are you still convinced. >> i'm still convinced, there's no doubt it's an uphill fight in the new york statepeals court and it's entirely democrat, i have to stay right now, the new york justice system is a global laughingstock this opinion and verdict is another disgrace in lawless and out of the new york state court of appeals will do anything to step in and reverse it but if they don't i'm absolutely certain the u.s. supreme court will and the way it'll work i discussed this in great length in my greatest podcast that came out, the verdict to ted cruz and why this will be reversed, the jury instructions, the trial judge gave him the judge knows that he didn't care because the objective and get a guilty verdict before election day this is not about law or criminal justice this is about politics and trying to influence and change the result of the election in november, this will be reversed on appeal that all likelihood the appeal will be long actor election day. stuart: omicron across-the-board of less than a year ago is now in custody after he shot to new york city police officers, trump

york state from democrat to republican.this majority and send democrats packing. [applause] on top of the biden border crisis, the inflation crisis, the energy crisis, the crime■+ crisis, we also have seen joe biden's weakness as commander-in-chief on the globañ stage. we saw the catastrophic withdrawalnistan, and absolute absolute b america, the with the rest of the world views we then saw israel our most precious ally the vicious iranian backed hamas deadliest fate of the jewish people since a holocaust. and what have we seen from joe dee we seen from this white house? we have seen and that is your policies. they have turned their back on our most preci proud that president trump, if you look ats president trump, the abraham accords, the embassy to jerusalem, support for israel, the iron dome support.use] and i recently had the opportunity to deliver remarks in the jerusalem room at the my lifetime it before i was in lifetime supporter of had the o- [applause] and i know you are as well. and america is as well. i had the

happened to his particular new york state attendant, now he wants the federal government to come in over the top and overrule a state law proceeding in a state court. in any a republican would say that shouldn't happen. so once again republicans are trying to have it both ways. they want one set of rules for donald trump and his cabal and one set of rules for everybody else. and given byronon histor on he might be comfortable living in a country that has one set of rules for set of rules for everybody else. i'm not comfortable with that. that if the country we should live in. and that is i want to live in, let's put it like that. the new york state case is an example of what republicans usually say is supposed to happen. host: this is elie miysal. republican line, your next up. caller:h, thanks for taking my call. regarding talking about the supreme court reeve against the ruling with the consumer protection agency where they said they didn't need to get their funding through congress? [captioning performed bystitute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncica

and we are proud as new yorkers that no sta flipped more house congressional seats the new york statetinue to go on offense to build this majority and send3 democrats packing. [applause]order crisis, the inflation crisis, the energy crisis, the crime crisis, we also have seen joe biden's weakness as commander-in-chief on the global stage. we saw the catastrophic withdrawal from afghanistan, and absolute absolute black mark on america, the with the rest of the world views america. we then saw israel our most precious ally under attack from the vicious irani hamas terrorists, leading to thehe jeh people since a holocaust. and what have we seen from joe biden? what have we seen from this white house? we have seen and thatour policies. they have turned their back on our most precious ally. and i am very proud that president trump ireatest defendl from the white house, it was president trump, the abraham accords, the embassy to jerusalem, support for israel, the iron dome■h support. [applause] and i recently had the opportunity to deliver remarks in the jerusalem roo■ knesset, and a very p

attorney general, you're planning to sue new york state over their case with donald trump. issouri and voters of missouri had a sovereign interest in being and having access to physical access to and hearing from a presidential candidate for the top office in the united states government and you've got leftist in blue states committing lawfare before and going for president trump and denying to their chosen presidential candidates and millions and millions voted for president trump and deserve the ability to hear from him. we can't let states like new york deny missourians of access to that candidate. stuart: surely that conviction will be thrown out, won't it? >> eventually but it'll be too late and still interfere with the 2024 election. take ourselves back to 1860 when we allowed a southern rogue prosecutor to take abraham linn can off the cam ran -- lincoln off the campaign trail because of speeches threing with slavery? this is no different. stuart: takes the law to fight back against lawfare. missouri attorney general, thank you very much. now this, migrant crime quick

