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Overabundance. They want to automate everything, including the way you think. Dont let them. Have a great evening in spite of all that. Sean hannity is up next. We will turn it over to him a few seconds earlier. Sean great show. Busy breaking news night. Its all over the place tonight. For well over a year, he has targeted President Trump and everyone around him. Just look at Paul Manafort, Michael Cohen. Anything to do with russia . After 460 days, mueller has found literally zero evidence of t...

He will actually appear in Court Next Week on december 12. Charles . Charles david lee miller, thanks. Michael cohen not cooperating the way we thought he was. The five starts now. Hello, everybody. 5 oclock in New York City and this is the five. Fox news alert. We are monitoring 3 huge news stories. Prosecutors made their bombshell filing in the case against extrump lawyer Michael Cohen recommending substantial prison time. We are awaiting specials Robert Muellers memos on Paul Manafort after j...

User or an addict. everybody, i think, has friends, family, common experiences with folks who struggle with addiction. i think this case presents kind of a jury nullification. theyre going to be able to see the fair and impartial jury. they did it in the trump case and the manafort case. they did it in the menendez case thats ongoing in new jersey, but i do think when jurors are asked, you know, what they make of the fact that he may have lied about being a drug user on an addict, and whether th...

Hard republicans. I am constantly reminded of something that Amy Berman Jackson said. She is a district judge, she oversaw the roger stone case, the Paul Manafort case, and her mantra was that the courts are a place or facts and law still matter. Your point just now, that may not carry the day in the political world, i think one thing that is useful about the courts, and something that is useful about the media, is pointing out facts, and not getting inured to things that are false. For instance...

And i cant wait to do jury service. and high-profile matter that is the biggest concern that the government is gonna have in the judge is gonna have is making sure they weeded out those people. because you want to completely neutral dispassionate jury. a really good example of that as the manafort case. the one juror at the trial who spoke said she was a maga republican, she had a red maga hat. and i love this. she said i left my hat in the car. house just a great symbolic way of saying i have a...

Venue. where are you going to indict? if youre going to indict. and here there are two possible places. florida or d.c. with trump saying that he made the decision in d.c., that makes the case for d.c. look stronger. of course those d.c. judges have already had aspects of this case including the attorney-client privilege aspects of this case already. so theyre familiar with it. you know, look, i dont think its impossible to say donald trump isnt going to be indicted. but i think all the signs ar...

President to articulate once and for all what is your version of what occurred? we want to hear you before a final prosecutorial decision is made. thats pretty common that you give a defendant an opportunity in a white-collar case, an opportunity to make that presentation before an indictment decision is made. >> i am told that neal katyal has made his way to a camera. neal, we want your take on everything that has transpired today. news of this audio memo, a month of audio diaries from donald t...

Of sorts or do they issue a very cursory elements of the statute indictment which just says he violated this statute and these are the elements of that statute? >> do you have a sense of which is more likely? >> i mean, i think you could argue that theres a public interest to getting more information -- >> i mean, mueller did the second. >> exactly right. prosecutors are mindful of the magnitude of cases, that certain cases are more significant. theres a greater degree of public interest. that s...

You assess as we sit here today the strength of both prongs, the sort of underlying crime, if you will, of the mishandling of the classified documents, perhaps violations of the espionage act, as well as the incredibly brazen obstruction of that investigation? >> yeah. so even before donald trump opened his mouth really about this investigation, even before we knew about the dress rehearsals of moving the boxes of evidence and even before we knew about the iran tape that came out last week about...

In this meeting, jim trusty, telegraphed something of an agenda for what he was hoping to talk about with merrick garland himself. obviously, that conversation didnt happen, but he said in a tv interview that he hoped to sort of level accusations of prosecutorial misconduct, that he wants to claim prosecutors work for jack smiths team have engaged in problematic behavior that should shape dojs charging decision in this case. of course certainly it seems like garland, lisa monaco and the other to...