black tish james got him. black prosecutor in atlanta. black woman judge in washington. and if he appeals he has five black women on the appellate court here in new york. he's going from the central pack five to the appellate court five. so i mean, this is going to be the story of his life. >> to say nothing of juan merchan, who has to go back and he's disrespected that judge a lot. that's the guy who's going to sentence him. well, this is why they don't want dei. they would like this diversity to exist because it changes things. it makes law a little more fair and broad. i want to talk about this because a lot of black and brown people have gone through the system and been convicted of a crime and walk through a process that trump will now get to walk through as well. talk about the process. he's now been convicted. he has a sentencing date of july 11. what happens between now and then? >> he has to speak to a probation officer. >> watch them be black, too. watch it be a black woman. >> many of them in manhattan are people of color. and he has to be interviewed, because

tish james finding him over a non-crime the bank didn't care about. neil: have doubts about the and writers. charles: there are new yorkers on the stand, when you walk out of that because of alvin bragg. charles: thank you. neil: we wait with more news, won and done for some explanation about the settlement going on but it is localized with traditional averages. a lot less in the nasdaq which hit a record yesterday off of its lows today so what to make of that, great column in the washington post, really looking forward to explaining the math behind markets. she has a good argument saying maybe not quite yet after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome to the roots of our legacy. where excellence, comfort, and electricity... are forever in bloom. welcome to beyond. the mercedes-maybach eqs suv. we love being outside, but the sun makes our deck and patio too hot to enjoy. thanks to our new sunsetter retractable awning, we can select full sun or instant shade. it's 20 degrees cooler and you get protection from harmful rays and sun glare. when you call, we'll rush you a sp

so it's not just fani willis and tish james.er, it's monique worrell, it's rachel rollins, it's all of us. and if we don't stand for what's happening, i can tell you, you know, the -- two months after, you know, the -- then president trump was in oregon placing people, his federal agents, kidnapping people, larry krazer in, the philadelphia district attorney, and i wrote an op-ed and said don't bring that to baltimore. don't bring that to philadelphia, because if you do, we're going to prosecute your federal agents. two months after that, he then opens an investigation against me and they've combed every aspect of my life. my taxes, my charitable donations from campaign contributions. they were knocking on my neighbor's door, the fbi interrogating my neighbor, my hairdresser. this type of harassment looking for anything that they could charge against me. and this is what they came back with. something where i am literally the only person in america that has been charged under this provision with 35,000 other people have done. >>

three person at the doj, he decides to work for alvin bragg before this starts, fani willis and tish jamesyork meeting with white house counsel before all of this according to john ratcliffe. if there's conspiracy and coordination in biden's doj to take down trump which is biden's opponent, that is obviously election interference. >> well, it's politically motivated for sure. alvin bragg made that clear a long time ago which many are questioning why he decided to bring this trial in the first place because it was politically motivated for himself to go after donald trump but as far as what lydia was talking about with that recording, the quote, unquote, bombshell, greg jarett did a great recap, our own fox news' greg jarett of what happened yesterday. he said look, that backfired on the prosecutors yesterday in court. he said because that -- when it was played in court it helped, not hurt the defense. he refers to payments made to kill a story. that's not a crime. trump appears somewhat in the dark according to the financing. cohen said i'll take care of everything. jarett makes the point,

a few weeks ago a man in new york was charged with threatening new york's attorney general, tish james, and judge arthur engoron who is overseeing the civil case brought against trump's business by new york attorney general tish james. a woman was sentenced to three years in prison for threatening the judge overseeing trump's documents case in florida. a different woman was charged with threatening the judge charged with overseeing the over throw the government case in washington. not long before that, the fbi fatally shot a man who had threatened to kill the new york district attorney, alvin bragg,a who has brought the case that's currently being argued in gh criminal court in new york. this -- this stuff has consequences and this stuff is consequences. a we're not looking at some vague future threat to the rule of law. what you're seeing here is actively and currently damaging the rule of law right now. because people are intimidated and terrorized. people who work in the legal system as these alleged crimes are adjudicated there are being harassed, threatened with firing, and intimi

