mosby told the local paper in7, 2020, there would be no marilyn mosby without kamala harris.states attorney kamala was my inspiration. pam, start with you. why did it take a month? >> it's very interesting because this happened three months ago. if you had a coworker, a youngs woman who you knew died he would be handing her anything you had to help. they had to negotiate a search warrant which meant alec baldwin, you have to give us your phone, you don't have a choice not matter, it should not have taken a month to get at, he should have done itt right away right after the shooting. the only victim here is ms. hutchins. that young cinematographer who lost her life. nothing is funny about him drawing a dead body and his wife posting it, she is a victim in this, this young woman and there is nothing comical. i think he's a lunatic and disturbed. >> sean: as i understand it correct me if i'm wrong. but your legal background will clarify this that you can turn over the phone and there are artificial intelligence machines that can specifically look for keywords if maybe he was con

one of her closest friends was the top prosecutor in baltimore, maryland, mosby and she's in deep legalhad a couple vacation homes and lied on her loan applications. she's been indicted, we have details straight ahead. [upbeat acoustic music throughout] >> tucker: when sandy cortez goes on vacation she doesn't go to baltimore, one of the reasons maryland mosby that top prosecutor they are elected with the help of george soros, very close friend of the vice president of the united states kamala harris'. now she's in big trouble. trace gallagher has the latest on her story. >> this is not a case where maryland mosby might have just checked the wrong box. she has been indicted for perjury and false statements involving a series of financial transactions. federal prosecutors say in 2020 she took out two separate withdrawals from her baltimore city retirement account to. the first for $36,000 was the buy a home in florida, near orlando and disney world. the second loan for 45,000 allowed her to buy a condo on florida's gulf coast. in both loans, she cited financial hardships she suffered bec

at least mosby understands criminals need to be punished.altimore your first arson is on the house. smoke them if you got them. that same maryland mosby was federally indict hours ago for allegedly lying on a loan application. is this just a crime of passion? >> it probably was really passionate. you don't set someone's house on fire -- >> gutfeld: he's trying to kill everybody. >> i'm saying you don't do that for somebody you're kind of meh with. >> this is the point about hate crimes, love crimes worse than hate crimes. >> absolute absolutely. the sex was awesome, i'm sure. it's not okay, you don't try to kill somebody no matter how good the sex is. >> gutfeld: you all a moralist. >> yes, i am very. it's also like it was basically attempted murder and it was crazy they dropped that case. also in the interview he said i was attempting to murder her. he said, like, it was like if i can't have her no wn can. i was trying to kill her, she just didn't die. now he's out on the street. so you know i'm against it. what he did was bad. >> gutfeld:

i mean, marilyn mosby was indicted for a paper trial of lying on a mortgage application form for two fund, which i should be clear is wrong and, you know, if she did that illegally, apparently. a year and a half ago "the new york times" published an extremely pulitzer prize-winning investigation laying out donald trump's tax fraud over years based on firsthand documents they had. subsequently, there has been an investigation into donald trump by the manhattan district attorney's office that has obtained trump's financial records. that office heard testimony from trump's accountant and banker which led to charges against the trump organization and chief financial officer but not donald trump. the next thought was, what would a u.s. attorney, a federal prosecutor, do if they got their hands on the tape recording of a phone call from, say, a baltimore city councilmember to a local election official in their own party where the councilmember tried to bully and intimidate the election official and shake them down to fabricate a vote tally that had them winning re-electn when they had lost

. >> eileen mosby is a very big journalist at that point in time, and a lot of people read her.ng she was already somewhat sympathetic to marilyn. >> marilyn seeks out mosby in the powder room and confides in her. >> i was in debt. i always supported myself. no one else ever supported me in my life. i had no family and had no place to go. >> crucially, what she also says is, i have nothing to be ashamed of. i've done nothing wrong. >> mosby publishes their private conversation, and the news is picked up by every wire service in the country. >> everybody was waiting to hear what she was going to say when it was exposed. >> marilyn's decision to own her nude photo shoot calendar is brave. it's bold. it's very modern. >> it was her taking ownership of her own body back, right? and it was her saying, this actually doesn't belong to you. it belongs to me. >> it was a genuinely risky move, and marilyn didn't know how it would play out. she was rolling the dice with her career in very real terms. >> she gave an honest, forthright response. and it was embraced by the public. >> once peo

