the lawfare push against trump falling apart.ected all that, and giving trump the electoral college and also the popular vote. joining us now fox news contributor tomi lahren. it's always great to have you on you're so smart. so this story. so trump appoints matt gaetz, us attorney general. is this about potential criminal cases on biden white house lawfare, because house republicans led by speaker mike johnson are now moving to launch a new wide ranging investigation into the biden administration on this , asking every outgoing cabinet secretary to preserve all department documents, records and communications. >> so i'll tell you this i think the appointment of matt gaetz is more to send a message. i'm not sure if he will be confirmed or not. there are many that would like to see him confirmed many that would not like to see his confirmation but it sends a message from the trump administration that he is not playing around and he will surround himself with people that are going to do the work that the american people elected don

to lawfare and use the justice system weaponize justice system against the political enemy with a trumpoj, a trump he attorney general, in charge of that looking at things like prosecutoria misconduct that is clearly happening, in her office, from her, and from some other offices that we saw utilized the lawfare of offices to try to go after president trump prior to election and weaponizing the justice system of i think a new attorney general under president trump will along that the for prosecutorial misconduct charges, conspiracy charges we know frivolous in nature political in nature she needs to be very careful about her tone, i would cautions her significantly was the actions she may or may not take, actions she already took, are going to be looked at for things that can be attacked, from a new doj, a real doj that will actually uphold the law not politicize the justice department. >> who do you want to see trump name for his -- no more naught for attorney general congressman? >> you know, we haven't seen discussed specific names i am encouraged him to do whatever that attorney gen

the lawfare case.ragg will oppose dismissal, and if past is prologue, marchand will absolutely side with the da. he'll refuse to dismiss. because don't forget, those two guys acted in consort, coprosecutors in the case. engineering a wrongful conviction based on an absurd legal theory that will be eventually turned over by higher courts because this case is a monument to injustice. marchand's anti-trump bias was pronounced. so, you know, don't count on dismissing bragg's politically driven lawfare case. lawfare will persist. >> sean: i agree with you. >> it ain't over. >> sean: it will eventually be over. get that to an appeals court, this thing is wiped away. the supreme court case. >> right. >> sean: they had testimony given to that jury about the time when donald trump was president. the supreme court decision on immunity would supersede that. that case is done. it's finished. all right. thank you both. emily and greg. appreciate it. >>> when we come back, the media mob loses it after donald trump n

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liz: trump putting end to biden harris lawfare and what lawmakers call a corruption and partisan attack and swamp trying to fight back. find out what trump is doing at doj and has dc in an uproar. american majority ceo ned ryan here to react. plus, this derived. liz media democrats are more ballistic about rfk jr. as new hhs secretary and we found even more alarming information from harvard university that shows rfk jr. is right about u.s. food supply making americaen really sick. you want to hear this one. by the way, taking hits and new sounds from jp norbegan and businesses are tansing in the streets for joy for income trump administration. the great aishah hoes any is here and -- aishah hoesny is here with more. reporter: scott bessent and howard lutnick and lutnick has gone to trump directly about this role while bessent has been in economic adviser so-to-speak to trump and the campaign and has been a little more coy about this. here's what he told fox yesterday. >> thank you and it's all president trump's decision and he made great decisions on the campaign and i can't wait for th

he can't fully defend himself against this lawfare. it's it's election interference right now. the justice department jack smith the biden-harris justice department with judge here in the district of columbia are harassing trump in the month before the election with a flurry of pleadings that there's no need to have them be pushed now either they want to affect the election. i don't think any sensible person looks at that activity and think that jack smith is doing this crazed on trying to get trump and and smear him for anything other than politics i tell you and you know and trump defended in the in the carroll case he said, i didn't do it. i deny it. and, you know, he goes some type of show trial exercise there in response after a law was specifically passed to target trump to the statute of limitations extended so he could be sued over these issues really just it's just awful and you know and of course the, blowback is to other politicians. right. if you're falsely accused of something and you say, i didn't do it well, now you're opening yourself up to defamation, right? ex

