mike davis is on board to discuss, but first griff jenkins.mp is supposed to appear in court tomorrow. >> good afternoon, rich. a little more than 24 hours from now, 4:00 p.m., we expect former president trump to arrive here, possibly arraignment and comes in the wake of special counsel jack smith's indictment and brief remarks which some saw as being political charged. watch here. >> the attack on our nation's capitol on january 6, 2021, was an unprecedented assault on the seat of american democracy. it's described in the indictment, it was fueled by lies. lies by the defendant, targeted at obstructing a bedrock function of the u.s. government. >> smith is not accusing trump of inciting the january 6th riot, and some legal scholars are criticizing the grounds on which smith brought the indictment. >> that was one of the most demogodic cases i've seen in a high profile case. anyone who listened to that, normal person would assume that trump was alleged to have carried out the capitol riot. >> when i take a red pen through material that's prote

but back to mike davis very quickly because mike my questn these things is it's a lot of names right? it's a lot of names to put in this indictment and cash was laying out that's a lot of names and a lot of retribution. they have my question to you is the hope of the fulton county d. a that one or many of these people. flip on the former president. is that kind of what they're driving at here? that's a possibility. i think the bigger hope is that democrats are sending a very clear warning to republicans for 2024 if you dare to question elections in america, which had been allowed to do up until this point, we're going to come after you as the democrats were going to prosecute you. we're gonna we're gonna try to put you in prison. this is a very chilling and i'tm. it's it is it is more than crossing the rubicon. it is only illegal to object to elections in third world marxist hellholes and now in new york, d. c in atlanta, as far as presidential pardons go, mike, this is different. right? this is this is set aside a state indictment. estate conviction is a different um, as a different

back to mike davis because my question on all these things is, it is a lot of names. it is a lot of names to put in this indictment. and kash was laying out, it is a lot of names and retribution. my question to you is, is the hope of the fulton county d.a. that one or many of these people flip on the former president? is that kind of what they are driving at here? >> that is a possibility. i think the bigger hope is that democrats are sitting a very clear warning to republicans fo. if you dare to question elections in america, which you have been allowed to do up into this park, we're going to come after you. we're going to try to put you in prison. this is a very chilling indictment. it is more than -- it is only illegal to object to elections in third world texas hellholes. >> trace: as far as potential partners, this is set aside. a state conviction is a different animal than a federal election. is that a fair assessment? >> it is. and another georgia law. there's a statute that limits the ability to pardon and i think the legislature in georgia needs to amend that

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counsel, fox news contributor sol wisenburg and president and founder of the article iii project mike davis have our political panel also standing by. mike, trump is arriving at the jail at any moment. but, earlier today, he got a brand new attorney, actually, we're going to go to sol on this question. sol, he got a brand new attorney. i know you know him well. what can you tell us about steven sad do you who will be with him tonight as he gets process dollars? i wouldn't say i know him well. is he outstanding criminal defense attorney. ferocious trial advocate. great cross examiner. i think it's a great choice. drew, his current lead counsel down there is also an outstanding attorney. i don't know what the issue was. he picked somebody who is outstanding and kind of a real fighter in the trump mold. >> laura: mike, the motorcade is arriving right at the courthouse and they are going through the gates at this moment. and there will be some perfunctory details they will have to get to. i wonder if the president will have to go through the magnetometer i guess he will with the secret service.

any of this gets done before the election let's bring in the president of article three project mike davis, mike great to see you as always, good time to have you on. one more sound bite from special prosecutor jack smith. watch. >> our investigation of other individuals continues. in this case, my office will seek a speedy trial so that our evidence can be tested in court and judged by a jury of citizens. >> trace: speedy trial, mike, but get in line because you've got a list of these things. how in the world -- he's got a pending case already against the former president trump. how in the world do you get these trials in before the election? which, by the way, is 15 months away. >> yeah, they waited 31 months to bring these charges, timed perfectly to try to cover up hunter biden and joe biden's clear foreign corruption. the fact that the president of the united states is compromised. we have alvin bragg's indictment for the non-crime of a businessman settling a nuisance claim that has to go to trial. jack smith's indictment of a former president, a non-crime of a former president having

