well biden's partisan prosecution day one of trump trial in new york city we'll have jonathan turley on the story, anti-semitism shutting down our elite universities, and did you know it is earth day. nobody care, we'll talk about it with breitbart's john carney. >> biden's green new deal, climate bank atm, with north dakota governor. and alaska senator. about the end of anwar as we know it. but first, fox business lydia hu is the latest from the trump trial. what can you tell us. reporter: very busy here in lower manhattan. the criminal trial got started today with opening arguments brought by district attorney alvin bragg, prosecutor accuse trump of engaging in a criminal conspiracy with michael cohen and david pecker, former ceo of american media which published the "national enquirer," saying they engaged cover-up. prior to 2016 election, trump and his lawyers say that trump is innocent. >> this is a biden witch-hunt to keep me off of the campaign trail. so far it is not working, my poll numbers are higher than they have been, the public understands that it is a witch-hunt. repor

you look at jonathan turley, andy mccarthy. all right? >> legal scholars >> is now one that we've been able to find that said this should be a trial i called i was i was paying a lawyer mark it down as legal expenses account >> i didn't know >> martin down as legal expenses that's exactly what it was and you got indicted over them i should be right now. and pennsylvania and far in many other states north carolina, georgia, campaign, this is all coming from the biden white house because they got good 0.2 sentences together. he can campaign using visit order to try i wouldn't election. and it's not working it's working the opposite way so check that out >> legal expenses, called legal expenses. what you're supposed to go trump nobody's ever. seen. nobody has ever seen anything like him. so thank you very much for coming. i have to sit down i am now sit down and the voters understandability of the newest look at the polls. trial >> the >> judge should recuse thank you very much

if you look at jonathan turley, andy mccarthy, great legal scholars, there is not one that we've been able to find that says there should be a trial. i called a -- i was paying a lawyer and -- i didn't know, marked it down as a legal expense. that's what it was. you've been indicted over that? i should be right now in pennsylvania, in florida, in many other states, north carolina, georgia, campaigning. this is all coming from the biden white house. the guy can't put two sentences together. he can't campaign. he is trying to win an election. it is not working that way, it is working the opposite way. check it out. it is called legal expense. that's what you are supposed to call it. nobody has ever seen anything like it. so thank you very much for coming. [[inaudible question] >> the voters understand. look at the polls. the voters understand. the judge should recuse himself. thank you very much.

i am back with george washington university haw professor jonathan turley. understand about all of tease trials to come and tomorrow's jury selection for donald trump. and while you're telling us, i'm going to put up this letter. this is from stormy daniels that president trump posted. i know you've seen this. it says stormy daniels writes the fact of the matter the that each party to this alleged affair denied its existence in 2006, 2011, 2016, 2017 and now again in 2018. i'm not denying this affair because i was paid hush money, i'm denying the affair because with it never happened, writes stormy daniels. sir. of -- >> yeah. everything about this case is, in my view, legally absurd. you know, this case is basically a state misdemeanor that had run out on the statute of limitations, and bragg was forced after he declined for a long time to bring this charge to do so. his predecessor rejected it. and so they took a dead misdemeanor and bootstrapped it into effectively trying a federal crime. but the federal crime here under election law was rejected by the d

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been brought every legal scholar every legal expert andy mccarthy jonathan andy every single one jonathan turley came out with a statement reporting the child today as scathing report can't believe this is happening in our country there's no case here there's no case whatsoever we have a conflicted judge it shouldn't be happening not in this country thank you very much >> martha: we were holding on just for a be there to see if you answered any questions

if you read jonathan turley or the legal -- they said that's not a case there. that is election interference by the biden administration and took one of their top guys and put it in the d.a.'s office to run it. what they have done is a shame and has to stop. it's a third world country. you read jonathan turley and andrew mccarthy, every one of them said it's a scam and not a crime. what they are doing is a crime. they are criminals. reporter: why do you believe it is important for you to testify, take the stand in this upcoming trial? and what are you watching as jury selection begins in new york? president trump: jury selection is largely luck and depends who you get. union fair and a judge that hates trump and has tremendous conflict. nobody can believe this judge isn't recusing himself. the conflict is at a level that nobody has ever seen before. i have that and venue and all these things we have asked for. it's a witch hunt that takes place in new york and very bad for new york and very bad for the judicial system. [indiscernible] president trump: all i can