because that is what lawfare did a few weeks ago. so i would imagine he is considering all of this. >> sandra: okay, kerri, if you could standby with us on the breaking news, i want to bring in judge jeanine pirro, cohost of "the five." judge, jump on in here. as i read further from the letter, prosecutors telling the judge in the case they are mindful of the demands and obligations of the presidency and realize trump returns the white house will "raise unprecedented legal questions," your reaction to the news? >> well, i think it is absurd, and i think that juan merchan was originally, in my mind, april prosecution judge. now one where is anti-trump judge. there is suspicion basis to dismiss this case, but instead juan merchan, who was conflicted from the beginnif this and should never have been allowed to handle this case, plenty of administered of judge on the courts, was allowed to handle this case. he gets a conviction on an absurd case that's not real, it's a make-believe case, barred by the statute of limitations, bootstrapped

the update on all of that is and the lawfare attacks. fox news' legal analyst and author gregg jarrett is here to take it on. voters across the nation said, enough, stop the lawfare. but first, this: this was, trump is saying, the greatest political movement of all time, nothing ever seen in this country. you're seeing a live shot just before kamala harris conceding and saying, yes, i will peacefully transfer power over to trump. vice president harris chose not to talk to her supporters last night. she instead delivered her concession speech earlier this afternoon, just moments ago, after trump's stunning victory. fox news eye jacqui heinrich joins us live in washington. we give a warm welcome to her, she's a terrific journalist and reporter bringing you the headlines you need to know. it's nice to see you again. >> reporter: nice to see you too, liz. you know, these results really were known by top officials inside the campaign last night. as early as around 11:00. but the vice president waited most of a full day to come out and concede

all of this lawfare. but also there were other cases. we were right on this program on ferguson, missouri. we were right on freddie gray, baltimore. i was right about duke lacrosse because i took the time to go meet with family members, and i knew they had exculpatory evidence right about uva. and i can continue the reason legacy media is failing is because they rush to judgment constantly, and they always get it wrong. and they've been wrong about donald trump, and they'll never apologize or acknowledge. i know a long statement leading into you, but how does this end? well, it ends poorly for democrats. they overplayed their hand. you kno, their eight year old lawfare campaign that hoax and ended wh these federal cases backfired on them. people resented it. they saw trump as a victim, not a villain. and, you know, these two federal cases are so typical. they should never have been brought. no fair or neutral prosecutor would have done it. they were purely political, legally anemic. they were based on untested legal theories that were du

>> well, the lawfare campaign failed. it collapsed as it should.t their clever indictments ruined trump and americans are smart and saw it for what it was and corrupt attempt to interfere with the election and solidified voters revolts and the repugnant and trump flipped the table and majority of voters issued verdict on election day and none of these cases should ever been brought and they were legally unsound and shamefully un-punitive. larry: the ultimate jury is the voters and that's what happened. it is interesting and odds -- i'm not the lawyer and you're the legal scholar. they all -- all the prosecutors have talked about what great cases they have and if their cases were that great, they've withstanded an election and cases were terrible and everybody knew they were terrible and own peers knew they were table and all going to be on unemployment. >> yeah, i would imagine there was a long line at the doj come pilot machine as jack smith's staff were printing out their disreputable resume and smith already folded up tent and collected his toys

not lawfare weaponization but it's weaponization nonetheless.an, we're going to stay on this. thank you. and with the wet and cold weather coming. let's check in on the helene victims in north carolina. >> the main road swannanoa you can see tents up over here. okay. there are tents everywhere in swannanoa. if anyone is telling you like there is no tents. fema is doing its job. just tell them to drive down the main road in swannanoa, north carolina. the main one. okay? you'll see them everywhere. they are tents. they are everywhere. these people need help. >> laura: joining me now matt vanswol and durham north carolina couple bringing attention to tent cities. matt, this is both heart breaking and infuriating especially when we are often covering the crime and disturbances outside of migrant hotels in manhattan that cost the city millions, actually probably billions at this point explain what life is like for these people living in swannanoa area of north carolina? >> well, i mean, it's absolutely horrific there should be zero american citizens

