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. >> joining me thank you so much, lydia joining me former florida attorney general pam bondi here therest of the hour, former counselor to president trump kelly an conway with kevin o'leary thanks for joining me so good to see you pam i want to kick things off with you, coming from where you sit, in the ag seat in florida your reaction to this verdict. >> well maria, also a former prosecutor for 18 years i have never seen a case like this a case like this never prosecuted in our history and if one has i want to see if ever upheld it has not been up help nothing like this done in our country before i was in courtroom with president trump last year saw how awful they treated him his defense attorneys set for one reason conviction before election americans can see through this based on donations that poured into donald j. trumpcom after verdict remarkable this hammed president trump is stronger than ever going to continue on fight for our country. that is yes is doing this a patriot loves our country. maria: whating restrictions does to former president face as a result of this convictio

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here with reaction, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett and former florida attorney general pam bondi. greg, did did the socialist from the bronx just sort of admit what the entire trialxd is actually all about? it's a virtual ankle bracelet. that's what they want it's he'ss forced to campaign here because we're keeping him heree ping. >> yes, absolutely. you know, sometimes truly wonder how aoc manages to think with that brain of hers. >> you know, she essentially has that this case against donald trump is election b interference and brazen lawfare. and i pityn la her.e only >> bronx constituents have only become poorer and some of them poverty stricken. >> during sandy's while she's yucking it up with, you know, fancy galas and expensive gown. the point of trump's rally in thee bronx is to underscore just how biden nomics has ruined these people's lives. but, you know, aoc is the woman who said, oh, unemployment is low because everybody two jobs. you know, pete, that is some kind of stupid. . sure is. pam is she? she wants to derided there's nos point. but there very much is a point

joining us now, pam bondy. she was in the courtroom earlier today. h us, gregg jared, harvard law professor, allen dirshiwitz. pam what was it like today, what is your analysis? >> i wish that every human being was allowed to see what went on in the courtroom today. the judge is supposed to be a neutral arbitor of fact, but this judge was sitting at the the prosecution table. that's what it felt like. that's what the rulings were like. every time that the prosecutors objected, before they could get it out, he sustained it. he ruled against bob costello being able to explain his answers, this is going to rise and fall on jury instructions. and the jury instructions are going against president trump. they are holding him to a civil standard which is preponderance of evidence, not a criminal standard, beyond and to the exclusion of every reasonable doubt, this judge is doing everything in his power to convict donald trump. >> sean: wow. that's frightening. what you are all describing. professor, is that how you see it? >> well, i was the only one who was

still ahead, pam bondi on the trump trial, will trump testify?ating in another interview that inflation was at 9%. that was dead wrong. victor davis hanson on the administration moving forward with a plan to send $1 billion in military aid to israel. is that a reversal of biden's policy? the 11:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪ trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, unlocking the power of thinkorswim, the award-winning trading platforms. bring your trades into focus on thinkorswim desktop with robust charting and analysis tools, including over 400 technical studies. tailor the platforms to your unique needs with nearly endless customization. and track market trends with up-to-the-minute news and insights. trade brilliantly with schwab. when you own a small business every second counts. 120 seconds to add the finishing touches. 900 seconds to arrange the displays. if you're short on time for marketing constant contact's powerful tools can help. you can automate email and sms messages so customers get the right message at the right time. save time mark

and former florida attorney general pam bondi on hannity. >> trump flies to texas today and holds two multi million dollar fundraisers and in palm beach had the largest fundraiser ever and doubled what democrats ra raised. people are talking about going to the rally tomorrow night to support president trump. >> going back to silent cal, he became president because warren harding died during the great mississippi river flood, coolidge sent his commerce secretary and he did not go and who became next president? herbert hoover, guys. >> todd: lucas tomlinson live. >> lucas: a lot for 5:00 a.m. >> carley: you know more dating back generations than just about anybody. thank you for sharing. >> todd: thanks professor. >> lucas: baseball trivia, too. >> todd: rachel campos duffy went to the bronx to talk to locals ahead of today's event, you will not believe responses s she got. >> are you happy he's coming here? >> that's a good step for him, him coming here will bring light to the hood, at least he's trying. >> carley: rachel will be live on "fox and friends" and joining us later this morn

eric schmitt, and looked like pam bondi and matt whitaker. you think he got a haircut. >> dana: a little trim last night. brett toll man is a former u.s. attorney and great to have you with us. as we get underway the cross examination of costello about to get underway. your thoughts on his testimony yesterday and any observations about the tussle he had with the judge? >> yeah, dana, i found it quite interesting. what you see is a real stark contrast between a judge that seemed far more relaxed and allowing incredible amounts of irrelevant and unfairly prejudicial testimony to contrast it to the handcuffing that he was doing to the defense's witnesses is exactly opposite of what my 25 years i've seen judges do. they typically err on the side of allowing the defense great latitude to bring in evidence even if they find it to be irrelevant so they don't risk a conviction on appeal and don't look like they're trying to shut down the defense team. here we have something that you rarely see in this judge and the interaction especially with costell

here with reaction fox news legal analyst greg jarrett along with former florida attorney general pam bondi big take away today, the big moment today was hope hicks testimony. and i believe this case should not have survived any motion to dismiss. it is baseless but hope hicks comes up as a witness for the prosecution and she served the purpose of crushing the prosecutor's argument. she talked about trump wanting to protect his family, his wife not wanting newspapers delivered to the house because of negative stories and the whole purpose of the prosecution is to say this wasn't to protect him and his family. this is for the purposes of the campaign. >> this was an epic miscalculation by prosecutors calling hope hicks. it backfired against them because you are right. she told the jury trump's motive for suppressing salacious stories like stormy daniels was to protect his wife not the campaign. that demolishes alvin bragg central theory that trumps and tends was to help his election and therefore he violated campaign laws. no, he didn't. and it also happens to corroborate the findings of the

