faction radical out there, too. >> ne.o doubt. and we're watching live pictures right now of a pro-hamas protest livet in chico it is a product of ourroduct education system. but, david o, as you said,se har it's one thing to lose harvard. it's another thing to losevait'a the marine corps. and we only have one. and either we proteccorps.ave 1o and fight for it or we lose it.. david bellavia, thank you for your service. d everyt and medal of honor recipient. everything you've done for our country and for talking about the war on warriors, it's out right now. you can preorder it. itdrything we just talke about, you talk about in the book as well. thank you, david. book as wu david.all right. >> that's all for tonight. remember to watch "fox and friends" weekend tomorrow at, 6 a.m. eastern.rs >> it's in about 9 hours. tulsi gabbard, kevin o'leary, john rich, andy mccarthy, plus chastity, and of course, all rachel campos-duffy, mom and will cain will be there. kayleigh mcenanykaylei hosting. hannity coming up next. welcome to this special edition of "hannity". >> i'm kayleigh mcenany. and for sean, anti-israel,

protests continue to disruptlice college campuses across the country where police have now arrested of agitatorsat as they work to clean upor the encampments. y ne and oh, you better believeedea they need some cleaning. some of what police have foundn. is beyon behind is beyond disturbing. take a look at your screen. . enaccording to new york policeis officers, signs were left behind on nyu's campus.h rd they found this today, which read both death to americah to and death to israeli real estate. isn't that nice. a and why you did provideis a statement this evening saying anti will continue eveni to oppe antisemitism and discrimination on campus. te >> meanwhile, anti-israel radicals at the university of pennsylvania have begunw circulating protest. how to guides, including one that's titled flood the gates escalate. rage that encourages protesters to take more risk. s but what risk? you ask? another details exactly how toib break into a building.

that's what we saw in columbia. this we s week. g and while all of this was going on, it tootookk president biden at least nine days. nine days to issue a formal statement condemning the violent protest. but during those nine days, pre put outm a statement on florida's abortion laws. that was important. that was under his name. he attended political fundraisers in d.c. te and delaware. he went to the white house correspondents dinner. he acted up with the press, had a great night. he even found time to with howard stern. fris is what w te call leading from behind, if you can call it, leading at all. d the pr and the press, they refused t to hold him accountable. check ouo hot the temperatureus in the white house briefing room this week. >> oh, my goodness.. i wonder why. good afternoon, everybody. happy friday. don't say things don't get exciting in here sometimes. ere somei really there's noe.

introduction that really is needed here. >> i hav e a guest, as you can see. mark hamill has decided to join us on this wonderful friday night. >> his vision is not happy about mark hamill being here. >> that's okay. i'm not going to tell him he's notou hamilg here. watchin. >> i won't tell him. i know. i do not do not like starving. i'm not seeing star wars, which i go now. i will no pain. >> and that's why that happened . that's why i got the question, you know, actually laughing. >> joking. it's just a conversation among g friends. imagine if the president were donald trump. imaginagine ife if i were stand. behind the podium. he wa have jim acost screaming, are you going to take the student loans from the anti-israel protesters? jo n karl right on cue. will you withdraw support from any anti-israel protester? and they wouldn't stop until wew disavowed the supporout of every

student in the country. where is the adversarial press? they're committing malpractice as hamas continue to litter the country. but laugh at youlitter tr peril. check out how americans feel about the anti-israel protesame according to a new morning consult poll, a whopping 76% support a police presence on college campuses, while 47% of respondents said they believe colleges should ban the protest. that's compared to just 30%hey i who said they did nod t. t joining us now on the ground in new york with the latest, our very own th alexis macadams. >> alexis. hey, kelly.shingt but we are in washington square park, just a short walk awayont nyu and the new school where we saw lots of chao res and protestsou last night. take a look here on your screen. the nypd moving in to both the s college campuses earlier today, clearing them out. what a rough wakcampuses e up call for protesters there. but you're looking at nyu there on your left afteru on.