lawfare loses. that's the focus of tonight's angle. well, he came in very hot against trump. >> good evening. today an indictment was unsealed. charging donal donald trump with conspiring against the united states. conspiring to disenfranchise voters and conspiring and attempting to obstruct an aan official proceeding. the attack on our nation's capital january 6th, 2021, was an unprecedented assault on a seat of american democracy. >> laura: so sanctimonious, unprecedented assault on our democracy was committed not by donald trump but by the legal henchmen like jack smith political and media backers. today smith was compelled to file motions to dismiss his cases against trump, one ever which was promptly granted by d.c. district judge tanya chutkan. this is obviously a huge victory for president-elect trump. but smith and his allies. tried their best to frame the results as not based on the merits but longstanding policies. >> >> this has nothing to do with the strength of the case. this has to do with the verdict essentially that vot

>> well, lawfare campaign failed. it collapsed as it should. and democrat prosecutors thought their clever di indictments would ruin trump, americans are start, they saw it for what it was, a corrupted attempt to interfere with the election, it va validated how -- majority of voters issued their verdict to election day, none of these cases should have been brought they were legally unsound. larry: we have talked about it. many times. the ultimate jury is the voter, that is what happened had. they these prosecutors talked about what great cases they had. if they were that great, they would withstand an election, but they were terrible. and everyone knew that. so now they will be unemployed. >> yeah, i would imagine there was a long line at doj copy machine as jack smith staff were printing out their resumes and smith already has fold the up his tent, collected his toys and half out the door. his case, both, were specious. in florida it should have been civil act in washington d.c. he bent the law, mangled evidence and distorted facts to bridge a

powell and his short comings, then senator eric schmitt on the end of biden-harris lawfare against president trump, coming to an end, jack smith is going on unemployment line, and john cornyn waiting in wings. but first edward lawrence, live at federal reserve board. after today's federal reserve board announcement by j. powell, you probably had to take tylenol or whatever your favorite headache pill was tell us. reporter: 5 hour energy drink, he talks monotone. the federal reserve has cut a quarter percent, 25 basis points, fed chair sai he has seen inflation come apprappreciably down, he is more cautious with further rate cuts, he defended their rate cut today. >> so you trying to get that neutral rated you see or do you foresee you have some time to get there? >> nothing in the economic data suggests that the committee has any need to be in a hurry to get there. we're seeing strong economic activity. we are seeing on going strength in labor market, we're watching that. we do see maintaining strength there. reporter: he sees labor market in balance, and not worries he said there might be a

the real problem is how badly democrats botched lawfare and running things. listen to this story and assistant da on alvin da's team and illegal alien and member of the violent tren de aragua gang and robbed this 38-year-old woman in the hall way of her apartment and this victim is a manhattan assistant da to alvin bragg and she was not injured. we're hearing from new yorkers saying da bragg stop it, stop attacking trump. go after crime. your final word. >> voters are saying put priorities on prosecuting crime in the streets and going for the crime policies and going for the last four years and stopping this lawfare and make one final point and democrats should be very concerned about this and going for them and trump should be health held to a bookkeeping era on the federal campaign finance report and i can tell you from having se served anded with lots of democratic members of congress and they don't want to be here and they can turn around and start nitpicking and phishing and they're inevitably making and campaign finance reporting requirements and it's k