manhattan da's office to be alvin bragg's prosecutor also apparently white house counsel meetings with tish jamesn new york, fani willis georgia, so do you believe this has been coordinated by biden's doj? have. >> absolutely. i mean look at this first off the number three person in justice department number three person goes to work at state district attorney's office just to prosecute trump, this biden, justice department look at sweetheart deal tried to get hunter biden, the guy that released trump's tax returns got a sweetheart deal the biden administration, biden gesticulate completely piloted politicized do everything to make sure donald trump cannot hamper a gag order make sure he can't campaign talk about what is going on you see in latin american cuban venezuela nicaragua shouldn't see in united states of america. >> john ratcliffe with me a week or so ago on this very issue watch this. >> that lawfare campaign, maria, is a most unlawful unconstitutional political persecution instance of election interference hopefully any of us will see in lifetime not one not two not three but four cri

tish james was really smart. >> there were many winners today when the court of appeals opinion was issuedant legal team. >> laura: communist dictators we know here with getting, right? we are getting tyranny. dissent is not tolerated period. of course all supposedly to protect the tranquility and entirsuperiority. weaponized against inconvenient forces. everyone knows the game. security forces, government lawrence, judges, they are not independent. they are all political hatchet men for the communist party. and since 2015 when trump announced his run for the presidency, official forces in washington have been unleashed on him. from the deep state, to the russia hoax, to the low life d.a. in manhattan, they call him pro-putin as they scramble to put him in jail, bankrupt him, and even come after his family. and, by the way, they brag about it. >> i look forward to going into the office of attorney general every day suing him, defending your rights, and then going home. >> we will rise up together and we will resist this president. then ultimately we will bring him down! >> hey hey, ho ho,

how shes liquidated herwh campaigns why e has so much cash.osec malicious prosecution charges oa tish james hunter biden federal violations and tunnel think it's too much us to ask treason charges against crooked obama. >> greg: i have a neighbor jesse who's tree is over my sidn of the lawn so put him in there to. >> the 51 national security officials, no more clearance. >> jesse: none of us has said she said the quiet part out loud until now.>> >> dana: i g didn't say it and it's a typical woman to bring up an ankle bracelet. >> dana: as a typical woman tech aoc cannot get a crowd of 3500 people cheering her on in the bronx and they'd be like where are our amazon jobs?? the other thing they want him ih court because they thought theys would get this conviction so they could win an election but that hasn't worked as trump'sup poll numbers have gone up in tha fundraising has gone up so much soo th biden had to jump the gud challenge them to a debate to help change the subject in junen before the j convention takes place bee. >> greg: amazing. ahead, judge judy bringing the gavel down to lawl

there's a criminal enterprise run by joe biden and his cronies, alvin bragg, tish james, a prosecutor in biden's administration prosecuting this case, michael cohen, we have to call this what it is. it's a two tiered justice system against president trump. let me tell you, this judge had has given two separate donationses to joe biden. what does that tell the american people? s he's on team biden. he should have recused himself. we're done with this controversy. trump needs to be back in front of the american people, running for president. maria: this is the whole point, i think. keep him in a courtroom, keep him on trial. put that gag order in place so he can't say a word while joe biden campaigns all over the country. mike, there's so many conflicts of interest here. the house judiciary committee is investigating the lead prosecutor for his past work as a senior department of justice official to the biden administration. house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan is demanding that attorney general merrick garland turn over the employment records of coangelo. your reaction. >> thi

only brought it back after trump says he will run for office and after tish james got all the applaudm new york progressives after bringing that ridiculous civil fraud case. this is what he you end up with. let me be the first prosecutor ever to indict a former president. larry: there is still no identification of a federal crime? >> there is nothing explicit. it's clear what he is relying on is federal campaign finance violations and there has been a lot of testimony about that. i think it is actually the worst part of the case. it is worse than allowing the graphic sex testimony from stormy daniels because what he has let in, the judge that is, is that cohen pled guilty to two campaign finance charges and i think he did that because he was trying to sell himself as a cooperating witness to the southern district because he had all these other fraud and tax problems but i think the jury riff has heard that and they may think that the question whether there is actually a federal violation or not has already been settled. in fact that evidence is not admissible against trump. it shouldn