jonathan turley your thoughts on this?ies too good to check, you know, the npr ran with a number of false stories not just russian collusion, also on the lafayette park controversy. there are moves false statements or stories on that. they kept them up after they were disproven. and what this editor has done was to simply confirm what all of us knew that they -- that npr has become unrelentingly partisan and they've engaged in this type of advocacy journalism. but the end of the day mar martha, it doesn't matter what the slant is or whether it's slanted, we need to have a discussion in this country about state-funded media. you know, npr is indistinguishable from media outlets like msnbc or cnn, but they don't receive the subsidies. the question is why the united states, every taxp taxpayer, should subsidize npr. >>> you know, the npr audience is overwhelmingly wealthy, certainly mineral -- better off than most americans get over my only white in their overwhelmingly liberal. about 70 sens identify themselves as liberals a

brought every legal scholar, every legal expert, any mccarthy jonathan and every single one, jonathan turley came out with a scathing report in this trial today any mccarthy scale? hey report marked can't believe this is happening in our country. this little case here, there's no case whatsoever. it's a disgrace we, have a conflicted, judge, and it shouldn't be happening, not in this metric. thank you very much. you should be nine. >> so far all right.

is with us as well jonathan turley we appreciate you being with those we will get your take firston the argument before the supreme court today on the issue of immunity i always thought the better argument was limited immunity not absolute immunity putting all of that aside i thought a lot of interesting points were brought out by the justices if i may and i think that if you look at the comments of clarence thomas who said what about presidents that have been leading to efforts abroad or arguments about barack obama and killing drone strikes americans i thought those opening arguments by the trump attorney was a well thought out argument or the same thing with george w. bush and the argument they made there, will the -- will this apply to all future presidents will it be in the back of their mind as they make life-and-death decisions which is a big part of their job. >> i thought that these were pretty penetrating questions from the justices that three liberal justices made very clear early on they were going to vote with special council but the remainder of the justices were con

meantime, we have murders going on right outside new york look at this the initial review no review jonathan turley, greg jared andrew mccarthy everyone was saying they go to zap case seeing it is no case they say is it constitutional? >> they don't think in cases these are all stories that have taken place over the last few days other than this de a break wants us to believe that his pursuit of trump of course, was collected. >> and they don't want to get doing this for joe biden even though rolling stone, no friend of mine you don't, like it says, they don't like breaks, chances on this case as he disgrace that's that's a nice head gladly theory that one too. but everyone who lies about the case justices on hello world is watching this new york scam trial spective bill. again, just wall street journal it's expected of everyone to the americans that third world country daily caller magazine, even all it just came out these are all every single one. >> i haven't seen one that says it's a good draft. it's political is this is a wall street journal and it's a shame. it's a shame. >> and i'm sitting h

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as jonathan turley said, as all of them said, every single one of them -- dershowitz, mccarthy, every one. they've all said this case should be ended immediately. this case is over. many of them are not fans of mine, but they want to do the right thing for the country. i appreciate you being here. thank you very much, and i'm going to go into the icebox now and sit for about eight hours or nine hours. i would much rather be in georgia. i'd much rather be in states that are in play, and i'd be able to campaign. biden is out campaigning. he can't campaign because every time he opens his mouth he gets in trouble. but biden is campaigning very nicely. i think when i start campaigning he'll stop, he'll go back into his basement. but i want to thank everybody. you've been treating me very thoroughly. i want to thank "time" magazine. they did a cover story which was very nice. there was at 60%, at for. so i want to thank you, eve everyone. >> so there we have the pretrial

