early taxes

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jonathan turley, great to have you. thank you. happy new year. no happ yo w, we predicted on tuesday. all right, biden's ad fo first r the 2024 campaign. it's not about all his great any accomplishments. oh, that's right. it doesn't have any. instead,insteas joe biden is dt off let's see, donald trump.rump donald trump, donald trump. january 6, january 6, january 6. they'll get to abortion. but this is the first ad it has nothing to do with biden or a success because he doesn't the have any. >> take a look. i've made the preservation of american democracofy the central issue of my presidency. i believe in free and fair election democra the cs and theo vote fairly and have your vote counted. e there's something dangerous co. n exg in america there's an extremist who does not share the basic belief sean: c in our democracy. >> could they get a joe h biden moment where maybe he doesn't sound like he's mumbling and mumbling? anyway . anyw, the ad was released a after democratic activists the ng as historiansctiv with je biden at the white house this

jonathan turley, always good to have you with us. thank you so much. >> jonathan: thanks, john. >> sandra: breaking news right now, media outlets in the middle east reporting more than 200 people were killed in that bombing at a ceremony in iran honoring top general soleimani on the fourth anniversary of his death. trey yingst is reporting live on the ground in tel aviv for us at this hour. trey, what are you hearing there? >> trey: sandra, good afternoon. we are following this developing story out of southeast iran where a pair of explosions rocked the city killing at least 200 people, according to regional media. these blasts taking place at a ceremony to mark the four-year anniversary of the death of soleimani, the explosions near a cemetery where he is buried. iranian officials calling it a terrorist attack but stopping short of blaming anyone or any specific country. the developments out of iran come as israel is bracing for the possibility of a separate retaliation after a drone strike in beirut killed a chairman. damage to both

it's george washington university law professor jonathan turley.to you. >> thank you, steve. >> steve: okay. we know over the last, unfortunately, number of years, impeachment is for treason or bribery or high crimes and misdemeanors. does mr. mayorkas -- has he done any of those things yet? >> well, i don't think they have established any of those bases for impeachment. the fact is impeachment is not for being a bad cabinet member or even being a bad person. it is a very narrow standard. and even though we took language from the british, we adopted a much more narrow approach to impeachment. the framers rejected terms like mall administration to make sure that we confine. this it's important to remember we impeachment after that person left office. past past congresses have recognized there is a danger to this. once you cross the rubicon and start to remove cabinet members because they are not doing a good job. and mayorkas is clearly not doing a good job. but, it's the job that president biden apparently likes he has complimented mayorkas. is he

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jonathan turley, thank you so much. >> bill: to be debated. andy mccarthy says abbott has a point and could win at the high court. there is debate goes back and forth. talking about the governors. >> dana: yesterday we had seven or nine governors and i thought that was low. by the end of the day and overnight we have 25 governors. it seems like it is breaking along political lines. you would imagine some of those governors are thinking i think abbott does have a point here but maybe they are under political pressure not to support. >> bill: look at the fox verity analysis from iowa and new hampshire. republicans are right smack dab on this issue as number one facing america today. more so than the economy, believe it or not. there you go. >> dana: we want to get you to this. a climate president to his core is how white house officials are defending biden's decision to pause new permits for natural gas exports. the freeze comes as the administration holds off on deciding whether to approve what would be the nation's largest natural gas terminal

one of the same experts, jonathan turley, sent a letter today for the mayorcas hearing. you don't have enough evidence. there's just not evidence to do it in these cases. the misconduct to president trump is clear-cut. could it be more clear-cut than january 6th? what else could you think? >> you, me or your lying eyes. that's what it comes down to. jonathan turley, a professor who has been relied on in a number of circles to flush out these issue. do they have the votes to impeach him? >> we'll see. they have moderate republicans in president biden districts. districts that president biden won. they are worried about losing those guys. if they do, we will take the house. that's how they have to decide it. when it gets to the senate, they're not going to impeach -- they're not going to remove him any way. >> a lot of reverse engineering. i remember a time it had to come first, the horse then the cart. glenn ivey, thank you so much. >>> donald trump's courtroom and campaign calendars looking similar. is there a difference? we'll talk about it next. >>> we're in the final