mosby, who is being indicted can work with the u.s.y's office to make sure that gun offenders are held accountable. she needs to take a leave of arsense or step down so the city can get back to functioning. this is not about her or this campaign, this is about making sure offenders are held accountable. we need everybody in this country to support good prosecutors and i would like to ask your viewers to go to roya hanna.com, so we can truly get this city back on track where it needs to be. >> todd: she is kamala harris are pretty tight, how do you think that will impact the white house issue the mess that is the white house right now? >> well, i don't know her relationship and quite frankly we have seen that the department of justice is willing to bring forward this indictment despite any sort of connection, i do not think that will impact it at this time, yeah. >> todd: roy a hanna, keep us posted how this campaign is going, this is situation to be monitoring in baltimore. that souou bite from that criminal, wow, unbelievable. roya ha

one of her closest friends marilyn mosby, she is in deep legal trouble for fraud.ut she had a couple o vacation homes, she say she lie on her loan application and has been indicted. t we have that just ahead. ot of tg about kamala harris but what about her friends? one of her closest friends was the top prosecutor in baltimore, maryland, mosby and she's in deep legal trouble for fraud. she had a couple vacation homes and lied on her loan applications. she's been indicted, we have details straight ahead. your plain aspirin could be hurting your stomach. vazalore... is the first liquid-filled aspirin capsule clinically shown to cause fewer ulcers than plain aspirin. try new vazalore. aspirin made amazing! 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. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. our friend sold their policy to help pay their medical bills, and that

so mosby is high on that list. so that's throughout the story. >> host: right, right. the sort of brings us north and west from appomattox. and so you do turn the perspective of a little but the dispersal of lee's army the end of the war, the loyal states. whether what are the decisions made in the loyal states to suddenly wait a minute the confederates are no longer one place there everywhere. in maryland and other places. >> that is really an important point i'm glad you brought up. this is not just the story of what happens in virginia or what happens in the former confederacy. all of this is spilling out and rippling out into other places. none more so than the slaveholding states that remained loyal to the union, the border states as we call them. the big question is going to be for hancock, for grants, ultimately for the attorney general of the united states, james speed, whether or not confederate soldiers from loyal state specific this is maryland, missouri, kentucky and delaware not west virginia, whether or not they can return to their homes. have they commit

they praised each other often with mosby saying there's be no marilyn mosby without kamala harris.berly klacik joins us now. kimberly, thanks so much for being with us on "fox & friends." i appreciate having you. does this surprise you at all that marilyn mosby has been indicted on perjury and false statement charges based on claiming a covid-related hardship when she never had one? >> good morning pete, thank you so much for having me. unfortunately it doesn't surprise me at all. i hope everyone is paying attention. this is what quota elections get its. when you vote on someone based on gender and race rather than qualifications and integrity. you get people in office that have a personal agenda and fulfill it by any means necessary. being in baltimore, you know, familiar with mosby since she has been in office. we have had 300 plus murders annually. she is someone who is a self-proclaimed progressive so she is soft on crime. and offers plea deals to some of the most violent repeat offenders in the country. now, i'm not surprised that v.p. kamala harris is her inspiration. they ar

marilyn mosby is accused 6 lying on loan and mortgage documents.tment alleges that she asked for a $40,000 withdrawal from a city retirement account, citing covid financial hardship though her salary increased. mosby is famous for her role as the top prosecutor in the freddy gray case police brutality case. ♪ ♪ >> tonight's focus on the midterms we look at the senate race in maryland. republicans are trying to flip a seat that has traditionally gone to democrats. to do that, they are trying to get a popular republican governor to run. here is senior national correspondent rich edson. >> the last republican to represent maryland in the united states senate charles mathias. he retired in 1987. fewer than one in three maryland voters supported president trump in 2020. yet a popular republican governor, an unpopular democratic president and surprising g.o.p. success in last november's election have senior republicans aiming for upset here. >> i'm hopeful that we will continue to see great people get in the race. i think governors do very well in washin

mosby's attorney says she has done nothing wrong.s. he also says his administration will give high quality face masks to all citizens for free. meanwhile, the house of representatives got its own mask shipment but, check this out. lawmakers outraged to see a giant made in china label stamped on each one of them. tomorrow the nfl playoffs kick off with super wild card weekend. here's a look at the match up. the raiders get things started against joe burrow and the bengals. and the rams and cardinals will close things out with the first wild card monday game. but be sure to catch tom brady start his quest for an 8th super bowl victory against jaylen hurts and the eagles on sunday. that game only on fox. this is the first time the bengals and the eagles are playing in the playoffs, brian. over to you. >> brian: at the same time. not each other. carley, thank you so much. steve, what do you have coming up? >> steve: coming up, brian, breaking overnight. north korea firing two more missiles in an apparent reaction to new u.s. sanctions. g