investigators moved in and took down a gaza solidarity encampment, another one ofg to those. and then moving to that liberal arts college called the protschool dowliberal n, the roo the same. protests there were pretty chaotic when i was out there last nightt pretty, just around midnight. the nypd saying both schools are calling thempd see are for . >> watch. there's somebody behind thisan g movement. there is some organization behind this movement, leaderlessanation be on how to leaflets, so how to commit civil disobedienchoe, leaflets on how what to do when you get arrested. there is somebody radicalizing those students somebody. you heard from the nypd, right? they believe someone's radicalizingthey bel of these gs that are involved the afternoon now busy with facult.y memberstt at nyu picketing like this, telling us they are tired of.ch' the school's disciplinary actions against student ac and not want thoseback o protesters to get in trouble. back out of your life, kayleigh, we can tell you that the nypdutlivee ca continues tol fox news that one of the main concerns for them is outsidews 1 that they believe are going to move in and cause trouble. and we've seen it every night.

here on the ground. kelly alexis, keep up the great work. thanna keep reat work.k you ver. well, as the protests raged nationwide, house republicanactn aides are taking action, launching multiple investigations int launchiultipi israel demonstrations with at least four republican committee chairs participating in what house speake r mike johnson is calling a house wide probese on anti-semitism in america.s th boy, is that needed. hear what the latest nee house republicanhe conference chair, elise stefanik. congresswoman, you are. man,i would say the foremost voh on this issue. >> you grilled presidentsf of universities, two of which had to resign in the aftermathii . you're leading these probes, house republicans. and we just heare leading d alet about outside agitators. john kirby said he can't find of bad actors. we brought it for him. let's pull it up.up i want to bring this u.p, you glenn youngkin, non student participation mayor eric adams ,outside agitators, northeastern university of texas, university of florid as, all ,all pointing to outside agitators. do you have any idea who these e

outside agitators are? do you think you can find out? absolutely. and that's going to be part of this house republican wide probe, kayleigh. that's why it's so important that we've expanded this thn, because it's notit's just oversight of u.s. taxpayer dollars to these institutionuss it's student visas for foreign students who are harassing jewish students, who are attacking jewish studentstudents on campus. the outside agitators piece, absolutely. we need to work with our lawrce enforcement to get to the bottom of it. and we are committedo th to doi so. take columbia, nypd, put out data that over 40% of the individuals were outside and unaffiliated with columbia0a . now, you still have columbia professors and columbia students and they need to be expelled.nd. but that's why these investigations are so important. and as we saw at theexpell that's w hearing, that where my questions went viral and the answer is th heard bankrupt answers from presidents of penn and harvard, that set off a real crisis across higher education that has bee ation brewing for a very long time. and it's house republicans that areen brewiy going to leas

to protect jewish students and specifically condemnstudents anti and get rid of this woke radicalization. and you know w who has been so silent? joe biden. he has. is joe bidenand it's appalling. congresswoman, you had another moment and this was with theumb. president of columbia. you asked her about a professor,ked het his is pror joseph massad. joseph massad, the october 7th attacks, that's where babies were slaughtered. x wherhe called these attacksply awesome. i want to play the sound of when you grille the soudia ao the professor of columbia about if there were any repercussions for this. professoute wererepercr. >> so let me be clear. president that he was spoken to who spoke with him? o by >> he was spoken to by his head of department and his team. and whatdof dep was what was he? not in those conversations. i said, well, you're not aware that that language was unacceptable. what was he told that that was unacceptable? and were there any other enforcement action s taken, any other disciplinary actions taken.