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joining us jonathan turley, george washington university law school, constitutional scholar.ing us some help on this, we talked earlier in the show, i discuss want to get your take on this. this fellow, matthew colangelo, number three in the justice department, he surfaces i guess now as the lead prosecutor in the alvin bragg case. he had a big, big job in the biden justice department, the merrick garland justice department. he has left it to run this prosecution which you yourself have criticized almost proday one. what do you make of that? what should we all learn from that? why is this senior biden guy coming down here to make arguments for bragg, that bragg should make for himself? >> well you know, it is a fascinating optics issue, you would think they would want to avoid. you've got a case where the predecessor of bragg said, i'm not going to prosecute this theory because i don't believe in it, most of us don't. bragg himself didn't want to do it. they were he was pressured into doing it. then he goes, and gets someone from the biden justice department to be his lead pr

jonathan turley and karl rove is joining us as well.ant to ask you overall because of your historical knowledge and having worked in a white house, trump's lawyers' argument is this. a former president enjoys immunity from prosecution for official facts. a decision the court will make today. how do you see it? >> it's consequential. what is an official act? was the efforts to get vice president pence to throw out the electoral college votes of arizona, georgia, an official act or not? the former president is absolutely right. this will have consequences for the next 100 years for the presidency. we have had, since watergate and since richard nixon, a belief that a president could be held liable for criminal acts that were not connected with the official conduct of his office but it has been an impression, it hasn't been written in stone by the supreme court. we're now like it or not at a point where the supreme court is going to potentially make some really consequential decisions that will stand for a long time. >> dana: one other ques

. >> bring in jonathan turley, law professor. professor turley, old saying bad case makes bad case law. are we setting up bad case law here? >> jonathan: i think you captured the moment for the justices, they have to drink. they have been avoiding this for decades. they had a case involving civil immunity, they said a president needs immunity to function, including outer parameters of his office. question is does that extend to criminal law and criminal charges? what has often been discussed is how extreme the trump team's arguments are, bringing up seal team six and things like that. they may be concerned about extreme nature of lower court decision, it leaves a president without protection, they have cliffs on both sides. they go over one side or go over the other side and president has total protection and can do almost anything. there is a good chance justices will want a third option and have some protection. >> ainsley: while donald trump was being interviewed with teamsters this morning, he was asked about this. he said, i

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if you read jonathan turley, andy mccarthy, the legal -- they said there is not even a case they are. that is election interference by the biden administration. they actually took their top guy, one of their top guys come up with him in the d.a.'s office to run it and it is a shame. what they have done is incredible. it is like an interference and it's got to stop. it is a third world country. this country is never done it. you read jonathan turley, andrew mccarthy, you read the legal scholars, recent go one of them said that whole thing is a scam. it's not even a crime. what they are doing is a crime here they are criminals. bob? >> reporter: why do you believe it is important for you to testify, take the stand, in this upcoming trial, and what are you watching as jury selection begins in new york? >> well, you know, jury selection is largely locked. it depends who you get. it's very unfair that i am having a trial there. it's very unfair that we have this judge who hates trump and has tremendous conflict, as you know, tremendous conflict, nobody can believe that this judge is in rec

jonathan turley. jonathan, what do you think about those two things? not very surprising. these are fairly standard and predictable moves. the first one being that you have to destroy michael cohen's credibility. but there's not much there to destroy. i mean, this is the ultimate bottom feeder witness. where the question is whether the jury is going to recoil by the prosecutors putting him on the stand. he was just announced by a judge for being a serial purger. it doesn't really help to say well that's so last week. i'm testifying in another case. he has this long litany of false statements, conflicts. you know, he pleaded guilty under oath and then later said that he wasn't telling the truth to the astonishment of many of us he was never prosecuted for that perjury. by the justice department. and now he is appearing as a witness for a prosecution team. so, this is just a very strange universe that we have entered into this case. the second issue involves a fairly standard motion that occurs when you believe that the jury may not agree that the big ti