. -- tish james. is this a conspiracy? is this coordinated? should that be investigated. >> it's an extremely good question and one i hope they will get to because i don't think america -- actually, i've got to say when you take a step back, if this is all they can bring against donald trump, you know, good for donald trump. because honestly, i don't think in any of these cases does he really look guilty of any kind of reasonable crime. and when i say reasonable crime, making payments to a porn star who by the way appears to have made up her story because bill maher of all people has come out with a clip that shows she wasn't raped, she wasn't assaulted. this was a consensual act that she had, if it -- maria: i was going to to say that. i'm glad you brought that up. i saw the bill maher piece. she said i wasn't a victim, we were together, blah, blah, blah, and all of a sudden her story is changing. he got in front of me. i couldn't move. i was scared. >> that's what she said on air that she is not a me too victim, this had nothing to do with t

malicious prosecution charges on tish james and alvin bragg. and hunter biden fara violations.t is too much to ask for treason charges against cricket obama and biden. >> greg: i have a neighbor, jesse, whose tree is over my side of the lawn. speed to go after him, too? >> greg: put him in there, too. >> dana: the 51 national security officials no more clearance. >> greg: you know what's great about the segment? none of us have said she said the quiet part out loud. until now. >> dana: i didn't say it. >> greg: isn't just a typical woman to bring up ankle bracelets. >> dana: it's a typical woman. as a typical woman, i want to say, aoc could not get a crowd of 3500 people cheering her on in the bronx. and especially they would be like, wait, where are our amazon jobs? >> judge jeanine: exactly. >> dana: the other thing is they want him in court because they thought they would get this conviction so they can win an election. that hasn't worked. trump's poll numbers have gone up during the trial come his fundraising has gone up during the trial, so much so that trump had to biden

imean, you've got new york, you've got alvin bragg, you've got fani willis in georgia, you've got tish jamesck smith who had to admit that there was potential tampering of evidence. has there been coordination with the white house? >> i don't think so there's any doubt. i mean, you look at nathan wade made a couple trips to the white house, matthew coangelo went from being the number three at the department of justice, very senior position and took prosecutor jobs at latisha james' office while doing the civil case and now on the trial team for alvin bragg. that is the thread you pull through this entire situation to show not only the white house but the department of justice are clearly on top of this and trying to interfere with an election because again, if you watch the left's coverage of this, this is the same theories and the same themes on msnbc and cnn and other outlets that was happening during the mueller investigation. this breathless hope for a knock-out shot against donald trump. i can tell you, i know him well, he eats this like an energy bar. they're not going to knock him dow

his testimony before congress opening the door to the tish james. it opened the door to open conversations about his racism. which has now been confirmed in a very amazing slate article. it opened the door to this. so donald trump made a bad choice. >> and none of this would have happened if he hadn't messed with his fixers. if he would have stayed with michael cohen. if michael cohen wouldn't have felt abandoned, we wouldn't be here right now. that's what is extraordinary here. alan weisselberg was willing to go to jail for donald trump because most likely, donald trump is taking care of him. >> he has a severodonetsk renders agreement. >> i will sit in jail for this period of time. he made that deal with donald trump. donald trump did not do that with michael cohen and alas, michael cohen. >> you raise the point. and i think it is important. that he has an insurance policy around him in the form of strong men and he didn't in this event. and that blanche interview on another cable news station is notable. because trump is involved in his defense i

tish james scott big kudos from the progressive new york-based when she took the evidence that bragg would not take and prosecute criminally and whipped it into a civil case and around the same time is that trump announced he was running for president which is why the case are brought. >> sandra: is amazing coming in this morning flying along the hudson river over the hudson river was a plane and it was pulling a banner "trump did nothing wrong" it's no surprise we are seeing the fund-raising that we are after this happened that money -- it's obviously sending a message. this is the former president earlier today saying, kerri i wanted to ask you, that he would not have testified. listen. >> i would've testified to come i wanted to testify. the theory is you never testify because as soon as you testify anybody if it were george washington, don't testify because he will get you on something you said slightly wrong and they sue you for perjury. but i didn't care about that, i wanted to. >> sandra: i was wondering what you thought when he heard that. >> i understand the urge you want to

the tish james massive civil fraud trial and the alvin bragg prosecution. there is no federal defendant anywhere in the country that wouldn't get sympathy from a federal court saying i can't prepare for five trials in one year. i have to have a continuance. so the idea that there is anything unusual or improper about a delay is ridiculous when it was jack smith who delayed until 2023 before even indicting president trump. so, it's just ridiculous. this whole idea that you're duty-bound to try him before the '24 election. >> laura: proving that it's political. it's not just a regular old run-of-the-mill legal case that really needs to be resolved. it habes to done before the election. they reveal themselves at every turn. sol and chris, thank you. all right, joining me now lee zeldin former new york congressman as well as mike davis, article iii project president, former law clerk to justice gorsuch. lee, i know you just announced on twitter that you just secured a very, very large donation for trump after that verdict was handed down. can you tell us anythi