anin? his case. he's not repeated anything likye that ever since. does he need to repeat stating that the massacre of israeli civilians was awesome? does he need to repeat his participation in ann unau unauthorized pro-hamas demonstratiothn? it sounds like what she said iss he praised a terrorist attack a and got a stern talking to. is that right? it's right. and what's worth worse, kailey, is that she testified that hestg was under investigation. atiothere were two professors that are pro-hamas professors pro e underd about, and she both were under investigation. it turns out that those professors. turns o then said te york times the day after the hearing that there was no investigatio rethat they were not removed from the classroom, that they were not removed as academic chaimo classr. so this is a real legal issueis for manu shafik, who was president of columbia.e. you can't lie to congress. that's a federal offense. docun and that's why the document requests are so incredibly important to mak incredie sure e subpoena all the documents and lack thereof that there

were no investigations, which we now know there were not. so there was a lot more here.e e i think the columbia strategy was to sayre c they had to sayng in the hearing to try to avoid the fate of president's formerrr presidents of penn and harvard. but the problem with that, pre a tolly is there was no action to back it up. columbia had not taken adequate action adequat to hold those prt professors account fr suspendinabg them and expelling them from campus to hold the students account by expelling them fromom campusd and to protect jewish students. they failed on all those counts. ishents. i would love to see professor shafiq's text messages that that'd be realle the pryshu revealing. >> should she step aside based on just the public evidence you've seeldasidpublic en? >> of course, i was the firstti. member to call for her resignation. it's clear that it's out of controls clea, that columbia. just look at the fact that they are negotiating. she negotiated she set theses fo deadlines for when the pro-hamas encampment needed to leaveen h and that she allowd these agitators to go beyondshbn that deadline.

there has been no enforcement. and what's most important here is jewist most imh students hat been protected on columbia's campus, and it is required title six, the executive order that you remember that president trump put intr to that protects jewish students. they have failed at columbiat pr to follow the law. and joe biden's department of education has failenden'sd td them accountable. that's why it's been so incredibly important that house that'srepublicans have stepped d are oversight capacity as good stewards of taxpayers dollars, w but also making sure that we are reining in these out-of-control wokreinin theseen institutions. and i will continue to lead this fight. toead thisn, you haven't justn w led you haven't just gotten answers. you've gotten resulteryou have >> thank you very much. well, after reports circulated this week that the biden white house is now considering g in refugees from gaza, imagine that. what a great idea. dozens i of republican senatorsg are pushing back, signing a letter encouragingette to focs instead on the hostages held by hamas. we know there are fiveer americans among those hostages. we know there are babies5 like

a fear in erielle be this two young children kidnapped lik during the october 7th attacks. my family pray 7ths for thoseoyv two little boys every night. >> here now with reactioern wisconsin senator ron johnson, who signed on to that letter. onto tsenator, so we think aboun hostages, five americans, but we're prioritizing gazan reg refugees. >> whys? ? because joe biden wants to in michigan. the only explanation i have for this. you know, he opened up our borderhe opened up . he's let in six, seven,lion 8 million people in this country. a couple people i of million got awaya wh as we have no idea who those people are. we know all these militarye peoe men from countries that are fromrsarial to america are members of unbelievably brutal gangs from mexico and and south and central america. sod to thatou ad clear and present danger for bringing palestinians who let' t dangs face it, they view us as n

infidels. they don't hate jews. otnlthey hate us there.d they are also a clearpr and present danger. this makes no sense. it is outrageous. it i, that itt is dangerous. >> you know, senator johnson, immigration has soaredit i to th top of polling. i imagine the reason for that i fs the lawless southern w border, the millions of people who have come. and i imagine the reason that it's not at the top is because we haven't led in enough guards and refugeesled i are we looking at a world where biden may not take executive action to secure the lawless southern border, but he'll take lawlee action to letleaden in gazans? >> yes. the supreme coursupreme t ruled8 that the current law exudes deference to the. and so president biden hadn'tt d and used the same executive authority that president trump uses to secure the border, to open it up. he wants an open border. cos democrat. a colleagues in congress want an open border. the reasonder. he's getting awai