the american public were very clear that lawfare was not important to them. they would reject -- i would state reject welfare from president trump porch certainly did not give it much credence, jonathan. >> i think you are right. rage is addictive and use all that outside of the courthouse. the people dancing in the street with joy over the verdict. they just go cold turkey. what alvin bragg is offering is they can spend the next four years suggesting he is a president awaiting sentencing. that is just a thrill to them. it would be much worse to go to sentencing because it would be unlikely he would be sentenced to jail. it is much better to have the sword dangling over his head for four years where they can say, looks, there goes the president. he is awaiting a sentence. it is an option that i hope judge will not take. his better angels will prevail. but i'm also pulled the court of appeals and other courts would not allow this to happen. but that is exactly what alvin bragg is suggesting. >> laura: but trump's low years can't leapfrog to the court of appeal

we have never seen lawfare like that. edges header layer, i believe this decided the election because the american people are fair-minded and saw what happen in the series of cases. >> laura: i still love how trump took the mug shot and totally flipped out on them, david. you have been phenomenal from the end to the beginning and we know it will continue one form or another. david, thank you. earlier on "the angle," we showed a graphic of a photo of another vicious anti-trump they care, lid t taine should attain to make james when we were talking about funny williams but they both hate trump. concern about trump's tran transition. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without findin

mark, this lawfare, lawmakers say is egregious, unprecedented. they want to impeach trump did he sat down in the oval office the first time. they blocked him with multiple probes . >> this is much uglier and its got to be stopped and that's why you need real outsiders. matt gaetz is not as cartoonish as they make him look and if you watch the video where he cross-examined merrick garland and i'm sure donald trump watched that and it's one of the reasons he's got to be the guy to do this. you need a total outsider to bust up this system and, you know, all these senators, i won't act like they aren't going to confirm him but a lot of them want something and they need a favor for a donor, somebody to get a job in the administration. in the end, they will probably cooperate. liz: you know, they went for the lawfare if you notice the timeline, right as biden's polls started to plummet, after defund the police, you know, after still pushing for government shutdowns and after banning gas cars, electric vehicle mandates. after opening up the border, turn

with both houses in control of republicans, any lawfare will shift to these d.a.s.ng to have to be the center of gravity for people who want to continue lawfare. that's a form of rage. i wrote a book about this and rage is addictive. people won't break that addiction. they'll shift it to people like james who is willing to use it. torpedoes in the water. sentencing hearing in the new york case not subject to a presidential pardon. a state case. motivated judge there. james's own case which is looking bad on appeal. she may face a serious loss on the new york appellate level. you have the georgia case, which has really fallen apart but there again you have a very motivated district attorney and she will try to keep that thing going down the road. so we have to watch all of those. but i said over a year ago that if trump won this election, jack smith would likely never see a jury in either of these cases and that appears to be the case. he is a lame duck prosecutor and people are waiting to see if he leaves on his own or shown the door. either way, he is gone. >> dana

are you confident incoming administration will be able to purge anti-trump lawfare staff from doj andit is pretty simple, i was that main the justice, constitution speaks directly to this, commander-in-chief has all authority for executive branch and president trump will adjudicate. folks were crying out from doj, where were they against russia the gate and when they allowed the fisa program, these folk are saying donald trump is going to break the law, he was the victim and they allowed it on their watch and hypocrisy is full blown by them saying president trump will not ajudicate it. we apply singularly to all, that is a win for america and what president trump is going to deliver. >> todd: president-elect -- one week out from election day, what do allies and enemies think 'of incoming administration. >> look what happened since president trump has been elected, qatar kicks out hamas. zelenskyy is call ing president trump saying we want an end to world wars. i was president trump's chief of staff and we led many theaters of war and focused intelligence collection on adversaries to p

civil rights attorney leo terrell on the abuses of trump lawfare including d. a.gg thinking he could cryogenically freeze this one for four years also tonight, this. >> this kind of thing should be banned. i think it's sick. it's twisted. i have fought like hell for women's rights. liz: congresswoman nancy mace takes the stand for women's rights her bill to ban biological males from women's restrooms on capitol hill. it's common sense. it has a deeply personal and emotional reason behind it. tonight congresswoman mace joins us to talk about it. plus, this story. >> direct your attention towards me, please. >> you are a criminal. why do i got to address you? the feds need to address you and doj and hopefully donald trump will address you because you're going to protect the undocumented and allow for the citizens to suffer under your what, 3%? liz: chicago voters are so right, hammering democrat mayor brandon johnson. he wants them to pay $300 million more in tax hikes, to pay for biden's border crisis. they aren't getting the handouts. they are in neighborhoods hit