. ♪ ♪ >> dana: or hello, i am dana perino come on the judge jeanine pirro, jonathan turley, jonathan ey, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ total mayhem breaking out at columbia university, a mob of anti-israel students barricading themselves inside a building on campus and hunkering down for the long haul. we have much more on that to come in this job at first former president trump sounding off after another huge day and is, in a hush money trial. watch. watch. >> this gag order is not only unique, it is totally unconstitutional. i'm the republican candidate for president of the united states. i received this honor in record time. nobody has ever done it faster. it's never happened. nobody has ever got the numbers that we got. i am sitting in a courthouse all day long, listening to this stuff. it's a biden trial, and i never saw so many prosecutors, they are all sitting in the room and nothing, over absolutely nothing, there is no crime. there is no anything here. >> dana: and this morning the judge ruling that trump be held in c

want to bring in jonathan turley watching all of this. david pecker's cross examination continues today. what else should trump's team do to try to explain to the jury that this was not illegal? >> they are doing a good job largely allowing the case to collapse on its own weight. this case thus far is about a good a model as prosecution as the titanic is a good model for navigation. i don't understand why they would start with pecker. in my view he is disastrous. first of all, i'm speaking as a criminal defense attorney. what most good prosecutors, if they know the criminal defense attorney will bring up something damaging will bring it up themselves. the most damaging aspect of pecker's testimony is that he did the same thing for a wide variety of celebrities. that is really quite damaging. and by not revealing that to the jury in your direct, there is a sense that there was a hiding of the ball here. you can lose credibility with the jury. that is really quite remarkable. pecker said that he was doing this for trump decades before he ra

role does his testimony play in this trial so far george washington university law professor jonathan turley former assistant district attorney and host of the colonel justice podcast inside the law fill holloway back with us former deputy assistant attorney general tom dupree welcome to you all welcome back and jonathan's you first on this we know that what we do know about gary ferro is this is michael cohen's former banker he is testifying we assume he still testifying at this moment what have you been able to take away from his testimony so far. >> well we have a couple of what we call housekeeping witnesses most far laying the foundation in terms of transactions and money that may have passed between some of these characters what is really striking about the first few days of testimony is how this entire trial really does centre on michael cohen, we all talk about how michael cohen is the centre of this case but the assumption was that no one in their right mind would put all their money on michael cohen for anything but when you look at these questions some of the information they are

and jonathan turley has legal reaction to all of this and where we might be headed, next. first though, top of the hour. and top of the news with bryan llenas who has been at columbia university since, i think, 4:00 this morning. bryan, bring us up to date at 10:00 eastern time now. hello. >> bryan: bill, good morning. 10:00 eastern, some 10 hours since those students went into hamilton hall, stormed in and have occupied it. we have still not heard specifically from the president of the university or officially from the university about how they plan on getting those students out of hamilton hall, what we have heard from them is a plan to limit access to the main campus just days before final exams. that is what we are seeing here. the only people allowed on campus right now are those students who have housing on this main campus and essential personnel, whoever they deem to be essential. now, look, this is a campus with the main library and places for people to study, dining halls and that's a difficult situation for folks who are trying to study and get to commencement o

the supreme court hears a strong argument jonathan turley joins as an expert than our sunday panel tohe political impact of the cases, next. (silence) (silence) (silence) (phone ringing) boy: please, just pick up the phone. (indistinct radio chatter) man: (on radio) yeah. self-inflicted gunshot, 14-year-old male. (overlapping voices, sirens wailing) woman: he's not moving! (silence) shannon: allegations from payoffs and pouring star through history making case of the u.s. supreme court it has been a momentous week for the trump legal team time to break down george washington university law professor fox news contributor jonathan turley and this week's at bremen briefing. glad to have it with us at. let her they recap of what happened in new york. we've heard about celebrities, stories and all kinds of things. but did we hear about a crime? >> and noaa. this seems to be a trial in search of a crime. what is interesting, after the first week i think there is a real chance reversible error has already occurred in this case it. this a trial may have been grounded. the federal election vio