with this is the mainstream media will not hold them accountabls he e. and that goes back to really what's happening on campuses today. it's notthat backe just a one o. i know they're talking about professional agitators. we've had professional agitators on our university campusesors on u for decades.dee they're called the radical professors, faculty the and administration, not all of them. but let's face it, the vast majority of facultm.st majory are liberals. this has been they have relentlessly our university system. they've been indoctrinating our children in our teacherss an and, of course, our journalists. they're no longer journalistd o graduate advocates for the left. this has been happening under the nosee abacus stealthily and itselfunde deceptively for decades. >> you know, that' s that's wellll s said. one other question on the gaza and refugeesaid. o, you know,a refugee, as you know, has a very specific legal definition . there has to be persecution. it has to be basedecution. on nationality orligion political views. >> so i'm thinking about these gazans o i' coming in as refugees refug

and claiming persecution based on religioeen. so would they technically be coming here claiming heret ally, israel, is their persecutor? >> well, again, asylum status, havehave to have own government threaten you with that type of persecution. nogovernmew, clearly, there's an that the arab nations have not accepted palestinian refugeeshan for decades. have they done that? weotstinian wouldn't have thism today. but they don't do it because it's -- it's awful the wayawfulh young children in palestine noe indoctrinatedrend to hate nt only jews, but all infidels. and so they're dangerous people. and so they try and keep them bottled up in gaza, in the west bank. d upin gazand so this continuesl over into these horrific ove incidences. but we need to keep it bottled up. wwe need to let israel destroy hamas and then try and live in peace with palestinians who are willing to do so. senator, thank you veryvery much. well, following the police raid

at columbia after students broke into an occupied columbiatudenta building on camd student editors at the columbia law reviewitors law rev are urg the school to cancel finals. no more exams. calling the police action, quote, highly emotional. meanwhile, president biden facing widespread backlash after finally commenting on the protest after days f sileof silence by condemning t for it islamophobia. isla that comes amid the worstmids outbreak of anti-semitist m in years. and this wasn't the only time that this administrationthis wa equivocated. they have a history of it. here is reactionhistor of fox ns contributor joe concha and harvard law professor emeritusntributo alan dershowit >> professor dershowitz, we heard the administration condemn anti-semitism, emn an but including their islamophobia at a timetiei anti-semitism is what's raging across the country. no ging acrw is a pattern of this. i want to play some remarks from the vice president andhe the press secretary following

october seven. let's listene . >> for years, muslimslisten in america and those. perceiveda to be muslim have endured numbrproportionate numbe of hate fueled attacks as a result of the hamas terrorist attack in israel and the humanitarian crisis in gazn isr >> we have seen an uptick hav in anti-palestinian, anti-arab,m anti-semitic and islamophobic incidentits across america.t ist >> what is the level of concerne right now about, potential rise of anti-semitism in light of everything that's goingn isrl on in israel? a >> so a couple of things. look coupl, we have not seen any credible threat. stions i know there's been always questions about credible threat acredibles. and so i just want to make sure that that's out there. but look, muslims and thoset mu perceived to be muslim have endured a disproportionslie number of hate fueled attacks. >> now, professor dershowitz, u islamophobia exists. a six year old boy lost his life in that country forthau

that reason. and that is tragic, but it is not truthfury forl to say thn in fact, it is the muslim population that has a disproportionateit's number of threats. fbi data, in fact, says jews are the number one victims of hate crimes. six times higher c tharin >> psecond group. >> particularly in universities where anti-semitism iesmitism aand anti-israel and m is systemic and pervasive. you know, you talked stemicabout professor joseph ma let me add a fact to that. when he was up for tenure,i i opposed this tenure because the following is reporte becausd have happened. he called on an israeli student. he didn't know his israeli as his. the student spoke and professor massad said to him, are you israeli? he said, yes. and professor masoud said reportedl y, you cannot speak in my class unless n my to admityou ar that you're a war criminal and participated in war crimes. this is not a man who should be teaching at any university. e can you imagine some teacher saying that against a black person? of coursying that agaie not.