the first stop is the new york state appellate courts. i think you are likely to see a number of arguments that really go nowhere. mr. trump is going to throw his loggers under the bus for not objecting, like he has done for every other lawyer, not objecting enough during stormy daniels's testimony and letting all the salacious details come in. of course, that is the reason the prosecutors brought out that testimony in the first place, to show the power of stormy daniels's testimony. and the story that was going to come out on the heels of that access hollywood tape, he is going to argue that he could not get a fair jury pool in new york as he is so notorious here, although that is largely true of anywhere he gets a trial. he is going to argue there is a novel application of this statute that has never been used before, although just because it is novel doesn't mean they can't do it. >> can we pause on that? i have asked other lawyers whether they think this is novel, and i get different responses. writing in politico today, if trump has

political bias, reminding lawmakers that the doj had no role in donald trump's conviction in new york state. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. >> reporter: tonight, the attorney general firing back, rebuking republican claims the department of justice is being weaponized. >> these repeated attacks on the justice department are unprecedented and they are unfounded. >> reporter: in an intense, more than five-hour hearing, garland today defiant, even as he faces the threat of being held in contempt by house republicans for refusing to release the audio of president biden's interview with the special counsel over biden's handling of classified documents. >> i will not be intimidated. and the justice department will not be intimidated. >> reporter: and garland for the first time blasting false allegations that the doj and biden were behind the manhattan district attorney's prosecution and conviction of former president trump on 34 felony counts. >> that conspiracy theory is an attack on the judicial process itself. >> reporter: but republicans accusing the doj of playing poli

all of a sudden because he doesn't like new happened to his particular new york state attendant, nowcome in over the top and overrule a state law proceeding in a state court. in any a republican would say that shouldn't happen. so once againthey want one set r donald trump andis and one set of rules for everybody else. and given byronal histor d he might be comfortable living in a country that has one set of rules for sf rules for everybody else. i'm not comfortable with that. that if the country we should live in. and that is i want to live in, let's put it like that. usually say is supposed to host: this is elie mysal. republican line, your next up. caller:

new york state penal law. that's not accurate.ment official ends up prosecuting in a lower manhattan trial involving a low d.a. involved federal law. the three options that that jury had involved federal election campaign act, it involved the federal tax act. as the law that would these misdemeanor and make them felonies. he is not accurate in saying they had jurisdiction over new york law and why the case went there. without the federal law, that case would not have survived. >> dana: one of the things that will happen today is an attempt by maybe both republicans and democrats to try to take on this point that donald trump made after his conviction and throughout the trial, which he said this goes all the way up to president biden. this prosecution of me. and they will try to get him on that point. both republicans and democrats. how do you think he will answer? >> we already know based upon some of the stuff he said to matt gaetz. he wouldn't agree to send or to give them access to communications between the department of justi

but this prosecution was for a very bizarre crime that only exists in the state of new york. it doesn't exist in any of the other 49 states. yeah, let's get into that because you know, the idea of falsifying business, reco, it's own its own is normally a misdemeanor renewal. something that can be essentially serv swept under the rug. but the prosecution in this case had argued that the case for trump was being elevated. to criminal felony as the misdemeanor was done to help commit another crime open, see another crime. looking at how this played out a quote, do you think? and if you do think, how do you think his defense team could have perhaps than a back to jewel? as well, i think uh, the defense team was reg was controlled by the former president who wouldn't let them do certain things and compelled them to do certain things. you know, when you have a celebrity in the court room, they are often more concerned about their image than they are about their, the outcome of the case. so for example, everybody believes that donald trump had a one night sexual encounter with this w