the supreme court hears a strong argument jonathan turley joins as an expert than our sunday panel tohe political impact of the cases, next. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything. amen. you should join me in more prayer on hallow. stay prayed up. only purple's gel flex grid passes the raw egg test. no other mattress cradles your body and simultaneously supports your spine. memory foam doesn't come close. get your best sleep guaranteed right now! save up to $400. visit purple.com or a store near you. it's time to feed the dogs real food in the right amount. a healthy weight can help dogs live a longer and happier life. the farmer's dog makes weight management easy with fresh food pre-portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. shannon: allegations from payoffs and pouring star through history making case of the u.s. supreme court it has been a momentous week for the trump legal team time to break down george washington un

in the meantime jonathan turley who will crown you justice, we appreciate your time. thank you agree sheet their promotion. >> shannon: time the sunday group, the chair risk when the american dream tiffany smiley, fox news senior political analyst. molly hemingway and steph could and actio's politics reported. welcome all of you. a ghostly through his interesting pulling from cnn on this. only 44 semi- because americans express confidence of the jury chosen for this case we'll be able to reach a verdict. fifty-six% more sceptical a outcome is in the cards. molly it seems to be across political ideologies. >> announcer presley. the whole reason why receiving prosecutions of democratic areas is to secure quick and easy convictions ahead of an election. but it brings up this bigger issue that and where kids are clearly seeing. we can talk about the particular weaknesses of one case or another but really i thank a lot of americans are very concerned about using the courts offer to go after political opponents. you are seeing that in every single case. the more reporting c

i think his reaction to all of tonight's top stories, fox news contributor jonathan turley is wit newh us s well. jonathan turley, we appreciate you beinwell jong with us to get your take first on the the argument before the supreme court todathe y on, the issuet of immunity. i always thought the better argument was limited immunity, no argumendt absolute immunity. putting all of that aside, i thought a lot of a lot inter of interesting points were brought up by the justices. if brough i may. and i think that, you know, if you look at the comments of of clarence thomas, who said, wella what about precedents that have been, you know, led coup efforts abroad or arguments that about barack obama and killing it with drone strikes, americans, i thought those opening argumentsney the trump attorney was was well was a well thought out argument . or the same thing with george w bush and the argumene tht they there. will this apply to all future presidentsere, wil and will it h the back of their mind as they make life and death decisions whic o h is, you know, a big partr jo of their job? >> ye

jonathan turley joins us now.s we look at the images that have come out overnight, if people are just waking up, this happened about 12:45 when they started to occupy the building. they broke into the building. they are on camera. we can see a the loft faces. here's the thing. not only did they break into the building. but they also, and lawrence kind of mentioned this a moment ago. there were three or four members of the janitorial staff who were in there and begging for the protesters to let them go. and they wouldn't. and then one of them came out of the building and the guy goes, they held me hostage. what are the legal ramifications now? >> well, welcome to criminal law 101. they are learning as they go. because they have now run through the criminal code. they have got trespass. they have property damage. they have possible assault. they have possible false imprisonment. that's a lot they are now going to get an education. there is a banner saying lynn enter ration education. education of a different type. s

professor jonathan turley with analysis of two different applications of the law.l right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ if. ♪ if. ♪ if. ♪ ♪ maria: and we begin this sunday morning with breaking news out of the middle east following iran's unprecedented hours-long attack last night on israel. iran launched hundreds of drones, ballistic and cruise missiles forward israel with -- toward israel with israel's military saying its air a defense system fended off 99% of those attacks. the pentagon says american military forces assisted in the defense of israel, or intercepting dozens of missiles and drones originating in iran, iraq are, syria and yemen. iran claims the attack is in retaliation for a suspected israeli airstrike nearly two weeks ago on an iranian diplomatic building in syria which killed two top generals. meanwhile, president biden signed off on renewing a waver for tehran, allowing the ayatollah to continue to have access to $10 billion in frozen funds. joining me now with reaction is the speaker of the house, congressman mike johnson. mr. s