but joseph massage and people like that are the pie pipers who who are leading the zombie like cult. no nothing. students to the river in the se a. rents and their parents should be appalled that they'resh exposed to teachers like that. this is not academic freedom. this has nothing to do with thee first amendment. let me explain why there isn't a single professor why at columbia or anywhere else who would athch for the free speec of pro-israel speakers. they're disguising their prograisrael sm, us andd - pro anti-israel attitudes an ibehind speech. b free speech for me, but noutt f. the. but there is no real . and president biden is at fault here becausen is what does he d? >> he equates anti-semitism and. it's not the case for everything. there'. case.s a season and this is the season where israel istte being attacked. can you imagine a president after they were lynchings in the southd.imagina pr, gettis and saying, i condemn the lynchings of black people,

but e lyi also condemn any reverse discrimination against white any aren't getting jobs? no, you just condemnt cond anti-semiticem ism. you leave it for anotheroc occasion to then if it's if it's warranted, talk about islam or islamophobia. and by the way, he mentioned among his people, palestinianre americans, no reference to israeli americans. israeli americans are beintoga today. i have a friend who's about to get an honorary doctorate at a majoiendan honorr university, ae all going to be protests because is israelists beca amer. so why do you single out palestinian americans and not paeven mention israeli american? >> it's a double standard. it's a great point. you know, joe, you and i loveloe to read the headlines, love to read behind the headlines, you know, the sources and whatoy they're saying. and i want to play a little game of cause and effect for you. a cauhavei have two headlines t to bring up. one is from axios. and here's axios. this is may 2nd. democrats enter panic moded. as gaza erupt. a democrat was asked if he has i

political heartburn. he said, how could i not? right. okay. so that's may 1st. may 2nd, joe biden makesco the comments and then wnbc sayms biden decided to speak out. a white house official referrin ?g to the outside outsi pressure, described the decision of biden to speak thursdayde pressur as we answerh the mail. so pure politics. oh, everything that we see outof of this administration. this white house is seeing through the prisism of politics and retaining power. bernie sandersan is absolutely right when he said this is joe biden's vietnam that you'ren's i seeing on your screen right now and it's only going to get worseteen and e over the summer, and especially at the democratic national conventionnn ,which will makeal the 1968 democratic national convention, which was complete chaos, looked like disneyland, because social media, thiuse socis time is goin to pour kerosene on an already raging in that city during that time in august. and by to play both sides here, i'll leave it here, kelly.

look at th wile polls we're seer now trump up by 12 nationally. in a rasmussen poll today. he's up by nine in a cnn poll cn just out a couple of days ago, up seven points in harvard. harris and these are national up 7rvars. the news gets even worse in those seven crucial swing states, north carolina and georgia, arizona, nevada, wisconsi andrgian, pennsylvaniae trump is leading in all of theld .d on average, the white house needs a new strategy here and fast in terms of messaging because this election is rapidly slipping away from isg away and it's all self-inflicted kelly. >> it is. i hav, i haveifwitz. a question for you and let me know if i'm wrong on my facts here. you wereong on a professor at hd law school. up until 2013, i was a studentaw at harvard law school from 2014g to 2016. and i saw during those years and during tho the street i was on harvard law school's campus until 2016, and i saw a definite turn towards radicalism in a waa y.

didn't see it at georgetown or at oxford. i'm curious. not you're at harvard.2013. tell 2013 did you see this radicalism then or is this something new? i did. u no, i did. and i complained about it. but let me tell you, the one characteristic of harvard law professors, and they're going pre they're mycausw friends and i was their colleague for 50 years. s therthe one characteristic isk of courage. many of them actually like what's going on, but they're terrified about speaking out for fear that theirations student evaluations will go down. w what? a this shouldn't be about politics. every democrat, every republican, ever pitics.y liberi every conservative should be condemning unequivocally anti-semitisvening unem. t i am embarrassed about the silence of harvard law school sile law. oklyiversityhe as the great philosopher burke once said, all that's necessari for evil to prevail is forisd good people to remain silent. shame on you. harvard professors, yale professors, princetonping s professors. stop being silent. speak ouil t. ve