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joining me now is mike davis founder and president of the 3 project. mike, i'm watching larry tribe in our angle. larry tribe who is basically the inventor of the novel -- you, know, controversial legal theorh that gets shot down left and right and now that's apparently a federal crime. >> yeah, i mean, i didn't realize that objecting to elections was a felony in the i united states of america at least it wasn't in 1968, 2000, 2004, 2016 when democrats objected. >> laura: or stacey abrams. >> unreal what merrick garland and jack smith are doing here, they are leading america to a very very dangerous place. >> laura: it was easy yesterday to kind of well, this is justda ridiculous and throw up your hands, this is typical. but the more i thought ohaf it, when ith really played it out in my end moo, you know, 10, 15 years fro0 now, this puts us on a collisior course with the real rule of laq and equal application of justice, the principles that really are the bedrock of ourpe country. tha >> laura, i hope people will play your monolog today, you hitey on t

me now is mike davis article three project and david schoen former trump impeachment lawyer. , i'm watching larry tribe in our arrange gel, basically the inventor of the novel, you know, controversial legal theory that gets shot down left and right and now that's apparently a federal crime. >> yeah. i mean, i didn't realize that objecting to elections was a felony in the united states of america, at least it wasn't in 1968, 2,000, 2004, and 2016 when democrats objected to. >> laura: or stacey abrams. >> or stacey abrams. it's just unreal what merrick garland and jack smith are doing here. they are leading america into a very, very dangerous place. >> laura: it was easy yesterday well this is ridiculous and throw up your hands. this is typical. the more i thought of it, when i really played it out in my mind 10, 15 years from now, this puts us on a collision course with the real rule of law and the equal application of justice, the principles that really are the bedrock of our country. >> you know, laura, i hope that people will play your monologue today over and over and over

mike davis., i was going back to that 2016 piece in the "the washington post" about electors to not represent the popular vote. i had forgotten about that piece completely until today. i'm reading and this thinking huh, that sounds like a radical theory in some circles, certainly. but nobody was thinking that would be part of a criminal conspiracy if anyone even thought to implement that that was interesting. >> yeah. it's completely hypocritical. of course, they would say that president trump went further on january 6th. but, there's no question that it's hypocritical. and this is more of the same. can you think of anything more anti-democratic than the idea that some state functionary, some state secretary of state can declare on his or her own i think donald trump has engaged in insurrection or rebill yoel i don't know as understood in the 1st amendment without any kind of a trial, without any kind of process, without any kind of definition. it's just ludicrous. >> laura: to sol's point, mike,

joining us now is sol weisenberg former deputy counsel and assistant us attorney and mike davis foundernd president of the article three project. sol, how does gore land, an experienced lawyer and judge, not know about the special counsel's requirements? >> oh, he knows about it and it was just the height of hypocrisy for him to say, in his press conference, pursuant to the regulations, i'm appointing david weiss as special counsel because it's laid out right there. you have to be, not just outside the department of justice, you have to be outside the united states government. i think the answer to your question is whether or not he's blind or corrupt. the answer is, he really doesn't seem to be in charge of the justice department. i think the number two person there is in charge. >> laura: and she is? >> lisa monaco, the deputy attorney general, who i think is the one who got on the phone with david weiss and said, no, you're not going to have authority to bring this case in any districts you want to bring it in and, of course, i agree with everyone else who has commented that it is ri

let's turn to mike davis the founder and president of the article treat project. mike, respond to the news. indictment may be pending in georgia. >> this is predictable, and we have been predicting that and talk about this democrat take over taking out trump since last august when dake green-lighted the president and unlawful home raid on president trump for deep crime of a former president having his presidential records. led to the indictment of a former president by jack smith, this partisan special counsel appointed by him that was rebuked by the supreme court for the prosecution of a likely presidential candidate since two 2016. we sought is with alvin bragg with the d.a. charging trump with the noncrime of a businessman settling a nuisance claim. we now have fanny -- charging trump like jack smith 49 rhyme of objecting to a presidential election which is allowed -- twisting arms politically is allowed by the first amendment. this is lawless by these democrat prosecutors because they fear that they cannot beat president trump on november 7th 2024. >> pete: the

joining us now, esau isenberg, former deputy independent counsel and assistant u.s.ne attorney, and mike davis, founder and president ofd mike article three project. so how does garland, an experienced lawyer and judge, not know about the special counsel's requirements? s ab oh, he knows about it.ou and it was just the height of hs hypocrisy for him to say in his press conference, pursuant to the regulations i'm appointing i'm appointing weiss as special counsel because it's laid out right there. o beyou have to be not just oute the department of justice. you have to be outsideo be t united states government. i think the answer to your questionur is whether or not he's blind or corrupt. ththe the answer is he's really doesn't seem to be in charge of the justice department. i think the number two person there is in charge, and sheeral is lisa monaco, the deputy attorney general who i is thendi one who got on the phone with david weiss and said,d, you're not going to have authority to bring this case ority tohis casein any districte you want to bring it in.with e and of course, it's i agree with