jonathan turley, i don't know how these guys keep track of these cases for so many prominent individuals. g.w. law professor. jonathan, this 56-page indictment that is the source of this action today essentially says that hunter biden earned more than $7 million in gross income. failed to pay his taxes. these are add-on to the gun charges. this is something that was never supposed to involve with the summer plea agreement that fell apart. must be a lot of could have, could have and should have in the hunter biden legal tomato about that. >> oh, think there is. the most regretted words from the delaware arraignment was rip it up. they did. they ripped up the plea agreement. that pushed the justice department to bring these charges. it's important to note that the indictment that you'rerifering to is the abridged version. because the department of justice allowed critical potential felonies to expire by allowing the statute of limitations to run. what is notable, internally whistle-blowers are saying why are we doing this? we have the ability to extend that period. outside, many were writh

jonathan turley, leo terrell, clay travis, all joining me on "the story" today. what about this? brand-new video that fox has captured as migrants come across the border fence in arizona. the cartel break pieces of it so they can run their business to get people across that border. we will show you some striking video as you see the cartel member or the person who is working for them hoping get people across at the end of all of this, he is going to clap like hey, hurry up everybody. get across, now is your moment. then we have a video of somebody taking a video so essentially, he can record -- there is the video -- okay, boss, got everybody across and there is a video to prove it is likely what we see here based on the recording that we have done at the border over all of these months and years. so that situation is in our south. what about the situation? peers are growing every day that there is an escalating war going on in the middle east. after the united states took out a iranian-backed militia leader in iraq who is in that car come a direct hit based on someone the united

what jonathan turley said. >> jonathan: this is a very serious problem for her.uge difference in the prosecution, it may result in her removal, result in a delay, but not necessarily in the dismissal of the case against trump. >> john: so talk maybe it moves to dekalb county but not fulton, it doesn't go away. >> kerri: an attorney in this case, the defendant we are talking about, even the judge could file an ethics complaint with the georgia state bar and to the disciplinary body, the georgia supreme court would have the final say. also legislation in georgia that allows state lawmakers to remove prosecutors and the like. i agree with jonathan turley that it may not make a huge legal difference but it may change who is actually overseeing this case if they decide to step aside, that would be interesting, this has been her pet project bringing this rico charge, something unique to her. normally a law allied in ms13 and mob cases, so i would be curious if she was removed if the next prosecutor who would take over would be willing to go as far as she has with this.

jonathan turley standing by with the big legal picture. rich edson live in d.c. with the details. >> good morning, bret. we expect to soon hear from former president trump's attorneys about keeping him off the ballot. they'll ask the supreme court to overturn the colorado supreme court's decision to keep trump off the ballot there and appeal a similar decision from maine's secretary of state in state court. supporters of those decisions say trump clearly attempted to subvert the will of the voters, participated in an insurrection and disqualified himself from the presidency under the 14th amendment. >> this becomes a test for the originalist and texturalists on the supreme court. all justices left to right call themselves that. >> trump has been indicted on charges related to january 6th in efforts to overturn the election but never charged specifically with insurrection. others argue it means the former president can still run. >> not the way the constitution was intended to operate and effectively opponents to former president trump trying to achieve in the cou

. >> bill: jonathan turley joins us to give us his expectations. good morning to you.udges as rich mentioned one appointed by bush 41 in 1990. the other two women appointed by biden in 2022. what comes of this today, sir? >> i think the odds are heavily against former president trump in prevailing on these claims. he is making a sweeping argument of immunity that may run into trouble even on the u.s. supreme court. at issue is really what in nixon versus fitzgerald the court called the outer perimeter of presidential authority. it is how do we define what trump was doing on january 6th and afterwards? he was certainly president. but i think there is a sticker shock element here for the trump arguments that they would go too far in allowing a president to commit criminal acts. keep in mind this is not finding that he committed criminal acts. the question is if he did commit criminal acts, would those still be covered under this immunity. that's the tough question facing him. there is a number of torpedoes in the water here. one is time, which you mentioned. most of us e