jean carroll libel suit, the tish james civil fraud trial, anl d the alvin bragg prosecutin here or thereral defendant anywhere in the country that wouldn't get sympathy from a federa l court saying, "i can't prepare for five trials in one year. i have to have a continuous.prop so the idea that there is anything unusual or improper about a delay is ridiculous whea it was jack smith who delayed until 2023 before even indicting president trump. it is just ridiculous. it is this whole idea of duty-bound to try him before the 2024 election. >> laura: proving that it is political. it is not just a regular olde run-of-the-mill legal case thats really needs to be resolved.chri as to be done before the election. they reveal, sol and chris.vi s,lee zeldin, new york candidate for governor, former new york congressman mike davis, former law clerk to justice for search. leak himt i you announced on twitter that you just secured a very, very large donatior n for trump after that verdict was ha. can you tell anything more? >> 800,000 donation tome president trump and jointht the fund-raising committee

. >> and my advice for merchant bragg, tish james and the rest fo of these lawfare losers laugh now but lawyer up. laugh no saying goes, it ain't over till the fat lady sings. and that fat ladthaty america. >> let it get tight, i guess. de's for million dollar deals and $0 haircut. shark tank star kevin o'lears y his audience has trouble hearing him over the cricket n devito. comedia she's like an electric car, a pain in thke ae on long trips. "new york times" best selling author and fox news contributor f. timp times oh, and when he plays hide s and seek in the forest, the treeks get.w york >> "new york times" best selling author, comedian and former nwa world champion tyru hor anworls. all right, so this news earlierr this evening, kevin, you had some very smart and solemn smart words about this case yesterday on the five. how do you feel now? what are your initial thoughtsow cas about the case? about america. ant amerr? i >> well, i actually think the smart move for biden andarte i started talking about this yesterday because it looked like the verdict rday was going to come quickly.

he took cross-examination in the case involving attorney general tish james and the judge found him crediblenow, mr. trump, it's your turn. keep your word. you promised your supporters. i welcome your testimony. >> let's see if he does. cohen testified today, as you know, that he received a text. this is cohen's testimony from trump on october 18, 2016 a few days before the 2016 presidential election, that was a day after stormy daniels attorney said the agreement was canceled was canceled. i interviewed michael cohen that de right here in the situation room. let me play another clip from that interview. listen to this i have never heard mr. trump's say anything even remotely close to the statements that i heard in truthfully, mr. trump actually respects women very, very much and it's indicative of the companies so let me ask women that are executives and the way that he promotes women is identical dealer. so what's your reaction to that? >> this is michael cohen during the days when he said to the american people in congress, i'm ashamed of myself for what i did for mr. trump and what he di

it's like the civil fraud trial where you had tish james showing how intimately involved he was in hisinesses. and yet they are saying it's a massive enterprise and he is hands off. you saw the same thing here on cross-examination with the lawyers. he is really not the one doing this. you are taking your weisselberg. there's a back and forth, where they are showing he is so connected to this and the defense is like, no, no. >> i want to come back with half of the vocabulary -- that's a perfect articulation of what happened today. the only thing i can add now is to turn to some of the transcript. let me read this to you. on the documents, which i think that's part of what we miss -- we will have them tomorrow. but we don't have the documents with the transcripts. the jury saw documents which have trump's signature on them. the document goes up. it's a bank statement with weisselberg's handwritten note about how to gross up the payment to cohen because he presumes it will be accounted for as income. they have to pad it or buff it. this testimony comes right after that. did you have the a

if you think about the position that she's in and alvin bragg and tish james, the attacks are absolutely what a lot have said, particularly some of the suburban ones around new york city in some of the recent races is that these folks do not have the ability to actually do their job. we have to come in and do it for them. it's a very paternalist i can way of talking about people of color in these positions that hold an extraordinary amount of power. they've been used as wedges in elections. when you listen to fani willis she's like bring it because i will come back with equal or more measure. >> greg, what basil is saying happened in georgia, they passed a law to prevent her from doing her job. >> they passed after oversight commission that was essentially -- it was brought because of another prosecutor of color in athens, clark county, but the first complaint lefd under this new commission was against fani willis. this is emblematic of the challenges she faces outside the courtroom. she's going to win her primary tonight but she wants to run up the score to see she has solid democratic