you hear names like josh holly, mike lee, jeffrey clark, pam bondi, like these are people who he believes compliant. >> yeah. >> i don't know their thinking, but that is his priority, and i do think it's a way you could see some of the most danger in another trump administers them. >> mckay coppins, thank you very much. >>> breaking news tonight. columbia university, new york city. nypd officers in riot gear have been seen moving toward the campus. those protesters you see i believe our counter protesters, but i don't know, maybe they are supportive protesters, outside the campus gates waving the palestinian flag in the background. nypd are expected to enter into campus imminently according to msnbc . a group of columbia campus protesters broke into a campus and occupied early this morning. they were calling for similar occupation similar as back in 1968. in a press conference earlier, new york mayor eric adams saying the campus protest has been co-opted by outside agitators. what's happening tonight comes nearly two weeks after nypd went to campus at the request of the university preside

fox news contributor tammyat otm bruce and former florida attorney general pam bondi.newm, start with you.s as a prosecutoar. one has to wonder if the hotel or wherever they were staying had this video. why didn't it come out soonewhy >> yeah, and sean, as in my early career, i was the domestic violence prosecutor. it doesn't get worse than that. ic violence prosand was very die did. and it's completely corroboratednghat in her lawsu. allegedly, it didn't come out because the hotel was paid $50,000. and by diddy, that's what they're alleging. she's alleging the victim to hide this video.ng t if that happened at that hotel can be liablthe for destruction of evidence, hiding evidence of a crime. if, hi evide they watch that, te the duty to call 911 right away on that tape. i mean, these are very, very serious charges. and that poor woman, i mean we hear about these horrible domestic abuse cases. horridomestici mean, to actuall tammy just shocksly sho the conscienceck. i mean, look at this. i mean, this is a beating. this is, frankly, a dangerous beating. this is where, y

. >> we demand better new york city demands better and former florida attorney general, pam bondi, but also politicians like former white house doctor and now texas congressmen, ronny jackson, congresswoman maria salazar, and even congressmen troy nehls, sporting a donald trump hugging the flag, tie. this is five weeks sitting in a courtroom. what he should be outreaching the american people and telling me american people what he would like to do for this country. >> and then there were a few on the more unexpected sayyed, like chuck ss ido, former new york chapter president for the hell's angels, which the department of justice has called a criminal enterprise and has linked to the gambia no crime family even actor and trump supporter joe pisco showed up famous for his impersonations on saturday night live. >> it's time that for all of us to start buying and thriving american cars now, the reception for some of those who come to support, it doesn't always go as planned, but there are haters. there are haters. i never people love them but, with closing arguments inside the courtroom ah

joining us now for florida attorney general pam bondi. she was in the courtroom earlier today. it also with us, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett and harvard lausw professor alan dershowitz, who was in the courtroom yesterday. pam, what was it like today and what's your analysis this? you know, sean, i wish that every human would be allowed to have seen what went on in that courtroom todawey. it was really tragic.. you know, they say a judge is, of course, is supposed to be a neutrae posed tol of fact. and some say, well, this judge had his thumb on, b the scale for the prosecution. no, this judge was sitting th table.osecutionut that's what it felt like. that's what his rulings were like. everngs we y time the prosecutors objected before he could even get it outor. he sustained it. he ruled against bob costell o being able to explain his answers. and this case is going to rise and fall on jury instructions. and as professor turley just laid out, the jury instructions are going against president. they're holding him to a civil standard, not which is preponderanceo of the evid

prayer and look at the back of the room my 2010 classes and it really hot you heard of scott pruitt, pam bondi, you have heard of luther's strange former u.s. senator, we had a great class of ages that came in. another what was my very dear friend kansas attorney should bit who's standing in the back of the room. [applause] soon to be hopefully congressman and derek schmidt. he was inaugurated two days before me. when he rolled out of office last and generally put out a press releasing his longest-serving attorney general in the country which is technically true for two days. then i got re- inaugurated from a fourth term i became the longest serving attorney general. but is formed in late '90s and at that time i think there were a total of 14 republican ag's out of the 56 states and territories should 14 republican at that time if i recall. there are only for ag's insistent on forming the republican attorneys general association. at that time the main caucus was national association of ag's. attorneys in general at that time felt the mission statement had trended a little weight from the prior

donald trump, junior, former acting attorney general, matt whitaker, former florida attorney general, pam bondi senator eric schmitt from the great state of missouri, congressman daniel webster, congressman dan moser. i'm sorry if i'm mispronouncing congressman ronny jackson, the former white house physician, congressmen troy nehls, congressman del strong, congresswoman maria salazar, former white house aide sebastian gorka, chuck ss ido, former saturday or lives star, and jonny dangerously co-star, joe pisco, bill white what do you to make of it all? >> well, it central casting of a different kind. >> but luck, i mean, these are now there are so many people who want to come into the trial to watch this that the campaign is regulating them. and there just aren't enough seats in the courtroom. but look, this is all to give the former president, the defendant in this case some measure of comfort that the people literally have his back. interestingly, yesterday, as caitlin was reporting his supporters were allowed to stay in the courtroom as the press and others were clear, that was certainly odd