>> trace, generally i do agree with jonathan turley when it comes to analyzing impeachments and effortst president trump. i don't agree with him on 95% of other things. on this one i think he's right. president trump's critics have taking the step of trying to use the court system to knock him out of the ballot. you just talked about some of the efforts like the disqualification argument or the 14th amendment. prosecutions and state courts in new york and georgia. the real threat to president trump is the special counsel prosecution being brought by the biden justice department and where we're going to hear president trump's appeals arguments to the d.c. circuit where he's going to claim that he and other presidents will have general immunity from prosecution. >> "the new york times" sienna college poll. should he be the nominee even if convicted. 66%. it's a big number. it's a big number of one group. most people are thinking, you know, listen, let's let the voters decide this fair and square and keep everybody else out. >> i think a lot of republicans are responding to the idea that d

let's bring in jonathan turley, g.w. law professor and fox news contributor. i watched this play out this morning. wait a minute. turn the volume up. this is quite interesting. i also thought it was interesting that nancy mace, the congresswoman from south carolina said we should arrest him right here and right now. would they have had the authority to do that and what did you make of what you saw? >> well, in the old days they did have that authority. they had a jail in the basement of the capitol. today it's a little more laborious. they have to vote through the committee, go through the floor and give it to the department of justice. this was just doubling down on the open contempt of this committee. to see democratic members participate in this is really quite breathtaking. you know, you can't control when the circus comes to town but doesn't mean you throw on the big shoes and red nose and join the clowns. this was a moment that should have been outrageous for all of the members of that committee. he is in flagrant contempt. there's no debate as to whethe

. >> i need unanimous consent to enter into the record, jonathan turley states that there is no basishing secretary alejandro mayorkas. it is titled alejandro mayorkas ' failures are not appeared in beast. i also ask unanimous consent. >> so ordered. >> to include in the record, impeachment, by raoul berger, and the founder of the constitutional regionalism that inspired supreme court justice anthony scalia, explaining that the term high crimes and misdemeanors is a limited phrase and it was not intended to be used by these purposes. >> ms. green? >> i ask unanimous consent to enter from the u.s. dertment of homeland security, april 30th, 2021, dhs announced steps to protect communities from wall construction. >> so ordered. what purpose? >> i need unanimous consent to include an article published by norman eiseman, former impeachment counsel for the house judiciary committee, and others. house republicans have spent months searching unsuccessfully for a smoking gun in the joe biden impeachment investigation, instead of admitting failure. they are now going to another target in their

this isoulous that even the witness that they routinely call, jonathan turley, that is a republican witness of the call that all of these different hearings, himself said there is no quote cognizable basis, end quote, for this impeachment of secretary mayorkas. so the republicans are focused on issues that no one in america really cares about. and i hope the american public tells them stop this sham impeachment of that work together on trying to make our economy even better. and with that i yield back. >> questions? scott. >> there seemed to be some democrats who are uncomfortable with what they are hearing in the senate negotiations, tightening amnesty, some that are republican policies. how confident are you that your were together whatever they can pass out? >> well, we need to see what the language looks like. we have seen in a legislative texts. we've talked about that before an immigration policy. it's incredibly difficult and these words matter. and so we want to make sure the language is as tight as it can be. but let's be very clear. i mean, house democrats support changes. we supp

constitution scholar, jonathan turley, has come out against this impeachment, not just because it is, but because it is what a dangerous precedent it set. as professor turley explained, impeachment secretary mayorkas is a slippery slope that we would be wiseto avoid. indeed, it is precisely the temptation, the frame yçp uff that they had de rejecting standards om the old administration. it's no democrats invited legal scholar to this hearing while republicans invited three partisan politicians. the republican witnesses have i one of the witnesses is facing 41 ethics charges. another witness, state supreme court unanimously found he failed to perform the plain, vo duties of approving information for a ballot initiative. but again, no expertise on y fr majority witnesses is that some republican politicians don't like a democratic cabinet secretary. republicans are pretending to provide accountability, just like they pretended to legislate the past months. in his opening the chairman said there was no reasonable alternative to pursui imachmensuggest some alternatives. republicans could