dc swamp and those two names going for that and that's the example and lawfare weaponization is out of the justice department. promises made and these are important to you and they'll keep that and it's going to be tough guy tom homan border czar and he says closing border and deporting tariffs and absolute key ingredients in the trump campaign. taking over dhs. susie wiles and newcomers are good and that's going for him and that's going to have to be. boarder and economic growth and restoring america first policy. shake and you happen shot down and -- shake up and shot down and more like the 1930s than 21st century. huge picture going for joe biden. going to be with both men pledging cooperation and going for them with going with them president present by them happiest going for that after all. think of it. here's the deal on fox nation and newt gingrich. welcome to both of them. y look great and love the pink. >> sun sunny hostin and couldnt forget a thing. forget her. she was the change maker and insurgent and americans going for catholics and we all believe in second chances and no

is this really the end of lawfare or are they just regrouping to fight another day?at i think needs to happen, laura, is there has to be political and financial consequences to this republican ending lawfare and election interference by these democrat operatives. so this never happens again. and i think that includes a probe by the trump 47 justice department under 18 usc section 241 conspiracy against rights. >> laura: sol, do you agree with that, that there must be consequences, given the political nature of these? because alvin bragg was saved from embarrassment. he was going to be reversed. he caught a break. even hoenig from cnn said that given the case's inevitable demise. does there need to be an investigation of these cases and investigations? >> women, there need to be consequences if consequences are appropriate. the way to find that out is to launch an investigation. it doesn't mean that you automatically launch an investigation of every single case that was brought against president trump. but at a minimum, you need to have somebody looking at it. and to

no more lawfare in this country. >> harris: sandra?hopefully is joining us on our program this afternoon. >> harris: oh, good! >> sandra: he says prosecuted should do the right thing, and dismiss these comp cases, respect people's decision. that the former ag and state prosecutor should help the country move forward. he makes this case to fox digital, a fascinating read if you could take a look at it. it is on foxnews.com right now. he said the american people, when they cast their ballot in this election, they knew the allegations against him. they should put these aside and let him do the job the people elected him to do. >> harris: interesting. i will tune in for that, too. >> sandra: hopefully he has time for us. [laughter] >> emily: i agree. the only people who are using the phrase "convicted felon" are members of the mainstream media. i read that a lot. but the reality as well is that the son of the current president is also a convicted felon, so i think the glass house analogy rang true for the campaign of kamala harris. the rea

these cases, we call them lawfare.t's because there are cases that have stretched the bounds of any prior precedent. there they're never before seen interpretations of criminal law. so in terms of winding down these cases, they essentially can dismiss them really at any time. or obviously, donald trump takes office, he will dismiss the cases and summarily jack smith. so there's many different ways that the cases could end. they're not practically going to trial anytime soon. even if trump had lost. but at this point, i do agree that they need to be concluded . so the take away on the fed cases, they're done finito over . then there is the new york state court case. all four focus now goes there. this is the stormy daniels case . he's got sentencing less than three weeks from now. what happens there? well, that case also is complicated because of the supreme court's ruling regarding immunity. so essentially there is sentencing scheduled. but before that, can even proceed, judge merchan is expected to rule on whether tha