you've got mosby, harriet gilmore, white a whole host of other guys. they had plenty of those. this is an interesting description his men or stouthearted fellows but plainly attired well but plainly attired. the only military thing and their attire were there heavy great overcoats with which they were provided. they were armed with guns of every description from the heavy old family rifle to the double barrel shotgun. two or three of them only had favors the captain with good humor told me they're going to a better arms that yankees and to illustrate the matter he coolly buckled onto himself my sword and taking out my revolver admiring it and telling me how glad he was to get it. so he took his gun. nevin goes on here for a while but will conclude at least this section, such was captain white and his rangers, thank you. again i love these little vignettes because there is a big war going on. hear this guy is having his own private experience with elisha white. what i think happened is, to continue the story they taken nevin to leesburg where he is interrogated by i believe ap h

we've got mosby, harriet gilmore, we had plenty of those. this is an interesting description. his men were stouthearted fellows nothing military in their was a heavy great overcoats with which they will provide. they're armed with guns of every description with a double barrel shotgun. two or three of them only had favors for the captain with good humor told me they were going to get better arms from the yankees. and to practically illustrate the manner he clearly buckled onto himself my sword and taking out my revolver admiring and telling me how glad he was to get h it. so he took his gun. he goes on here for a while once with captain white and his partisan rangers. so thank you. have that private experience with a leisure white. what i think happened is and to continued the story's interrogated by taking to centerville then he was sent to libby prison in richmond. eventually he is transferred to saulsberry when forces get too close during the peninsula campaign and he will be paroled. now. what i think happened is he went home and wrote this. i've been calling it a diary i

how many guys did the confederates have, you have mosby and gilmore and white. so they had plenty of those. his men, this is an interesting description of white's guys. his min were stout hearty fellows but plainly attired. well be plainly attired and home spun. the other thing military in their attire were their heavy gray overcoats with which they were provided. they were armed with guns of every description from the heavy old family rifle to the double barreled shotgun. two of three of them only had sabres. the captain with good humor told me they were going to get better arms from the yankees and to practically illustrate the matter, he cooley buckled on to himself my sword and taking out my resolve and admiring it and telling me how glad he was to get it. so he took his gun. and nevin goes on here for a while but he concludes, at this section, such was captain white and his partisan rangers. so, thank you. so, again, i love these little vignettes because there is a big war going on and here is this guy having his own little private experience with elijah wh

marilyn mosby indicted on charges after a grand jury that she lied on loan and mortgage documents buted for $40,000 withdrawal from her city retirement account. now facing to connect counts of perjury which could result in five years of prison for each charge and to charges of filing force -- falsifications and a million dollar fine in that charge for the head of the militia group is in custody tonight for his alleged involvement in the january 6 attack of the capital. roads and ten others are facing charges of conspiracy with a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison. the royal family taking action officially removed being prince andrew's military title and patronage is. it was approved by queen elizabeth ii after a us judge tonight a request to dismiss sexual assault charges against andrew. the princes denying the allegations. and unexpected benefits that are shows up at i have colorado condominium. and a home intrusion does not go as planned. it ends up at a life or depth situation. viral videos are next. hen she m, a new kitchen became part of our financial plan. ♪ ♪ find a northwe

. >> spokesman defending it out when speaking of mosby by the way she was just indicted by a federalnts making false loan applications. so maybe she is one of those people who literally lies to criminals moore's then convict them. i will go to you geraldo, this is a defendant, 18 counts. >> it is horrifying and it is so stupid judge and i just have to read this. just the last two hours a rising star thrust into the national spotlight after the 2015 police custody death. i cover that in baltimore, indicted by a federal grand jury. two counts of perjury making false loan applications sea of crooks on both sides of the aisle in the baltimore county prosecutor's office. as these plea deals are stupid, why are they so stupid? when someone goes to ponder whether or not someone to get early release. they look at what they played two or were convicted of. which is generally speaking where it ends up not where the process begins. as a says he was indicted on 18 counts, 18 counts, and fled down ten, pled down to one sentence. it is ridiculous. the fact that an attempted murder down to six mont

and, of course, marilyn mosby the state attorney for baltimore who allegedly bought two homes in floridaid cash. what about all the money that went towards covid-19 unemployment benefits? get this number. well, 357 billion of it was given to people who weren't even unemployed. joining me now host of no interruption on fox nation tomi lahren and charlie hurt. charlie, tomi, thanks for being here. tomi, we give the federal government trillions and trillions of dollars. would -- with very limited parameters on who gets it and how we oversee it. should would he be surprised by any of this? >> surprised that government incompetence? no, i don't think so. but think about any other job, any other role in the yants and around the world for that matter where you could give away $100 billion fraudulently and still keep your role, still keep your title, still keep your position. that's what we're allowing the federal government to do. to make matters worse they want more of it they see a problem. they see fraud. they see corruption. they see mismanagement and do you know what? i think you should gi