but this prosecution was for a very bizarre crime that only exists in the state of new york. it doesn't exist in any of the other 49 states. the defense should also have challenged the constitutionality of the statute. that is, is this state statute, this new york state statute a violation of the federal constitution? now here's how that would work, and this is what they will try to do on appeal. the federal constitution requires that when the government prosecute you in federal or in state court, you're entitled to know what you're charged with. and you're entitled to know the evidence against you. and you can only be convicted if the jury agrees unanimously on all the elements of all the charges. but in this case, the statute permits the jurors to disagree on what the underlying crime was. but because the statute does not require the jurors to agree on what the underlying crime was, or even to tell the judge or the defendant, what the underlying crime was. it is probably defective under the american constitution. that's trump's best argument in my view. so when he woke up fr

we have a states rights situation where new york state's applying new york state laws to a new york statendant. all of a sudden because he doesn't like new york state laws or what happened to his particular new york state attendant, now he wants the federal government to come in over the top and overrule in any other situation a republican would say that shouldn't happen. so once again republicans are trying to have it both ways. they want one set of rules for donald trump and his cabal and one set of rules for everybody else. and given byron donalds' histor y and position he might be comfortablethat has one set of rules for rich white people and one set of rules for every eli'm not comfortable with that. i don't thinkand that is not a country that i nt to live in, let's put it like that. the new york state case is an example of what republicans usuall say is supposed to happen. host: this is elie miysal. republican line, your next up. caller: yeah, thanks for taking my call. regarding talking about the supreme court reeve against the ruling with the consumer protection agency where they

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he is facing the lowest level felony charges in new york state for a nonviolent crime.rst-time offender he may receive a lesser punishment, like a fine. could donald trump pardon himself? no. presidents can only issue pardons for those who have committed federal offenses. his case was a new york state matter. it would be out of his reach if he is elected again. let's go to new york and speak to our correspondent. john, you were in trump tower. how was the former president? he is pledging to press on with his appeal and campaign. john: it was a sometimes rambling speech. as so often with mr. trump, one that displayed a freewheeling, fast and loose relationship with facts whilst hammering home a central message of personal grievance.mainly that the seismic verdicts delivered in the courtroom in lower town were nothing short of a white house orchestrated block to undermine his campaign. the danger for america is the constant undermining of the integrity of the justice system. his first comments on the verdict call that out himself. there is something else i noticed today.

-officially. ...that you are running for governor of the great state of new york-- the empire state.mpire state, absolutely. all right. i'm gonna call it right now. [cheers and applause] in a telltale sign of his hubris, spitzer was so confident he would become governor, he started staffing his administration years before the election. one time spitzer said to me, "there's someone i'd like to interview to be lieutenant governor, but i wouldn't wanna be rejected." then i realized he's talking about me. and he was right. i didn't wanna be lieutenant governor. and at the time, hillary clinton was the junior senator from new york, so i said to spitzer, "if hillary clinton becomes president, you pick the new senator. i would be your guy." and spitzer said something to me at that point. it was very prophetic... and all i could say to that was, "physician, heal thyself." [laughs] when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most p

just come and i suppose the less addictive way i mean, they're trying to make the experience new york state is trying to make the experience worse. >> so kids aren't so addicted. is that right right. >> they're going to say that the only thing that the platforms could do is feed the information chronologically. and if you're following somebody could go click over and follow and look at their posts. but you're not going to get a curated experience which by the way it's a double-edged sword because the curated experience allows kids to get kids stuff. and it allows kids to get stuff that is specifically like responsive to their interests. and so for the kids, have like body image problems then it will stop it perhaps from curating body image images that might exacerbate that condition. but for kids who are marginalized and who are seeking like-minded others are seeking content that makes them feel like their situation in the world is okay. they won't get that either. so all of these curation, anything interfering with the algorithm is interfering with curation positive and negative at the sam