from any kind of nonsensical lawfare and weaponization, you know. russia, russia. and all that garbage, what do you think, what kind of shape is the t is -- matt gaetz thing. >> in no matter who president trump picks media will hammer them every day, we have all been around long, if you are a republican, you have to fight your way through all this. if you remember, clearance cler clarence thomas and bret c kavanaugh, they are all rumors, we have to look at facts, we have to help president trump, he will not pick a criminal. he will i ha vet everyone, i long for look forward to working with them. and backing them as long as facts are there. larry: senator, will matt gaetz get a fair hearing, i know he will did office to office, as you know he served to judiciary commit first his many terms, he is a sharp tongue conservative, i don't know. allegations seem to crop up, the justice department the weaponized lawfare justice department, of joe biden and merrick garland, that originally put this stuff out, and sir, they koofn couldn't find anything they dropped changes th

larry: do what they are supposed to do to say, i would say mete out the lawfarely.- fairly. >> thank you kash patel, why is fbi bursting polly market? the election betting, and correctly called the race for donald trump. biggest election betting, three billion plus. and it was transparent. and fbi just swooped in. to close it down. and go after the ceo. probably because of what kash patel said, we have steve moore and mike faulk ener, i'm still kudlow, and we'll be right back. (husband) we just want to have enough money for retirement. (wife) and travel to visit our grandchildren. (fisher investments) i understand. that's why at fisher investments we start by getting to know each other. so i can learn about your family, lifestyle, goals and needs, allowing us to tailor your portfolio. (wife) what about commission- based products? (fisher investments) we don't sell those. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in your best interest. (husband) so how do your management fees work? (fisher investments) we have a transparent fee, structured so we do better when you do bette

i think that the lawfare people having statements today, like hochul and leticia james, the narcissismot to go. so america's tired of it and i think they said that in the polls. these cases need to be dropped, we need to move on, america needs to heal. >> jesse: yeah, fresh start. we could all use it and so could your voice. >> fresh start. >> jesse: go have a great night and celebrate again if you want to. >> it's all right it was worth it jesse. >> jesse: i'll bet. thanks so much alaina. >> so the democrats are at each other's throats after last night. you are not going to believe what they're saying about each other. right back. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: there's only one happy democrat in america right now and he's sitting in dc licking an ice-cream cone. his wife cast her vote yesterday wearing a maga red suit a message to the democrats who knifed her husband in the back. joe biden never liked trump but he might hate his friends who back stabbed him even more. they turned him from the most powerful man in the world to a couch potato. insiders say biden's been spending his days watching netflix

gaits because he's a tough -- matt ga gaetz because s a tough minded conservative and protecting lawfare and weaponization and russia, russia, russia and all that garbage. what kind of shape is the gaetz thing in and what to do about it, if anything? >> whoever trump picks, the media will hammer them every day. we've all been around pretty long, larry. done a lot make any difference and if you're a republican, you've got to fight your way through this and clarence thomas and brett cavanaugh, we're going to look at facts, not rumors. there's nor rumors going around about matt gaetz and pete hegseth and all will have a rumor when it comes down to it. we've got to look at facts and got to help president trump. he's not going to pick somebody that's a criminal. he's not going to do that . he's going to vet everybody and he's done that . i'm looking forward to working with all of them and backing all of them, as long as the facts are there. larry: yeah, senator schmidt, i mean will gaetz get a fare hearing? he'll go office to office? sir, he served on judiciary committee and going for many te

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it was lawfare. there is nothing he did wrong. they put his legal the judges, they tried all the way up to the supreme court and lost. and there's a reason for that. the american people are speaking loudly. you cannot attack political opponents who have done nothing wrong. you cannot put people from the doj. you cannot put hillary clinton's law firm in charge of prosecuting political opponents. it's un-american. i hope that the american people never have to speak about this again. i really do, and i believe president trump will make sure of that. let's talk about the possibility and reports that you might be the president's press secretary. any truth to it? i leave it to the president. and three people that are on my board of directors. that's luke, chloe and parker, my children. everybody will know in time. all right. now i got to go in a little harder. have have there been any discussions about it? sean, you know me better than that. you would never have me on prime time if i answered questions like that. look, president trump h

