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this is day four of what is called his hush money trial. 12 jurors and one alternate have been seated. five more jurors are needed at this point so they will have enough alternates. all of that has to happen before opening statements are set to begin. we've been telling you all week long the judge wants that to happen on monday. they have had hiccups trying to choose people and dismissing people off the jury. watch this. >> they have taken away my constitutional rights to speak. that includes speaking to you. i have a lot to say to you and i'm not allowed to say it. >> harris: yeah, i open this hour with saying fairness inside the courtroom, is it even possible for former president trump? bret tollman, former federal prosecutor and former counsel to the senate judiciary committee and former u.s. attorney for utah. with all of that experience,
they insisted that insiste trumh frog marched out of the white house in handcuffs. it turns out it was all a hoax.r so the material difference here is the way the media has treated joe biden. and hillary clinton is heroes. and donaldos trump is constantly condemned and vilified. th the do you believe, bret, do you agree with the professor? do you agree with gregg jarrett >> this? >> i do agree with them, john. and i would say, you know, i'm ktill stuc sean. on the substance of this actual indictment. in georgia, for examplent ine. l you have you have no one in the media and no legal analysts on the left that are willing to actually dive into this thish indictment, dive into the facts, look at the dangerous of what this thisn case is and what it presents to the american people. i've brought these cases, rico cases, before. >> this is the bastardization of the statute that's very to root out.
knows what day of the week it is accused of actual briberyd .does who's perpetually on vacation. doesn't doesn't evenn' seem dev to know what to say about thase devastation maui for example or even talk about the fact that gr the truth and the reality that it actually has seven grandchildren. anyway, here with reaction, fox news legal analyst gregg legal, former federal prosecutor bret tollman and the author of the bestseller get trump, harvard law professor alan dershowitz. n anall right, professor dershowitz, we start with you tonight. >> oka wity. cument top secret classified documents was hillary clintos d jon and je biden. they have these issues. they be in the treated the same way as donald trump is being treated. no, none of them should have been prosecuted. these are administrative violations that should be treated the way they've been treated in the past. but to prevent the leading candidate from running against
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suspects offered a little on the first lady jill biden security detail and assault rifle. here's more on this bret tollman thanks for joining the program. i want to read this exchange from one of the prosecutors with the judge. this is what he said the scale of this compromise situation that was created is quite large. he goes on to say this: they tricked people who job it is to be suspicious of others. how did it happen, bret? >> yeah, just when you yo think you've seen it all you know i've been 25 years now working in the federal criminal justice system and i've never seen anything like this. i'm afraid lawrence that this really is a situation in which we only know what they want us to know right now i'm concerned about national security but also concerned what was their end game and attempting to do when they were attempting to, you know, infiltrate the secret service especially the secret service that is on protect eve
detail. lawrence: if i'm the president of the united states i'm mad as hell. one of the agents was on the security detail of the first lady. i mean, and this is not the first incident of this order within the secret service. bret it has been a pattern over past 15 to 10 years so why? what's beginning on there that change leadership but they haven't resolved the problem? >> no. you know, you're exactly right. i saw their statement that they said that the secret service you know maintained highest caliber of professionalism. i know that's their ideal but that's not what you me and others have seen over the last couple of decades. there's been, you know, scandal after scandal and their only job is to make sure that nobody can get within the barriers that they set within the protection that they maintain. and what happened?
first lady jill biden security detail and assault rifle. here's more on this bret tollman thanks for joining the program. i want to read this exchange from one of the prosecutors with the judge. this is what he said the scale of this compromise situation that was created is quite large. he goes on to say this: they tricked people who job it is to be suspicious of others. how did it happen, bret? >> yeah, just when you yo think you've seen it all you know i've been 25 years now working in the federal criminal justice system and i've never seen anything like this. i'm afraid lawrence that this really is a situation in which we only know what they want us to know right now i'm concerned about national security but also concerned what was their end game and attempting to do when they were attempting to, you know, infiltrate the secret service especially the secret service that is on protect eve detail.
lawrence: if i'm the president of the united states i'm mad as hell. one of the agents was on the security detail of the first lady. i mean, and this is not the first incident of this order within the secret service. bret it has been a pattern over past 15 to 10 years so why? what's beginning on there that change leadership but they haven't resolved the problem? >> no. you know, you're exactly right. i saw their statement that they said that the secret service you know maintained highest caliber of professionalism. i know that's their ideal but that's not what you me and others have seen over the last couple of decades. there's been, you know, scandal after scandal and their only job is to make sure that nobody can get within the barriers that they set within the protection that they maintain. and what happened?
first lady jill biden security detail and assault rifle. here's more on this bret tollman thanks for joining the program. i want to read this exchange from one of the prosecutors with the judge. this is what he said the scale of this compromise situation that was created is quite large. he goes on to say this: they tricked people who job it is to be suspicious of others. how did it happen, bret? >> yeah, just when you yo think you've seen it all you know i've been 25 years now working in the federal criminal justice system and i've never seen anything like this. i'm afraid lawrence that this really is a situation in which we only know what they want us to know right now i'm concerned about national security but also concerned what was their end game and attempting to do when they were attempting to, you know, infiltrate the secret service especially the secret service that is on protect eve
detail. lawrence: if i'm the president of the united states i'm mad as hell. one of the agents was on the security detail of the first lady. i mean, and this is not the first incident of this order within the secret service. bret it has been a pattern over past 15 to 10 years so why? what's beginning on there that change leadership but they haven't resolved the problem? >> no. you know, you're exactly right. i saw their statement that they said that the secret service you know maintained highest caliber of professionalism. i know that's their ideal but that's not what you me and others have seen over the last couple of decades. there's been, you know, scandal after scandal and their only job is to make sure that nobody can get within the barriers that they set within the protection that they maintain. and what happened?