let's bring in jonathan turley. he was on last hour talking about the riots and we will talk about them again as they spread across 20 states. i do want to talk about what is happening. we have the third week of the trial with donald trump tuesday, thursday and friday this week. have a day off wednesday. is he going to campaign. why is it important for today's witness to be the banker? what's the prosecution trying to do? >> well, this is a housekeeping witness. so it's going to be as exciting as watching paint drying. going to be talking about such interesting topics as setting up an llc. the funny thing is a lot of these witnesses are proving stuff that's not being contest you had. nobody contests that the check was written. that it was through an llc. they are going to lay through that foundation. and all of this is to be the sort of prequel to michael cohen. ainsley: what is interesting about michael cohen being a key witness you were telling us this during the commercial break. you said he was the one that gave

jonathan turley is exactly right.hese cases, leticia james is harming the citizens of new york not only by distracting from more important issues about undermining the judicial system because it's going to take a long time for people to restore their trust in the judicial system but at least one of these cases will go to trial. the alvan bragg case even this month. whether or not they are successful or not they will tie donald trump up in court and prevent them campaigning at this helps president biden and these jury pools in new york and other places, donald trump's chances of a fair trial are very small, and every one is intent on seeing him prosecuted for political gain and no one really cares where these things go on appeal because the purpose is dealing with it, putting him on trial now before the election because that's the greatest political benefit to president biden. maria: that is unbelievable, to say we are watching this unfold in real time is stunning. do you think it will affect trump's ability to win the

as jonathan turley and colleagues have said, i get the sense they send it to a lower court to deal with, that turns into a net win for trump legal team. they'll have that private vote today. we won't know for a while. >> guy: we were talking on the guy benson show. plug there. what does that mean for the timeline? that is crucial here. >> shannon: yeah, if that would happen, they would have to pick and choose through what are private acts, what were official acts he did as president, not as a candidate or person. as the president. that is going to take some time before you get back to the trial on the merits. one question yesterday, i think from justice barrett, if you have to pick and choose between these and we know special counsel want this sped up, would you be willing to break apart different parts of this indictment and he seemed to indicate no. we want the injury to hear everything. we want all of this to go back. we'll see. >> brian: watch your show fox news sunday, you will stick to the news, right? >> shannon: after you went number one, brian, nowhere else to go. >> brian: me

jonathan turley, thank you. we appreciate it. when we come back, between kamala harris' very weird, bizarre, uncomfortable laughter and giggling and jokes, blunders. well, the administration now is struggling on the campaign w trail. we'll check in with kellyanne conway, tammy bruce, as we continueith ke what is going onn american campuses, what do our enemies want to enforce? they want to influence the thought processes of our kids. if you see someone's pronoun wrong way, you can get kicked out of college. the jewish kids are hiding their dorm, afraid to go to class. from the river to the sea, palestine must be free. that was allowed to be sat on campus. how did we get to this point? and can we stand up to it? poison ivy with. pete hegseth streaming now on fox nation and sign up at fox nation. icon. if you are about to replace your roof star, here's a solution. a fraction of the cost. roof match guarantee to extend the life of your roof up to 15 years at a fraction of the cost of a new roof. roof matches scientifically proven bi

jonathan turley, as respected as there is in this business, said this is unprecedented event for .basis of thursday indictment, alvin bragg could not have raised weaker basis to prosecute a former president. it seems they are boot strapping this misdemeanor into a felony to try to prosecute trump in new york, where he is not the most popular person in the world, something like 12% of the vote. this will be played up as if trump committed some sort of crime he has to go to jail for. it seems jonathan turley and others like andy mccarthy says this will not get far as taking out trump. trump will use this as part of his campaign, the justice system has been interfering and this is election interference. >> todd: throw me in the list of lawyers who thinks this is the worst case ever brought. mislabeling problem. here are headlines on the trial, new yorker calling it trump's trial of the century. "new york times" says in final rally trump casts himself as mrit cat victim and trump's trial strategy, deny, delay and dents great. trump is not really getting the shaft, they think he is bene