condemn publicly what you have condemned to me privatelytr . >> don't hide. gosh. well said. you know, professor dershowitz ,do anything to have you back on those university campuses. thank you very muc.h, professor dershowitz, joe concha. coming up, how much of an impact will these anti-israel protests have on voters come november? we'll discuss thissn ters. ort b plus, the latest reporout about trump's vice president. >> you'll want to hear that with tammy bruce and doug schoen next. this program has been brought to you by the south dakota governor's office of economic development. >> south dakota has the blueprint for success recently, we led the nation in new homebuilding, but we're still growing so fast we need to hire more builders to keep up. so i am pitching in. south dakota is the freest state in the nation. we have no state income tax and we offer apprenticeship training so you can get right to work. south dakota freedom works here

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people are making reference that this may be biden's vietnam or lyndon johnson in many respects was a very, very good president domestically brought forth some major pieces of legislation. he not to run in 68 because of opposition to his views on vietnam. and i worry very much that president biden is putting himself a position where he has alienated not just young people, but a lot of the democratic base in terms of views on israel and this war . ouch. when you've lost bernie sanders ,meanwhile, young voters, they're warning biden he must change course and he must do it quickly. on the other side of the ticket, you've got president trump running mate search. he's been conspicuously quiet as reports say he appears to be in no rush to decide. here is reaction news

contributor tammy bruce and democratic pollster doug schoen. doug, i want to start with you. look, you know, a story is big when i'm in car pick up line, when i'm at ballet and i hear suburban moms talking about this, frustrated by it, not what they're seeing. so you're losing suburban moms on one end. and then on the other end, you've got this poll. we'll pull it up this is cnn. donald trump winning young voters by 11 points. and i realize young voters are fickle, but this has got to make you worry on both sides. >> you know, kelly, i'm very worried for not only joe biden, the democratic presumptive nominee, but for the entire ticket. i think tammy and you would both agree with me this is weakness, not just taking the wrong stand on the middle east. this is a pervasive failure of his presidency and approval rating now. well below 40% underwater on every issue. it began with afghanistan. it is now in the middle east.

you can't tell which side the president is on. i would say he needs to show strength, support israel, tighten the border do something about inflation, but provide leadership, not try to play politics. if he wants to be reelected. because as we sit here today, he is heading for defeat. and given these most recent pool polls you alluded to, those polls show a big defeat in the offing. >> tammy. that's wise counsel, but it doesn't appear that biden's advisers are doing what doug said. no, they're talking to politico ,and here's what they're saying. and yes, of course, you expect them to defend themselves, defend their record. but here's what they say. the biden world counterpoint comes courtesy of the recent harvard youth poll, which found economic issues, not the war in gaza dominating, the list of issues that matter to young voters. only 2% of respondents cited the israel-palestine conflict

as their top issue. now summer's coming. these protests could go away. i'm sure they'll be at the dnc. they could return in the fall. so is this just nothing to see here, or is this meaningful. >> it's meaningful. and doug hit the nail on the head. all of the issues that we're facing from the economy to the border to what's going on in the middle of the country with the issues of interpersonal relationships ,rising crime, rising violence in general is based in a lack of courage. it's based in a lack of a vision for the country. we have a president who licks his finger and puts it up in the wind to see where the wind is blowing. he tries to have it both ways because he stands for nothing. and this is why have the world on fire? the country is turning into a dumpster fire because there's no leadership. it reinforces the reality that the president of the united states, as the founders knew, is incredibly important individual that where

who that individual, how they direct people what they stand for has impact on the direction of the country. the people running joe biden, clearly seem to have perhaps a division of sympathy or they're cowards as well. but this is a kind of where they want to say they're sympathetic to, the palestinian cause, and then threaten israel. biden is saying bad things now about japan. i mean, it's -- it's a very strange. but i would suggest that it's a reminder to everyone. and bernie sanders, i mean, talk about, you know, you're watching a plane crash and he's standing up trying to say his issue is what made the plane crash. but there are 33,000 students enrolled, columbia, and we don't ever get really a full number for the protesters word. but if you just look at who's been arrested at city college and columbia, it is less than 1% of the student body at those