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today the house professor, jonathan turley nailed it with a piece to law makers this is what he said. the response from hunter should be short and simple. toying with congress may have recreational and political appeal, but it has hrao*el costs. hunter maybe the press' son. he doesn't get a mulligan on contempt. on a joint statement it was said they w will allow hunter to comy with the original subpoena. in the meantime the house will proceed with the contempt resolution. for most americans there are no legal mull tkpwapbz. if you try to defraud the federal government for years and not pay taxes, guess what you don't get a do over when you get caught. if you lie on a gun application and your gun ends up in a trashcan near a school, you don't get sympathy from a federal prosecutor. >> if your name is paul hanford and fail to register we now know the federal office and the fbi don't look the other way. why should it be different for hunter biden? why does get special treatment? why is he given so much special treatment? why did they allow the statute of limitations to expire on so many

we had jonathan turley on in the 6:00 hour and he said that mayorkas may appear dishonest a derelict but does not believe this rises to impeachment. it is not impeachable the fact he's doing a body job. >> carley: your interview with pat fallon about the vote count. >> when you lie under oaths, that is impeachable and that is what alejandro mayorkas has done and violated immigration and nashlt act seven or eight times over and that is spelled out in specificity. one or two republicans are waivering, i think it will pass. chairman mark green, my good friend from homeland security committee has done exceptional job here and alejandro mayorkas perjured himself, he's putting americans in danger. opioid deaths have doubled under the biden administration, we must go forward, it is our constitutional duty to do so. >> carley: one or two republicans won't vote for this. >> steve: 18 across the country. >> carley: right, will vote for this. last time cabinet member was impeached was in the 1800s. >> carley: political play book said they did poll testing and 66% are uncomfortable with republic

jonathan turley said this is uphill battle argument. i listened to oral arguments and judges seemed skeptical. put the immine utdefense aside, more broadly, impeachment designed for high crimes, you had bill clinton impeached and used against trump and now trying to be used against president biden. you have ballot disqualification, the 14th amendment used twice in history. i make these cases to say, take away one defense of the president and people question the legitimacy of the supreme court. we are seeing that across the country. >> harris: emily, what stood out to you in court today? >> emily: to provide x's and o's, reminder trump moved to mismiss immediately and december 1, motion to dismiss was not granted. we're at the appellate level. all the former president's arguments and why special counsel is arguing against it. president trump is saying, i was president at the time and immune from it. he is arguing there is no blanket protection for criminal behavior. if presidents enjoy immunity, he is arguing trump acted oud of official

one of the same experts, jonathan turley sent a letter today and that starts for the mayorkas hearingdon't have enough evidence. the factors there's not enough evidence to do it in these cases. where the misconduct it connected to president trump is pretty clear caught. in fact, couldn't be more clear cuts in january six? if you had a tv more watching it. what else could you -- >> believe me or you're lying eyes. this -- -- to try to flush out these issues is mayorkas they have his impeachment? i will see, i know they have moderate republicans and president biden districts, districts that biden won, they are worried about losing those guys if they do we'll take the house, it's totally a political calculation for the house republicans. that's how they're going to have to decide. but when it gets to the senate, they're not gonna peach him anyway. they're not gonna remove him. >> a lot of reverse engineering trying to look for those high crimes and misdemeanors, i remember a time when had to come first, the course then the cart. we'll see congressman glenn i've, me thank you so much. >>

