marchand's anti-trump bias was pronounced.o, 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 no, ma'am names pam bondi to be his attorney general. reaction from senator lindsey graham -- nominates -- and why will allied countries be part of the icc to go after president netanyahu? that's next. [ ♪ ] >>> all right. pam bondi is president-elect donald trump's new pick for attorney general and the left, they are melting down. big shocker. take a look. >> pam bondi is exactly what i was saying in the last

marchand put off the ruling until next week to give prosecutors time to decide how they want to proceed. defense lawyers say the conviction should be dismissed in light of trump's election victory. a jury convicted trump last may of falsifying business records related to a $130,000 payment to buy star stormy daniels silence about claims that she had sex with trump. governor gavin newsom is in washington, d.c, today meeting with members of the biden administration. he's discussing disaster relief funding and pushing for federal approval of state climate rules and health care updates. newsom has expressed concern that these issues could face opposition under the incoming trump administration. last week, the governor called for a special session of the state legislature to prepare for trump's second term. small business owners in san jose are fighting back against crime. today, a handful of them are getting free security cameras from the city as part of a pilot safety program. abc seven news reporter lena howland explains how the program is building a better bay area. >> armed robberies, v

now to our 4 zone forecast as we take a look outside from mount tam marchand, there's actually they're today was quite foggy. was missy kron four's? gayle ong joins us with a look ahead has a different picture than the last couple of hours. we're mostly cloudy stray showers. and now we are starting to clear out overnight. >> and that is setting the stage for some chilly overnight. temperatures. so let's take a look. let's go back to that coastal flood advisory you're just talking about in this area. shaded in green there. you know, this has been up for the last few days. we have that super moon and that causes the king tides of that gravitational pull. so, you know, those parking lots and roads prone to flooding. another day of that until about 04:00pm tomorrow. san francisco high tide is around 12 eleven's apart. you know that barca darrell by pure 14. that's spot that usually sees the water because you to the sidewalk there. so we have freeze watch in effect and told that says that's going to go in tomorrow night into tuesday morning. so monday night we're going to be chilly into tue

even judge marchand, he recognizes there are constitutional limits on the type of punishment he can impose if he decided to pursue that course, leave this case in place, allow it to move forward or hold it in suspense, even he has to realize that poses a constitutional problem. you are limiting and restricting the chief executive of the united states from fulfilling and performing his constitutional duties. if he went down that road, i don't think he will, i suspect he would get reversed in a heartbeat. >> all of these cases that have embroiled the former president, will they just go away? it's not a matter of extending them through and passed his presidency, but they just all disappear? >> this case in new york is the weakest of the four that were brought against him. it's the only one that is ever going to get to a verdict. the two federal cases are already toast. when trump comes into office in january, he is going to fire jack smith and he has the constitutional authority to have those cases dropped. if biden wants to heal the country, he should order the cases dismissed and he should

but there is a legal issue that judge marchand has to resolve which is whether the supreme court's decisiontrump versus united states means that case has to be retried. i think he will probably rule in favor of the government saying it doesn't have to be retried but that is likely to be appealed and that will delay the sentencing i think pretty much indefinitely. i think the judge is smart enough if he in fact gets this case to sentencing while trump is president or even before trump is president he can't sentence him to prison. it could only be a fine. you simply in our system can't have a president under that kind of restriction. >> thanks very much. >>> what we know about susie wiles who will be the new white house chief of staff. the first woman to hold the post. >>> one of president-elect trump's first decisions was to name his new white house chief of staff. the first woman to hold the powerful and important role. with more on who she is, here's randy. >> susie likes to stay sort of in the back. let me tell you. the ice maiden. we call her the ice maiden. >> donald trump's newly minte

president-elect trump still to be persuaded by judge juan marchand but what will happen in the near termingjo prosecution as a political weapon? joining us former deputy assistanant att attorney generam dupree, welcome, counselor. thank you for being here. goes back to the hay or wherever he was but the state court cases are still alive. what happens next in your judgment? >> those state court cases are still alive. but trey, in my judgment life support. it has been in a state of animation for some time afterwi the revelation of fani williswi romantic involvement with one of her prosecutors. back 80s will ultimatelyk fani t dismissed. i don't think fani willis can continue with a prosecution against the sittinudgeg presidef the united states. in new york judge merchan two -h i don't think anything willismi happen there either and eithert he will have to dismiss the case or bur y most imposed wrist slapping fine on president trump.i >> trey: i think you are right, george is more likely tot be turned into a lifetime channel movie vanity is actually the scene of the courtroom. new york leti