colleges. which tells you where they even they have a controlled environment, communication control, environmental control, a weak leadership in administration in the colleges. they can't even bring out their own people. and there's nothing to arrests around the country on 40 campuses. so this is not about young people in that war or even about hamas and hatred. it is about other issues. and biden's weakness is what the problem is. you know, doug, i do want to quickly get to president trump and his vp pick . names circulating are j.d. vance, marco rubio. you also hear tim scott. you've heard doug burgum. i've seen elise in reports and chris, lots of it from the campaign. >> and paraphrasing him here, look, it's anyone's guess. you know, it's a fool's errand to really read reports. >> but i'm curious, as a democrat, who would you fear most as trump's vice president? >> yeah, i would fear someone. i don't think he's going

to pick, which is nikki haley. now, in a close election. you need to consolidate your party. but if trump sees himself seven, nine, 12 points ahead, he is more likely, i think, than not to go with a loyalist which nikki haley most assuredly is not of that group. having watched j.d. vance on tv the other night, he is a very effective advocate of the trump positions. i would say if i was advising the president or the former president, which i am not, i would recommend j.d. vance as the strongest advocate and most thoughtful advocate of maga policies. >> you know, in 20 seconds to hear tammy reversed question who would you want most? i want the person who understands the maga policies, who can be loyal to president trump, who can understand what the washington, d.c. swamp will try to do to them and who can win in 28.

and 32. it's that person who i want him to choose that this is not a helpmate. this is a teammate. and i know that president trump cares about the country first. and i think he knows that that's the kind of person he needs next to him. fair enough. doug schoen, tammy bruce, thank you. well, up next, we'll break down what happened in court today during trump's new york trial with gregg jarrett, pam bondi will not want to miss what happened in court as a special edition of "hannity" continues. allergies with a leg rough. they won't stop me. nothing beats a leg up. it's the fastest non-drowsy 24 hour allergy relief. live your greatness. switch to shopify so you can build it better, scale it faster and sell more.o the faster and sell more.o the muchne more. take your business to the nexti stage. ost pa

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request to question trump about his gag order violations.hat here's what trump had to say while leaving court earlietrumah today. >> he's been afterener three ye. you take a look at what'sed happened here in the democrats, the radical left. they've been after us fol left.r years and they've destroyed people's lives. >> they've gone out of iowa. lawyers with lawyers years, etc.. >> and it's a shame. it's a shamee this cou what they've done to this country. he's a vicious, vicious, left radical left-wing lunatics. in the meantime, you can't doth anything in the country. >> the country is going to . here going t now with reaction, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett, along with former floridalysa attorney general pam bondi. you know, greg, the big, takeaway today, the big moment today was hope hicks testimonymd . and look, i believe this case should not have survived any motion to dismiss.s >> it is baseless. but hope hicks comes off. she's a witness for

the prosecution and she serves prose crushing the prosecutors argument. toe talkedpurpose about trump g to protect his family, his wife not wanting delivered to theouse house because of the negative stories. and the whol oe purpose of the prosecution is to say this wasn't to protect him and his family. >> this was for the purposes of the campaign. yeah, i mean, kelly, this wass an epic miscalculatean by prosecutors calling hope hicks it backfired against them, because you're right, she told the jury that trump's motive for suppressing e told storm salacious stories like stormy daniels was to protect his wife, not the campaign. well, that demolishest trum alvin bragg's central theory that trump's intent was to help his election, and therefore he violated campaign laws. well, no, he didn't. and it also happensd it to corroborate findings of the feds who said that, you know, no crimes were committed orlaws campaign finance laws broken. but, you kno b actuaw, actuallye