here is jonathan turley. >> the problem for the biden administration, it has created an existential crisis by effectively having an open border. i think that many judges would be sympathetic to texas that they have a right to do something. they are being overwhelmed. even democratic mayors are now objecting that this is overwhelming their cities. so the idea of the federal government removing barriers at this time is really other worldly. >> harris: the lone star state is not alone. 25 republican governors publicly have his back. south dakota's kristi noem says she will be personally driving more razor wire down to texas. so her crews are coming and she is going, too. in "focus" two of those governors in abbott's corner georgia's brian kemp and the governor of montana. we'll go to the white house peter doocy to get the latest. >> this is not a situation where the heavy hand of what the federal government wants is going to change texas's plans. it will be more of a tug-of-war. >> there are a lot of areas where texas is free to continue to put up wire. they don't have to allow this to happen

leo and jonathan turley will be here.lace and u.s. department of defense, why do we know more about the king's health than the defense secretary? join us at the top of the hour. >> harris: bad optics for jill biden and the president's troubled reelection campaign. social media pointed out her campaign stop at hunter high. a high school in utah. she gave a stump speech next to signs emblazened with the word hunter high. irony alert, straight out of a veep episode. it was called appropriately named and maybe joe biden should have picked a different school to speak at. >> emily: what was the advance team here? you have hunter high sign behind her and on the podium, hunter high school. any good team would look around the team and say probably not the best, this will be utilized by my opponent dochl they still have their job this afternoon? >> harris: ouch. emily. >> emily: they should have lost their jobs a thousand years ago, kayleigh. she will say like she said before, it is cruel, everyone is mean to my son and grandchildr

i want to highlight one of them, jonathan turley, a well- known conservative who has testified severalgainst the impeachment of former president trump. he argues that the border is a mess but he says you don't really have a case and adds that there is a danger to this, that this could potentially lower the bar for future congresses to impeach cabinet secretaries over actions that do not amount to crimes. are you concerned about setting a precedent? >> look, here is what i'm concerned about. i'm concerned about the southern border. it's chaos. we are being overrun. it puts america at risk. i'm concerned about enriching the multinational cartels down in mexico where they used to be making $500 million a year and now they are making $1 billion a month on illegal human trafficking. i'm concerned about those migrants that are crossing the border, many of which perish. i'm concerned about the minors that are crossing the border unaccompanied. many of those are being used for forced child labor or trafficking. i'm concerned about all of that and i am also concerned that the secretary, and yes

a legal expert, jonathan turley, said that "no evidence that he is corrupt or committed impeachable offenses, he could be legitimate accused of effectuating an open border policy but that is a disagreement on policy traced to the president." he said it could be a dangerous precedent by impeaching cabinet members you don't agree with. is this troubling? >> i would like to see his definition of what rises to the level of impeachment, that is debated over time but when you violate your oath, when you do not take care to see that laws are faithfully executed, when you have american citizens being harmed, people dying from federal poisoning and wide-open orders empowering china and drug cartels, that is a disregard of his duty and he did in fact lie to me under oath, with the statute that says you were supposed to maintain operational control of the border, he said one thing to me in the judiciary committee and went to another committee in the senate and said different things. that matters. he was trying to tell the american people that they were in fact having operational control of the border a

i thought jonathan turley today after joe biden's speech put it very succinctly who is the biggest threatllars of our democracy, watch. >> when he talks about the freedom of speech, the biden administration, i have written before most anti-free speech administration since the administration of john adams his administration has carried out what a federal court called orwellian censorship program with the help of social media companies charlie agrees with you what represents a threat to our democracy they would have us believe that joe biden would like to run against donald trump that he has a chance to beat donald trump. listening to him today is he already taking on trump that would seem to empower trump. seem to suggest a he knows it's inevitable that his oh i don't know that i do want to run against donald trump so i need to start attacking trump. >> first of all, same polling all of us have seen in the swing state showing historic leads for president trump. secondly, the prosecution themselves are of the proof of the point. their election strategy is literally to put president trump in