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here in the state of new york, the governor of this state announced that he is working on a bill to ban students from using smartphones. and will send this bill to the new york state assembly for approval in less than 6 months. ali rajabi, radio and television news agency new york. the government of malaysia started the process of joining the brics economic group. criticizing the dominance of the dollar in international trade, the prime minister of malaysia said: by joining the brics, his country is starting a new era in global common self-sufficiency. the most important work priority of the malaysian government in the end brics has provided a ray of hope to create balance in the world. the world is no longer unipolar because the colonial powers have been shaken and we are not forced to accept the discourse under their domination. by joining brics as a free and independent country, we can increase the strategic importance of the strait of malacca, a bridge between the indian and pacific oceans. attract many economic benefits. benefits according to experts , it will be achieved by joinin

youngest member of the new york state assembly, you2% war of 18.ied,office for 15 . he only lived 60. that's one quarter of his life. easily made it with either alice or but not without bambi and carney along the way. interesting. and is there another clan in american history that reminds you of the roosevelts. i mean, th the the hyde park branch of the ring. we need this to be adapted. this is the american crown. i, the roosevelts, take you through beginning of the country pretty extraordinary to think of one family. e bushes, bushes, the kennedys and their cousins, the fdr hyde park roosevelts. well, go to questions fromureas. thank you so much for being here today. i'm a recent graduate of montgomery college here in the rea, and i've had a strong in theodore roosevelt from a very young age and i'm and first toward sagamore hillard sagamore hill at age 11, in 2003. and my teach to teach american history. and my question is, i was reading about the dinner roosevt hosted with w id about when theodore roosevelt hosted booker t washington for how car

i mean, look at what just happened to the n r i in the state of new york. oh, absolutely. we're going to see uh, continuing accidents of new york, not just the businesses, but of individuals. i mean, many businesses that operate in new york understand that this is uh, you know, a pay to play town. you know, you have to buy off the local democratic party machines, the party bosses to get favorable outcomes in a variety of matters, business or otherwise. and this just makes it even more explicit, but it also goes a step further and says that if you have just across the political boss is the machine, see we're in new york that are incredibly entrenched and effective. we pick all of these judges by the way, these judges are handpicked in these democratic party contests. and these democratic primaries, they're all hand picked by the machines. if you have an across this machine, they will come after you are ruthlessly to would lie on those said earlier, the democrats are ruthless, i admire them to a degree. i wish we were only a fraction as ruthless in return. if we returned to

many votes as possible, everything is decided by the electoral votes. was the decision of the new york state the appeal, since the appeal does not raise constitutional issues, it seemed to me like an attempt to silence candidate trump. and not allowing him to speak freely about how that trial took place, where he was found guilty, it seemed to me that this raises the most basic constitutional issue, the first amendment of freedom of speech, how is this perceived in the united states? but it is perceived depending on which party you belong to. and those who are against trump, they rejoice when something is done against trump, but the democrats, unfortunately, do not understand that this plays against them, this is not makes people abandon trump, vote against him, on the contrary, people believe that democrats are using the judicial system to prosecute trump, there is a term. it’s no longer new york, but some kind of backwater, where there is no real justice in pomin. after all, new york and california are places that have a serious reputation. as you probably know, president putin held talks

larry: claudia, you are from up state, new york, so, it does not qualify. e south. it is the south and the southeast and the sunbelt states, i am looking atrophies from james freeman, for first time claudia tenney 6 fast growing states in south. florida, texas, georgia, carolinas and tennessee. they are contributing more to national ne gdp, than northeastern corner people are leaving northeast to go to sunbelt state its has to do with taxes and regulations and something to do i think with generally attitudes today of,. the democrats won't wise up, corporate tax cut biden wants to throw that out, that would make us uncompetitive on the international stage. it would raise tack burden across -- tax burden by about a third, they don't think in those terms any more the democratic party. >> you are right, new york state is perfect intubate or of what not to do economically. i am a business owner in upstate new york, most people upstate new york are working at family businesses, we have pass through you raise corporate tax rate you hurt family businesses. you have