lawfare tactics have failed and have the democrats learned anything from this?don't think a lot of lessons are learned in politics anymore, stu. maybe for a hot minute a technical term, a hot minute might second guess some of the things they did, and i do find it very interesting. have you noticed how it seems like the entire center left has simply move on from all the court cases against trump? forget the documents in court and dismissals and in terms of emphasis and priorities, they've put it in their rear-view mirror and in many cases, especially new york, the whole point wasn't to seek justice. the whole point was to stop donald trump from winning an election. then he won the election. that's not how the judicial system should be used and criminal justice and use that had way and tried and failed and a lot of others think that's a good thing. stuart: take the populous working class proposal at his word or proudly supports tend to. guy, does old fashion liberalism, id politics, is it dead? >> no, it'll come back. what they're doing is cynical and they'll prov

called this lawfare limbo.cenario these things get put on hold for four, four and a half years. this sounds like the beginning of the end of all of these cases. what do you think? >> trey: no, it's definitely the end of the federal cases. georgia is going to become a lifetime channel movie. that thing is ridiculous. so that leaves new york. and judge juan merchan wants to put him in that numb bra, this zone of ambiguity. trace, there is a reason presidents cannot be tried. you don't want the dam aclose hanging over a president's head in a trial. the same analysis could be employed for a sentencing. are you going to hold a sentencing in abeyance for four years. to my friends in new york. you may have won the battle, you lost the war. you actually helped to elect him. he should write you a thank you note and send you a legal bill. if they keep this up. if they keep this up. they will ensure a republican majority for years to come. >> trace: almost seems like a lot of democrats we have been talking to want this to

looks like most of the democrats' lawfare cases are toast. jack smith might be packing his bags.p criminal cases before he takes office on january 20th. the judge in the stormy hush money case is reportedly considering throwing out the felony conviction. judge, where do you see all of this going? >> judge jeanine: i see it going to hell in a handbasket, which is where it should have gone in the beginning, harold. first of all, jack smith was not legally appointed. he was a private citizen, and there was no constitutionality to the appointment. it was a violation of the appointments clause. they literally dipped into the treasury to pay him $20 million. and congress wasn't involved and congress has to be involved when there is a special prosecutor. that's why the documents case was dismissed in florida. jack smith's case has to be dismissed, also. now as it relates to merchan, we know that merchan used everything in his power to help trump, to help the prosecution get a conviction, and letitia james was like a freak yesterday coming out and saying, we are going to continue to figh

and i think it's so healthy for our political system to have lawfare decisively repudiated in this wayected i didn't know she was up for re-election. apparently she got reelected handily. the american people in general they want to determine things at the ballot box and all of this looked like a giant pile-on from the beginning. yet, there is talk among some of these so-called legal experts on the other netted works of pausing the statute of limb lims is that even possible? >> laura, this is all garbage. these lyle experts could talk to each other. these cases were on life support before trump won the election. one the two offal cases already thrown out by the judge because jack smith's appointment was unconstitutional. the other one got gutted by the supreme court's immunity ruling. fanny smith's case in georgia got gutted by her own improper conduct not to mention the supreme court's immunity ruling. and alvin bragg one in new york where, you know that, sucker is like a target-rich environment for appeal. putting aside the fact that that's also impacted by the supreme court's immunit

this lawfare campaign that we have seen waged against trump by attorneys general emma by federal and buy, doing so and twisting the laws, we know this is not just a right wing talking point, the use the law against donald trump in ways they never against anyone else in their state and this country, and the american people spoke loud and clear last night and said we are done with this, and yet for the attorney general of the state of new york to go on and give that speech just now is disgraceful. >> sandra: and we are going to cut some of it that we missed at the top there. meanwhile, want to ask about special counsel jack smith evaluating how to wind down to federal cases against president-elect donald trump and where you see this going next. >> yeah, those cases going away and they are winding down because there's a doj policy tht says you can't invite a sitting president and you can't pursue prosecuting a president, and then you have the state cases. now that theory that doj policy has actually never been tested t in the spirit of it, you wouldn't hope and he would think that state