no legitimate case here, those include conservative experts like allen dershowitz, and scholar jonathan turley, even they have come forward and been quite vocal about the fact we haven't seen valid grounds for the impeachment case, -- >> about casey among politicians, i'm shocked. there is gambling going on there as well. but let's look at the timeline, here johnson said he wants to bring this impeachment hearing, this voter soon as possible. what sort of timeline could this be? >> well, if they could get lets a vote in the next few days, he has been pretty open about wanting to move this head as quickly as possible. my sense is that could mean it could go to the house within a week or so. and one reason in my view driving this, is because there is such a -- as long as they have the intention of a country in media here, they want to exploit this issue right now as primaries are coming, as we are seeing some polls for joe biden showing he has a majority of americans are not happy with his immigration policies. so republicans want to keep this in the, media in the public, high and make us much p

jonathan turley was one of your students? >> he calls me for i my opinion on everything. >> he hasn't sought treason yet, but if they are pressuring the military to subvert the commander-in-chief and he wins, how is it not treason, kat timpf? >> you are weird. i read this whole thing. it makes a lot of assumptions. i feel like i would like to see some polling on some of these things. for example, january 6th. they seem to be concerned about a new and improved january 6th. january 6th didn't work. i have heard a lot of things said about january 6th. we talk about it all the time. one thing i have not heard a single person express is fomo. i have not heard a single person say i wish i would have been there. but i will definitely be at the next one. republicans say do you regret not being at january 6th? would you like to be at a future new and improved january 6th? before you start going and saying this is all a possibility and there will be a takeover, is this actually a possibility? is it in peoples hearts and minds. accordin

i thought jonathan turley said it very well yesterday, the biden administration is the most anti-free-speechion since john adams. so one other aspect of this administration -- did you know that our secretary of defense was in the hospital, did you know he went into the hospital it wasn't even yesterday. 5 days ago, just now learning the secretary of state lloyd austin had a days long, a weeklong hospital stay that was kept completely secret so i am going to read this letter from the pentagon press association and love to get your thoughts on this. here is what they said. the fact that he has been at walter reed medical center for four days and the pentagon is only now alerting the public late on friday evening is an outrage at a time there are growing threats to us service members in the middle east and the us is playing key national security roles in israel and ukraine, particularly critical for the american public to be informed about the health status and decision-making ability of its top defense leader. what is the balance here? do we deserve to know? how out of bounds is this? kayleigh

jonathan turley came in on the air right after that speech concluded and he said we would be remiss notthat this has been one of the most ant anti--free speech presidencies f our lifetime, potentially in our history of the country. nikki haley was on our air right before biden took to the podium. she used it as a campaign message. she said, watch, you're going to see president biden tee off against donald trump in his first campaign speech. you put donald trump up as your nominee, this is what you're going to see, this trump-biden fight that's going to continue. in that message, he said donald trump's campaign is obsessed with the past, not the future. that is irony considering president biden stood up there and did not tout what he has done. he could not look back at the past. his performance in office. jessica, i saw the look. nice to see you guys are getting along here. but how can you tout $3 a gallon gasoline right now? in an economy where consumer prices are up 17%? go to the grocery store right now, that's why he's not polling well in the economy, and security. go back to the bor

. >> sandra: i mean -- >> brian: yes, and andy mccarthy and jonathan turley, cut through the salacious part of it, can't believe the poor decision-making and how obvious and the other part how does it affect the president, state charges and the timing. they are desperate, jack smith and company to get the president into court, in trial, and convicted because he's en route to getting the nomination before the election. looks like they are having problems on every single case hitting their marks. now this one. >> sandra: probably why we saw what we saw with the fox voter analysis, republicans on the ground, iowa, new hampshire, multiple charges against him, it does not seem to be weighing on the voters' minds when they head to the ballot box. brian, great to see you. and coming up this weekend. >> jay glasser, one of the best to break down the games this weekend, especially the fox game, eric trump with us too, and the josh holmes led pod cost. >> sandra: thank you for letting me through the elevator door earlier without my badge. >> brian: or there would be no badge. if you forget your