here in the state of new york, the governor of this state announced that he is working on a bill to ban students from using smartphones in schools and will send this bill to the new york state assembly for approval in less than six months. ali rajabi, new york broadcasting news agency. and now in the rest of the world today we see a report from the english sky news about the challenge of the homeless. this center is very busy. in the last six months , we have been referred to us for support, an increase of 40 to 50 percent the finding is very high. recently, we have seen more elderly people, people around 50 , 60, and 70 years old who had an unsafe place to live and can no longer stay there and are looking for a safe place. the report shows that last year , homelessness in old age increased by 13%. are there about 14,000 old people who are homeless or are facing the risk of homelessness? when i look at last year, i see that only 9% of clients are over 55 years old. but this year, this number has reached 20%, which is unbelievable. only this week , a 70-year-old homeless client has to st

it would be great if president trump can win new york state.a few more senators and a few more assembly members to take out the left-wing radicals who run albany, once great empire state into the ground. look at new york, don't do what they're doing. do what president trump did. it was the greatest thing ever to have trump in office for new york state bitses. larry: it is all about the sunbelt states. they like business. you know, they like -- >> no income tax, no income tax. larry: the sunbelt states they like employers and employees. the trouble with democrats they like employees. they don't like employers. they haven't learned. we'll come back to you later. i'm sorry we're truncated today. claudia tenney, thanks to both of you, we appreciate it. turning to another story, a fabulous story, one of these breathtaking "new york times" story. lefty groups are losing their minds over a potential trump victory. i love this. my favorite story of the day. joining us now, byron york, chief political correspondent for "the washington examiner" and fox

here in the state of new york , the governor of this state announced that he is working on a bill to ban students from using smartphones in schools and for less than six months. future will send the bill to the new york state assembly for approval. ali rajabi, new york broadcasting news agency. the government of malaysia started the process of joining the brics economic group. criticizing the dominance of the dollar in international trade, the malaysian minister said that by joining brics, his country will begin a new era in global self-sufficiency. the government of malaysia announced the official process of joining the brics economic group. the official process of joining brics, which is about 40% of the world's population and one-fifth of the world's trade. it is fast approaching malaysia as the 10th member of brics to be able to benefit from its economic benefits , a clear policy to join one of the emerging economic groups, which is the most important work priority of the malaysian government in the process of brics, brics has provided a ray of hope to create balance in the world

for example, in new york state,m prison, you automatically get your voting rightsac thing in p.ver, you have to potentially have your in arizona, i apologize to thee, this is what tawd illustrates how complex it is. in arizona if you have one convn get youroj end. if you have more than one, you have to petition unless some of your convictions are for an automatic expungement law which res conviction amount. if you owe fines and fees that can be disqualifying depending on the circumstances. that is the proem right there. it's not a set answer. once youurout at's going on, if there is a process to move forward it can be quick.h7 that varies. host: we are talking with neal, the co-founder and director of free our vote. let's start calls. we'll talk to mike in new jersey, on the independent line, good morning. caller: good morning. thanks neal, want to say first all i think you are a convicted felon you vote once you serve your time. my question fou that you see a difference in each state r rights, is it related to the political parties th state? just want to say infowars.com, free

safety act , requires social media companies to restrict addictive media feeds to users in new york statewho are under the age of 18. and the second law , the new york children's data protection act , requires online websites not to collect, use, share or sell personal data about people under the age of 18 . according to state officials, 78 percent of parents believe that the government should limit children's use of social media. according to the research results cited by new york city officials, teenagers who use social media are 27 % more likely than others to have emotional disorders, as well as they suffer from depression. the number of refugees in the world exceeded 120 million people. commissariat the united nations high commissioner for refugees announced that in the first four months of this year, more than 3 million people have been added to the number of refugees in the world , reaching more than 120 million people. this figure represents the displacement of one and a half percent of the world's population. the united nations has demanded more measures from countries and organi