now you can put on mike davis or maranda devine. someone who can counteract what she is saying. i spoke to you about two or three years ago, kimberly wehle, and i read your book by the way. and, uh, i kind of highlighted all the stuff i thought was wrong in it. the book is a little heavier now. you said jack smith is laying out a narrative. and i think that he is laying out a false narrative because -- there's -- my question is the person who has free-speech rights, and the answer is yes. all the folks that another caller talked us through that tried to dispute in the chamber the 2016 election, they weren't -- no one said that they were forming an insurrection. the bottom line is a few years ago, i asked you about the clinton campaign an the fbi. concerns with russian collusion. you called it a conspiracy theory. well, you are going to find wha t' going ons trump is that times three. guest: thank you for reading my book. it is nice to talk to you again. this is not based on speech. i think that there would be first amendment questions if donald trump's speech at the capitol, inc

and mike davis on the legal issues that former president donald trump could be facing an how they willction. colin dreis live as america reports at the top of the hour. >> physiologia from three forme backup dancers. they acutus sinker a sexual harassment, body shaming and creating a hostile work environment. the dancers lawyers thing, "the stunning nature of how biden-harris and her management team treated their performers seems to go against everything biden-harris stands for pub publicly. while privately she waits james. james they demeaned them in way that are not only illegal absolutely demoralizing. kaylee, stunning accusations. and especially disheartening in light of such a public stance she has taken about that body shaming, and about the toxicity of environments. scene that according this lawsuit she is perpetuating a lot of it is a lot of hypocrisy about what she publicly stands for. if they are allegations. course we will wait to see what plays out in a court of law. but what stands up to me are also corroborative to what the dancers alleged. newsweekly not there was a danc

all right, so the justice department drops the third indictment, talking to mike davis about the timing of this, following hunter biden's former business partner sitting down for the big news making interview is interesting to note. but where do you think all of this goes next? >> well, i mean, i was really struck by the weakness of the conspiracy charges in particular in this indictment because essentially what they are saying is that donald trump was told by many people that his election claims were not true and yet he acted on those anyway. the problem is many people were giving him opposite information so to me jack smith needs to go to donald trump's state of mind and that's what the indictment is missing. some documentation or email that trump says i know this is untrue and i'm saying it anyway and taking actions on it anyway. so, how do you go do that state of mind, i don't know. i'm also very concerned about the president, for future actions, not just presidential candidates but any politician. >> rich: since the beginning of the country was an operational system, you lost the e

now you can put on mike davis or maranda devine. someone who can counteract what she is saying.poke to you about two or three years ago, kimberly wehle, and i read your book by the way. and, uh, i kind of highlighted all the stuff i thought was wrong in it. the book is a little heavier now. you said jack smith is laying out a narrative. and i think that he is laying out a false narrative because -- there's -- my question is the person who has free-speech rights, and the answer is yes. all the folks that another caller talked us through that tried to dispute in the chamber the 2016 election, they weren't -- no one said that they were forming an insurrection. the bottom line is a few years ago, i asked you about the clinton campaign an the fbi. concerns with russian collusion. you called it a conspiracy theory. well, you are going to find wha t' going ons trump is that times three. guest: thank you for reading my book. it is nice to talk to you again. this is not based on speech. i think that there would be first amendment questions if donald trump's speech at the capitol, incitin

pay the past the send, the 2nd half of the program. clayton, i get george davis, a wonderful segue into the self destruction of mike pens by tucker carlson. which is very interesting is because, you know, as i said in my introduction, you know, much of the republican base is souring on this here, but not the leads. and this is one of the things that george and i have talked about a lot over ever since the conflict started this iteration and but meaning in february of last year, is that now we're seeing the real start difference between the establishment and everybody else. well, it was interesting to watch tuckers is this the ration of a lot of these candidates over the past few days and you really, you're absolutely right about it. there's this dichotomy between the people in the audience and the sort of automaton sewer up on stage. mike pen spitting, we're, we're the perfect perfect robot, right? the neo conservative robot. and i think one interesting narrative emerged when you watched all of those interviews. it was this idea of we can walk and chew gum at the same time. and so they're having this very narrow de

davies, bbc news, islamabad. to the us now, and former vice—president mike pence says he won't rule out testifying against his formermp goes to trial on charges of undermining the results of the 2020 presidential election. here's mr pence speaking to cbs news. people can be confident we will obey the law, we will respond to the call of the law if it comes and we willjust tell the truth. president trump was wrong. he was wrong then, he is wrong now. he had no right to overturn the election. also on sunday, donald trump's attorney, john lauro, told cbs news that if called to testify, mr pence would actually be donald trump's best witness. the reason why vice—president pence will be so important to the defence is the following. number one, he agrees that john eastman, who gave legal advice to president trump, was an esteemed legal scholar. number two, he agrees that there were election irregularities, fraud, unlawful actions at the state level. all of that will eviscerate any allegation of criminal intent on the part of president trump. meanwhile, legal arguments are already playing out publicly in the former president

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