. >> dana: join us for the legal breakdown, jonathan turley. you can help us explain to the audience. this is not small legal issues. this could be seismic in washington, d.c. and affect americans across the country. >> dana, i think that's absolutely correct. most of the everyday life of citizens is affected by regulations, not laws. they are affected by what bureaucrats essentially decide in state and federal agencies. since 1984 the level of deference given to federal agencies has been enormous. it is very difficult to dislodge an agency decision because of chevron. and that level of deference has led to this enhancement of bureaucracy to the point that some refer to it as a fourth branch. we have a tri system of three branches. all these federal agencies that are legislating for the country. it is really a very serious problem because the balance in our system of three branches is a very delicate one. to introduce a third branch -- sorry, a fourth branch, introduces a level of instability and unaccountability that troubles many. >> bill: th

i know jonathan turley wrote a piece the other day where he said, "roberts would probably want to seect in a unanimous way." on this. do you think that is likely? and do you think that they do make a decision that will be blanket across the country, that this doesn't fly and this is done? >> well, i would like to see a unanimous decision too. i would probably be surprised by one, but i can see a path to the court may be deciding this in a way that picks up at least one or two of the three progressive judges and has like an overwhelming majority. that is what i think, martha, they don't want to get into is the nitty-gritty of was there and insurrection? did truax do mike trump insight and insurrection and for purposes of the 14th amendment? the way i think you get around that is to simply say that there is law for the proposition that this provision of the 14th amendment is not as they say self executing, which means like a number of other things under the 14th amendment in section 5, congress is given authority to enact legislation to enforce the provisions of the 14th amendment. to t

high crimes and misdemeanors, and bennie thompson view of this was confirmed by our very own jonathan turleyi don't think they have established any of those theses for impeachment. then he her former g.o.p. dhs secretary michael turnoff writing in "the wall street journal," again saying you are just as republicans are trying to get around doing the hard work, dror g.o.p. chair congresswoman barbara comstock, same thing, this is going to shrink the majority which is already razor-thin, certainly down to george santos, you have the opportunity to do a deal and newt gingrich was on air last night apoplectic about this, that there is an opportunity to actually get something done and republicans now are kowtowing to donald trump, if you watch mike johnson, speaker of the house, from earlier today, he is being so evasive, a reporter asked him, they donald trump ask you to do this? that's absurd, but i talked to donald trump at length about this in mitch mcconnell, i know donald trump wants to run on this. you have the opportunity to do it. take it. they have in putting this out -- >> jesse: [indis

. >> what about jonathan turley? he said this about biden and democracy.e'll get your response >> it's also worth noting when he talks about the freedom of speech, the biden administration, i've written before is the most anti-free speech administration since the administration of john adams. his administration has carried out what a federal court called an orwellian censorship program with the help of social media companies. >> and it's documented, you look at bari weiss, they have documented exactly what happened there. they shut down dissent. >> it really doesn't matter at this point. people have already decided they are going to rival with president trump. i don't know why the biden campaign is starting late. if they are deaf, dumb or both. at the end of the day you've had president trump, former president trump for the last four years rally consistently year round 365 days a year. maintaining his base and here we are eight or nine months before the election and joe biden's campaign has not even started yet on the ground. you're absolutely right with p

fox news contributor jonathan turley says the ethical claims of the white house proved as abstract ass art pieces. independent counsel added another example of the biden family's leisurely approach to influence peddling. nancy mace is here. great to have you in "focus." your take on where we are in the case against hunter and how it fits into impeaching his dad. >> we have a series of witnesses that will be coming in on the house oversight committee to corroborate or verify some of the allegations this entire country has heard, verify the bank records we're seeing and this is all part of the impeachment inquiry. if we find out that the president was involved in this, was bribed, part of the money laundering scheme and bribery scheme, etc. those are grounds for impeachment and why it's really important we present all the facts to the american people so they know the truth and know that we're operating above board here. >> harris: and the endgame for all of this, for americans watching and wondering why the president's son, you laid out a little bit there. if the son is doing something