starjustin timberlake has been charged with driving while intoxicated after being arrested in new york state. hello i'm annita mcveigh. the mother of the murdered teenager, stephen lawrence, has said a decision not to bring charges against four retired detectives, who ran the first, unsuccessful investigation into her son's killing is "unjustifiable". stephen was murdered in april 1993 in a racist attack in south london. the initial investigation failed to bring anyone to justice. two of the murderers were eventually convicted in 2012. baroness doreen lawrence said today's cps report marked "a new low in the treatment of her family by the criminaljustice system". our reporter daniel de simone broke this story, here's his report. the racist murder of teenager stephen lawrence took place 31 years ago at a south london bus stop. the failed first investigation is widely seen as one of the biggest disasters in the history of the metropolitan police. today an official review has concluded that four senior retired officers who ran the first inquiry should not be charged with a criminal offence. thi

but with his conviction now, under new york state law, and federal law, he's a convicted felon, which means it is a state and federal crime for him to possess a firearm or even ammunition. now there's a third gun, anderson that after the nypd received these two, they said, where's the third and they said, well, that was legally transferred to florida we don't know, about the third gun. we know the nypd has two, but if former president trump is still in possession of that third gun technically, so they've, they've actually taken two of his guns? >> yes and that that happened when he was charged? >> now, what would have happened was had he been acquitted in the new york state case, he could have applied to get those guns and his carry license back the real question is about the gun that went to florida what is the disposition of that weapon? was it turned into authorities? if so, when if so, to whom? >> if it wasn't florida. i mean, if it's in new york glycines does he is he find to happen in florida? while he would need a florida license. now, the standard for getting a license in flor

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here in the state of new york , the governor of this state announced that he is working on a bill to ban students from using smartphones in schools and will send the bill to the new york state assembly for approval in less than six months. ali rajabi , new york broadcasting news agency. the government of malaysia started the process of joining the brics economic group.

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>> so he would have to apply to the new york state supreme court here to get a certificate of relief acquitted and then he'd have to ask the police department and they would do a investigation and a hearing and either return it to him or not. all right. but i mean, it would be complicated by the fact that he is under multiple indictments in different places. >> i'm mel thanks very much. appreciate it coming up. hunter biden's ex-wife, as well as an ex girlfriend. he met at a so-called gentleman's club, testify about his past drug use. day three of his federal gun trial is next assignments are going off and playing the tornadoes here i'm thinking, i'm going to die and i thought that was it. violin earth with liev schreiber, sunday at nine on cnn cycling circle find anything let me, start because i'm like when i do my friends, i can can find anything you see something that you like to draw around me something that you write your round first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis there was really holding me back standing up even walking was tough five joints hurt? >> i was afraid things we

trump was convicted in the state of new york and that the federal system but that's not stopping them. the morning after, johnson was making a public appeal to the conservatives on the supreme court. >> i do believe the supreme court should step in. this is totally unprecedented and dangerous to the system. the justices on the court, many of them personally i know them. they are deeply concerned as we are. i think they will set this straight. >> yesterday house republicans later whipping a bill that would allow presidents state- level to move to federal. a fellow with the brookings institute and senior editor and contributing editor at the atlantic where she wrote about trauma and ski disdain for democracy and she joins me now. when i saw this, i thought that's not the way any of this works. that has not stopped things before. i thought that way about the mifepristone suit in amarillo and look how far that got. it does seem they are on board, the house republican caucus, and trying to come up with a way to bail him out. >> the house republican caucus may be on board but that doesn't m

and although i understand that in the new york state system, that's less common it is an important pointk in this respect to answer your question and that is todd blanche, make certain that the probation officer is not allowed to ask and will instruct his client not to answer any questions about the offenses of conviction for fear that anything that donald trump might say potentially could jeopardize an appeal. so that's one of the primary reasons why a lawyer is present during the pre-sentence investigation in a case in which the defendant has gone to trial as opposed to a guilty plea proceeding. >> andrew, how does this pre-sentencing interview and report informed the judges ultimate decision on sentencing? >> from all parts of the world, not just wolf, the judge's obligated to consider mitigating factors and everything that could impact the outcome of the sentence. and this is a heard this case is a perfect example of that i think in most cases, most cases of convictions new york state, on this offense do not result in prison terms because they could that's certainly probably the most