. >> jonathan turley with me "sunday morning futures" jury selection for former president trump so-calledcused of falsifying records to high true nature of payments sent to former lawyer paid off to keep alleged fair with trump quiet speak dependingrich you came out with a new letter you write president donald trump will walk into courtroom as champion over 80 million americans fighting for constitutional rielths rights of 331 million americans. >> this is a political trial that we've never seen in america, the case itself totally ridiculous, and would not stand up in any kind of honest court you can say bragg is a total democrat sellout, judge is a total left wing democrat, an effort to destroy a political opponent something i don't think we've ever seen in american history this kind of abuse of the law violation of the constitutional in a reasonable world trump would not be under trial i think, frankly, the case would ultimately be thrown out based on totally phony reinterpretation of the law, bragg, you puts felons back on streets doesn't want to lock up anybody even if a -- criminal -

that's why jonathan turley says this should have never been brought to trial. i have seen a lot of cases brought to trial that should have never gone and that end in acquit all when you have a good jury. >> harris: it is a spectacle for the liberal district attorneys and attorney general. if news breaks this hour and it falls in your lane of expertise we'll bring you back. the trump/biden rematch is official. a dozen news organizations are asking a big question. when will we see a public commitment to a debate between these two men? donald trump wants it. joe biden? we'll see. plus anti-israel protesting in america is getting more disturbing. it is free speech, but they are chanting something that hurts. death to america. it's in michigan and spreading. now in chicago cheers for iran's attack on israel. all of it a growing political for biden. puts him in the middle between an ally and an enemy. hands off iran. hands off iran. hands off iran. what? the dodge hornet r/t... the totally torqued-out crossover. all these games on directv— and no satellite on the roo

to the monolog according to legal expert jonathan turley trump is on trial for falsifying business records related to porn star stormy daniels adding it's a misdemeanor and statute of limitations ran out. somehow none of that matters in new york city where guys who punched kids are given a pat on the back and the key to the city when it comes to porn star payment take records more detailed than a cbs receipt. first what's up with hush money? you are not supposed to talk about sleeping with a porn star, if that were me i would never shut up about it. my friends would be like yes, we know greg and stormy tidy down and spank you unconscious with the pickle ball racket. how many times will you tell us. me sleeping with adult porn stars i couldn't keep it a secret and neither would they. but they should they should shut up that's the deal when you charge for sex you break the time-honoured pledge you dishonor a time-honoured tradition including eleanor roosevelt. anyway trump is not happy. >> it looks like the judge will not let me go to the graduation of my son who has worked very, very hard a

. >> sandra: jonathan turley is standing by. he has his analysis ready to go. >> john: live outside the new york state supreme court, what do we know about the first witness? >> good afternoon. the first witness is david pecker with him about former ceo of american media which publish the "national enquirer." the d.a.'s office iqs trump of engaging in a criminal conspiracy and cover-up to suppress damaging stories prior to the 2016 presidential election while trump and his lawyers say that he is innocent and did nothing more than pay his lawyer. here is trump after court. >> as to bookkeeping which is a very minor thing in terms of the law, in terms of all the violent crime that's going on outside as we speak, right outside as we speak. this is a case where you pay a law year. he has lawyer. they call it a legal expense. >> prosecutors argue that pecker, michael cohen, and trump conspired to influence the election. they have asked pecker about his responsibility. his testimony is set to continue tomorrow. trump paid cohen $420,0

misdemeanors to felonies, which is what jonathan turley is talking about.re's a statute of limitations that expired for this case. did you know that? it was extended by a year because of covert rules. we live in new york. can you name a case in new york where that has applied? there are parking tickets or speeding tickets out there. andy mccarthy who andy mccarthy whose opinion i trust thoroughly as said earlier today. as a legal hallmark in america, the accused must know what they are accused of. this elevated felony, he was acting to commit another crime. the department of justice -- the southern district of new york had a chance to go after donald trump and they passed. what does that tell you? i don't know necessarily if bragg had to take this case. he could've waved it right through. you know what donald trump -- do you know what is voting percentage was in 2016 and 2020? carley? >> carley: 10%, 12%. >> bill: as bragg brought a case that he can win? i don't know. if he gets the right jury, there's a chance. >> my bet is the answer is no. when we talk a