jonathan turley says no. we'll ask him why and what he expects will happen.this. >> sandra: washington on saturday, pro-palestinian demonstrators swarming the white house and trying to topple that security fence there. so, would they face any charges for that? leo terrell up next. with cpap anymore. she looks great. i got inspire. great sleep at the click of a button. did she get implants? yeah, i got an implant, sheila!! it's inspire. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed by a baby grand piano. you're replacing me? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ jorge has always put the ones he loves first. but when it comes to caring for his teeth he's let own maintenance take a back seat. well maybe it's time to shift gears on that. because aspen dental has the latest technology and equipment. with a staff that goes out of their way to provide exceptional care. plus free exams and x-rays

legal expert jonathan turley e says many legal probes -- many have criticized trump for his personalbut turley says a rico racketeering case is overly broad, novel and controversial to begin with. the question is, did fani willis and nathan wade extend the length and depth of this already complex' ecoprosecution to overcharge and overbill taxpayers? that this is a prosecution that is a corrupt venue to begin with for then richment of willis and wade? what do you think? >> well, it certainly appears that way. now, prosecutors can take what time they need to investigate cases and to make charging decisions typically, but in retrospect, if these allegations are established, then certainly it calls into question the length of the prosecution and the impropry the -- propriety of it. it is novel, never before seen charges of this sort in this type of circumstance. so, absolutely, this is a very significant and important hearing that could impact the cases altogether, not just the defendant who filed this notion. elizabeth: when you rook at the other prosecutors -- look at the other prosecu

jonathan turley said he thinks that willis and wade, the man that our viewers see on the right-hand sidereen should go, but the georgia election case would likely still go on. does that -- is that the way you see it? >> no. 's said this from the beginning from before this. i hate the shiny ball theory. i don't agree with mr. turley on there. i think that he's great. but on this i have to say, i have seen this case, if you look at when they started it as they just mentioned, look at the motivation, look at the fact that they campaigned on it, it's like the case that i have in new york with letitia james. this case was tainted from the start. should never have been brought. my client did nothing wrong. the fact of the timing, who brought it, state level, never mind all of the other things that we're seeing come out that show absolute corruption. it's all planned. it's election interference. the case should not stand. it should be completely wiped away and dismissed. >> neil: i want your reaction to this last night from former president trump with sean hannity on the issue of immunity. watc

here is constitutional attorney jonathan turley. >> i think that everyone has gotten the message that time is of the essence. when the special counsel went to the supreme court, he said it's absolutely urgent that we try president trump on march or certainly before the election. the court clearly didn't share that sense of urgency. the court will address it once it comes up. i also think that the d.c. circuit is likely to do a nascar pace on this to get it to the supreme court. >> harris: for the rest of this month, donald trump is faced with juggling a presidential campaign and a full bevy of legal engagements. senior national correspondent rich edson has more from the u.s. court of appeals in d.c. of course, his opponents across the political aisle love seeing this. >> good morning, harris. you've got the former president, his motorcade left. he did not hear from him today. we didn't hear from him inside or outside of the courtroom. it's not part of this today in the hour and 15 minute proper senesced. the former president didn't have to be here. he arrived 20 minutes before it bega

and as the eminent if constitutional lawyer jonathan turley put it, removing trump from ballots is unfounded and dangerous. now, as the whole world knows, drumming up some phony insurrection ballot disqualifier is the most transparent form of political interference from the biden white house. unfortunately, as mr. turley also noted, any number of democratic office holders have been trying to adopt president biden's undemocratic tactics. it won't work. indeed, my guess is it's helping mr. trump. but joe biden won't stop with his republican opponent. he doesn't want any competition in the democratic party either. hat tip to "wall street journal"'s james freeman for reminding us that biden's unconstitutional efforts to keep trump off the ballot is not all. biden also managed to cancel the florida democratic primary rather than face any competition from other democrats. and mr. freeman notes biden loyalists have eliminated a competitive primary in north carolina as well. plus, democrats are doing everything they can to keep democratic congressman dean phillips off the primary ballot wherever pos