white and ran from the new york state assembly to station. he took an agonizing five and half hour trip. normally would take two and a half hours. there was descended over new york city so thick that thean article calling suicidal weather, andldn't get a cat. he couldn't get a handsome cab. herun to six west 57th street from grand central. he arrives at the house where his brother has said there is a curse on this house. mog and. alice is dying, too. he runs to the third flo holds wife until 230 in the morning need to come to the second floor. miti, our mother is dying. they gather around. she passes of typhoid fever and then he returns upstairs the third floor and holds alice in his arms for 11 hours. and she tdimorning on february 14th, 1884, the day he expected his child to be born. so it was absolutely devastating.i mean, he puts that x in his diary, theight has gone out of my life. the light was alice. her nickname was was, her personality so was his light, his sunshinou far from submerge her from his memory, which is he was the loss was

this case is a perfect example of that i think in most cases, most cases of convictions in new york state on this offense do not result in prison terms because they that's certainly probably the most likely outcome, especially when a defendant like former president trump is someone who has no criminal history, no record of convictions violence in his past. >> so all hello, those things mitigate against having serving a harsher or or any sort of term of incarceration. however, here the president is probably made his own situation worse through his words and his actions by exhibiting really no remorse by by exhibiting outright contempt for the court for the judge. judges are allowed to take those factors into consideration as well it's really a question as to how judge merchan is going to look at the overall picture and the pre-sentence report is really the foundation for the picture that's the report that gives him all of the basics, the biographical data and information about the community support that he's likely to receive contempt for the gag order as well. it puts by the judge, robert

was a real tragedy ; many of them did not understand how to react to it, but in particular , new york stateamed thousands. thousands of people who came to listen to trump as clowns, alexandri acasio cortez, such a defender of all minorities, a young congresswoman from new york, she represents the district neighboring the south bronx, was in real hysterics, and of course, in this meeting in support of trump , she saw a threat to her own electoral prospects, well, she descended into outright fakes, for example, she began to talk about how trump allegedly... took all these people there on buses, and this was later even refuted cnn channel. there were more people than democrats would like to see, since this is one of the most democratic areas in the entire country. i have been to many of these rallies and often met people who traveled hundreds of miles to see donald trump. however, one of the things i noticed here is that so many of the people are locals from the bronx. alexandra acasio cortez got the toughest blow from this woman in a military cap, medalin. brame, her son, an afghanistan veter

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. >> new york state law. >> what is the crime. >> he just got convicted on 302 counts. >> of cookingrent vote. >> you will -- you are not allowed to use her own financial money to pay off somebody and then logged it as something different. he logged it as just a regular payment but it was actually paying off this porn star to keep quiet which is not been running for president would not have mattered but he was so packed it campaign finance laws the new york state. i'm no expert. >> you are no expert. that's a federal law. >> greg: let's prepare than i was for my colonoscopy. who knew you're not supposed to eat four pieces. >> para that biden's charges, the facts are clear there's video evidence of his drug use while brandishing the gun, it's opposite from the trump trial as you can get. yet i admire their defence. he lied about the drugs. because he was on drugs. and it's our fault to trust a drug addict to fill out paperwork. and i can't lying on applications big it's like when i have to fill out a medical form and ask you how many drinks you have a day. and i go, what time is it no

same goes for his new york state conviction. now, trump knows all of this quite well, which is why he's doing everything in his power to shield himself from any current or future state level criminal charges regardless of whether he wins the election or not. and he's doing it with the help of his own party in congress, where the speaker of the house is now considering a bill to give current and former american presidents the option of moving state or local prosecutions into the federal courts instead. joining me now is duncan levine, former assistant u.s. attorney for the eastern district of new york. duncan, you are my legal sensei. please help me understand. on its face it would mean donald trump have at least a better chance in state courts than federal courts. can you talk utthat there? >> so much for states rights. they're thinking the president or former president is above the law in all 50 sovereign states in the united states of america. and you can think of these crimes that are not federal crimes, that don't bear on a f

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