all right, jonathan turley. tomorrow, the u.s. supreme court, jonathan, is going to take a look at oral arguments over the former presidents immunity. and his claims of immunity in a federal election interference case. it could have far-reaching implications and future commander in chief. let's watch. >> i think this is the most significant moment for all of the trump trials. there is a really significant argument supporting the idea that the president should be immune because it is a very slippery slope when you start to look up all the decisions the president has to make and whether an opposing party can come into office and started to second-guess and criminalize these decisions, including military decisions and operations, things of that sort. >> harris: work of the u.s. supreme court do on this? >> i think it's doubtful that the court is going to go that far, and some of the arguments of absolute immunity. but they may be as disturbed by the sweeping arguments of immunity. this is an incrementalist courts. i think they will r

. >> sandra: jonathan turley as well. a really critical moment in all of this. super depended on anything that comes out of that courtroom. we will certainly bring that to our viewers. >> john: we look forward. >> sandra: anti-israel protests radio beating at ivy league colleges. online at columbia university as arrests are made at growing thre and harassment towards jewish students. fox team coverage right now, leo tirrell digs into whether there is a point free speech orders on hate speech. tensions in london admit plaintiff's police forces failing. let's get to alexis mcadams live outside columbia university with the latest. what's happening? >> another day here at columbia university. also a lot of foleys. you can check it out. you can see all of those nypd officers who are on high alert right side of those campus gates. jewish students say they don't feel safe. the police have to wait for the green light to get on the campus. watch. >> and we have to wait until they decide that they want us on the campus. you saw how it worked that day. any of this offices.

he said -- i e asked jonathan turley about it, he said it's kind of standard these days.ill hold that until the very end -- will: the whole trial is set up for appeal. to be honest, it's a complete legal injustice, but it just doesn't matter. the point of the trial is to succeed for about six months -- pete: exactly right. will: just to be able to say donald trump, convicted felon. nicole: and keep him off the campaign trail as well. pete: that's exactly right. all right, so let's move to something else that joe biden is doing. it may be his last year in this term of office, hopefully overall, but he's dismantling yet another trump era rule. we reference ared it at the top of the show. it's about gender, it's about a gender in sports, title ix. title ix because a big accomplishment. it's often applied to sports. it makes sure there's fair access for women, bioroj call women, in sports -- biological women. well, the education department is doing its damnedest to undo that. they're going to sidestep the issue of trans-athletes in girls' sports. here's miguel cardona, secret

coming up next, george washington university law school professor jonathan turley is here to talk aboutmp's two big cases. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 13 in portland where mayor ted wheeler presents his updated public camping ordinance to the city council. is he focused on insuring it will meet standards and also be enforceable. this comes after the city's event camping bands were met with legal challenges. fox 45 in baltimore. the first cargo ship there passes through a newly opened deep water channel. the vets had been stuck in the harbor since the francis scott key bridge collapsed a month ago. halting most, if not all maritime traffic through the city's port. some good news there. plus this, a live look detroit fox 2. one of the big stories there tonight, the nfl draft about to get underway. massive crowds and several road closures crowding the downtown area. the first selections are scheduled for around 8:00 p.m. eastern. less than two hours from now. that's a live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll

jonathan turley with analysis on the legal front. eric shawn is outside the supreme court building in lower manhattan. let's begin with you for a brand-new hour. >> good morning, bill. can you be fair and impartial to former president donald trump? that is the the key question that prospective jurors will be asked this morning as jury selection in this trial has gotten underway. when he arrived this morning at the manhattan criminal court the former president pumped his fist in the air almost seeming as a victory. in the hallway he again slammed the prosecution and called it an honor to be here. >> the assault on our country. a country that's failing, a country run by an incompetent man who is very much involved in this case. this is really an attack on a political opponent. that's all it is. i'm very honored to be here. >> 100 people at a time will be called into the courtroom for jury selection where the former president will be seated. the judge will explain the case to the jurors and ask them if any of them cannot serve. then tho