. >> i suppose i have very low expectation for judge marchand this should be thrown out entirely it's and kathy hochul should pardon president trump and get on with the business of the american people, they don't clear about this case and no other american would've been prosecuted this is lawfare and it's very worse they recognize the legal system in the city of new york in the state of new york and kathy hochul should make this pardon in place of president trump can really get to work for the people in new york and the people of the whole country for that matter. will be watching all of this, thank you for being here, nick langworthy and the capital. the illegal migrants laken riley faces his day in court, will have a wrap up of what to expect. president-elect trump's when will have an effect on the italy and the rest of the eeo, prints emmanuel is here on where his country stands will become back. you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ (luke) that's why we do it, marci. (marci) it really makes all the effort worth it. gathering the most in-depth info, making

and my advice to the trump lawyers is if marchand says he's going to put this sentencing off for four years, immediately file a writ of mandamus to the appellate courts. it's a very, very appropriate writ, because the writ of mandamus is designed to get review when you can't get an appeal and here, by denying him the right to be sentenced right now, they're denying him the right to appeal. because under new york law, you can't appeal until you have a final judgment. and a final judgment means a sentence. so this is an attempt to circumvent the law. it's an attempt to put bragg above the law. and i think the courts will hold him responsible and will do the right thing and reverse this conviction on appeal. do you agree with that? gregg jarrett? or maybe just let the judge sentence donald trump, then go through the appeals process while he is president? sure. well, we just don't know what he's going to do. but i do agree that delaying the trump case for four years is ludicrous. it's an insult to justice, and it violates state law by the way, that requires sentencing within 12 months fro

i mean, judge marchand has move and moved and noticing it looks like we are due for a decision. >> wellr jonathan turley called it right. he calls in a circus people and maybe the circus master will finally realize the gig is up. that's what were hoping for. that's what we'll be right and just people even people who didn't vote for print trump to want want to point think typhus to come to a close has passed. every decision he's made, every decision that judge has made, has favored the prosecution, which is really a political persecution that no one in this country should stand for. >> i did she to do a trial and can say cancel, yes, i don't think there's anything he decided in favor of the trip legal team that they were arguing for. >> so that the jury. >> the dream and it i didn't se but you know the judge can shap things and every events on the way and he is not a trump fan i think it's fair to say. over over it was smc a legal analyst right on their blog, a jury found him guilty. dismissing the case out outrigh would out right what is jury's verdict and generally would not make sense

why i voted for trump, it was very scary, the law, especially from judge marchand, things that were done to trump that had never been done to a defendant before. the gas lighting from not only the news media and the government, the outright lying. the gas lighting, inflation was transitory, the borders were secure, the twisting and the taking out of context comments trump made. harris' refusal to answer questions. the trans issue. where the obvious solution is to have trannies compete against trannies. when i found out the democrats, when they got into power and they just happened to control power, they wanted to abolish the electoral college, they wanted to stack the supreme court, they wanted to abolish the filibuster, they wanted to create two more states, puerto rico and the district of columbia. that would solidify their power. it became apparent to me they were only after power. flooding the united states with illegal immigrants to change the next census to give them more representation in congress. i got very, very scared. i would like, real shortly, i would like to make a recomme

why i voted for trump, it was very scary, the law, especially from judge marchand, things that were done to trump that had never been done to a defendant before. the gas lighting from not only the news media and the government, the outright lying. the gas lighting, inflation was transitory, the borders were secure, the twisting and the taking out of context comments trump made. harris' refusal to answer questions. the trans issue. where the obvious solution is to have trannies compete against trannies. when i found out the democrats, when they got into power and they just happened to control power, they wanted to abolish the electoral college, they wanted to stack the supreme court, they wanted to abolish the filibuster, they wanted to create two more states, puerto rico and the district of columbia. that would solidify their power. it became apparent to me they were only after power. flooding the united states with illegal immigrants to change the next census to give them more representation in congress. i got very, very scared. i would like, real shortly, i would like to make a recomme