but, in the meantime, look, also, at marilyn mosby of baltimore, facing now a federal charges, of course for loan application and claiming that she had covid-19 financial impact when she didn't in order to take out a get a loan for homes in florida. everyone seems to go to florida, of course, these days. but this kind of narcissism, this kind of belief you can get away with stuff is based in, again, a system in politics that protects wrongdoing. it's like everybody has got their finger on the button and everybody has to protect everyone else. and i think many are shocked from the clinton generation on down that those rules are changing and they do not like it. and what we see in part is like big tech censorship, they don't want this conversation, they don't want to feel like they are just like everyone else. >> we are running out of time, josh. i want to tell everybody to check out your podcast. disaffected. tammy, josh, thanks so much. all right. for two years, the left has claimed that schools are unsafe for children due to covid. but there is something much more terrifying lurking in

. >> fred, you are there in mosby.be imminent? >> certainly there aren't any signs of de-escalation. it's interesting. u.s. intel apparently pointed out the pactfact that the russi are thinning out the personnel in the embassy and kiev and other consulates across ukraine and that apparently is ominous sign to u.s. intel, that something could be up. the russians have tdenied that report. they say their consulates and embassy are operating as normal. but you do see a lot of signs in that area around ukraine that things could be escalating. right now the russians are in sniper drills in their southern military district. that's one of those districts that actually borders ukraine. and the other thing is that the russians actually announced today that they have put and are starting to put troops into belarus. they say there is going to be large-scale military exercises with the belarusian military in belarus in the middle of february. that also borders ukraine. the ukrainians saying they are increasingly feeling enkirk cull

know, we're not, like, picking up where they left off we're not -- you know, my character isn't ted mosbyhat i think people will understand our take on the show. and you know, obviously, borrowing -- it's such a great concept to be telling your kid the story of how you met their parent, and now it's being told from the female perspective. and, yeah, we play with a lot of, like, flashbacks and flash-forwards, which tells a story, like, very quickly and brings a great energy. but it really is its own show, and you know, it's about 30-year-olds doing life at 30 and what that looks like now in the age of online dating and limitless options and being, like, swipeable. it's just completely stressful but also, you know, it's a love story between a group of friends that are kind of a pack of weirdos that all love and accept each other and are just -- you know, trying to figure out their 30s and what they want out of life. >> seth: you have a very cool narrator in the show that was obviously a big part of "how i met your mother," as well, and it's kim cattrall, who is one of the coolest people in

morgan which should be out in moments, but in the meantime i want to bring in ma marty mosby.rning to you. >> good morning. >> here's what i'm trying to understand not just jpm but all the bank earnings. over the last year and a half a lot of banks took some remarkable reserves given what was going to happen. so i'm assuming we're going to see numbers that look great but i wonder what you think is happening underneath it all? >> andrew, we must have talked before we got on air this is exactly the issue that investors need to be aware of. if you look at what happened as you went through 2020, the reserves were built. we had the new accounting mechanism called cecil, made them increase the provision. j.p. morgan for instance earned $9 in earnings per share in 2020 we go into 2021, we reverse all of those reserves. they come right back out instead of earning $9, they earn $15 if you look at what they're probably going to earn next year, they're expected to earn about $3, multiply that by 4, about $12 of earnings for share. that's the pattern, because of the all the reserves you'r

>> brian: here is the spokesperson for the city state's attorney, the states attorney, marilyn mosby'sfer within the sentencing guidelines secured a felony conviction and to ensure the defendant remained under the supervision of the state with a court order to stay away from the victim mandate. so, i mean, this is it. if you want to know why the democrats feel so dire about 2022, why they have about 28 congressman are not coming back, they are going to get eviscerated by their own lack of action. these democratic d.a.s, these mayors to the left of the left wing, are allowing crime to run rampant. we don't care about democrat or republican. that's bad. the border to go wide open, not even try to contain it. that's bad. that's why they are going to be destroyed in 2022, things like that. but the other thing that's really going to hurt them here and now, steve, is inflation and the economy. >> steve: right. >> brian: think about what's happening to the dollar. in one year when joe biden took over inflation was 1.2%. what is it at now? >> steve: well, when you look at the consumer price in