than that, because brad claims in the indictment, whichse is al important that trump falsified business-i records. >> that's absurd. his lawyers negotiated a bsurd.his lathe stormy paymentse legal and booked them as legal expenses because that'suse th what they are. so even the basiatthey ares, thl charges isn't true, which makes this trial in search of an imaginary crime that exists nowhere in the law. >> you know, pam have onn to their team a top prosecutor from biden's doj that decided to step down and go work with alvin bragg. so they've got big guns. but th se look like neophytes, because every witness, they have called keith davidson, hope hicks, noneta of them praised their star witness, michael cohen. in fact, they diminish n is credibility. and michael cohen is the star witness, the star liar witness,

kelly and, you know, we know hope hicks hope is not only brilliant hichope i, but ss credible and she's kind and she came off that way to those sh today. and she made michael cohen lookc like the sleaze that he is. she said, what did she say?, not only not only is he he's mr. fix it because he usually breaks i mauset. so she really crushed michael cohen. but you know this. prosecutort the precutors are a neophytes, even though they have the judge basically sittin g at the prosecution witness. kelly, that's one thing that i can't get over that's can't this case., th the things that this judge keeps doing over and over again, silencing president trump, letting michael cohen speave k length, and he has every legal right to gag michael cohen, yet he has not done that. serial killers in murder trialns are afforded more rights than they are giving donald trump in this trial in. and i firmly believe judge juan merchan will be reprimanded by the gc, not only reprimandedy, i thinkoved

he should be removed because of his actions in this casuse o it's that bad that rulings that he's making and the thinga that he's doing to silence donald trump. >> you know, i only have a few doave a fe. 10 or i'd love to get a really quick just 1015 second reaction from each of yon thisu on this. i have a theory and it's this look, the prosecution doingdersa things that defy understanding. there's this thing called the the from the weinstein case, which means you can't bring in uncharged crimeich meau to guilt in this crime. but they keep bringing up "access hollywood", which hahols no relevance to this. greg, my theory is they don't care if this gets reversed on appeal. they just want a conviction and they wanwantt it before election day in november. >>ovember. yet this judge merchs allowed into evidenc e irrelevant prejudicial material. >> it's reversible error.bu >> but you're right. they don't care. they want a conviction . is has you know, this has to be hands down the most legally anemic casen ever brought.. well, two weeks into testimonynt

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crises facing our nation, the biden administrationises fay hosting celebrities at the white house. anar wars. mark hamill made an appearance at the white house press briefing today a w house. . >> take a look. t i just got to meet t the president. he gave mehe presi these aviator glasses. you know, i called him mr. president. he said, you can call me joe. >> and i said, can i call you joe? >>e cae joe.n only. well, karine jean-pierre was later asked what hamill was doing at the whiteed house, to which he replied it was a quote, meeting about what the presiden g about has been able to do on behalf of the american people. >> all that sobsthe am it. satud here now with reaction, fox news saturday night hostay d jimmy failla. jimmy hey. hey. edwhat have happened?i >> if i would have gotten a star wars inspired nickname in the briefinsg, but i've i gotten those laughs. >> no, i can promise you would e not. but let's acknowledge the historical significance. every day that lukeneed skywalker defends a guy who needs a walker. okay, that's kind of new. k i thought this was so absurd.obu

obviously, tomorrow's may the fourth. they're trying to scorslmae pop culture votes, as you know. okay. but the problem herew., every time you look at luke skywalker, you're reminded that ourke president harderdersa to understand than chewbacca. >> okay, surnda.e. lie sp he speaks better english than biden does. soear english i don't think tho what they were going for. fo jimmy wow. you just spike the football there. i feel bad for theot bad fm. all right. well, i did this. this was yesterday at portland state university w. this was the anti-israel protesters. and you see them here. look at this. they're charging c at police while wearing bike helmets, using trash as makeshift shields. but they were not match forght h the police. they really thought this would work. i love this so much because i understand these people are nerds. we're being held hostage by a half a million people who were picked last in gym. e wheare they raging?

>> are they raging anti-semites? yes. but they're all slobs. most of these people need to try joggingthes from the rivr to the sea before . ey overthrow our country >> losers. but it was a hilarious video. you don't thins k they look athletic. >> are you blind? i have not very guarded. s i just want to say this.ay never happened in mymater. alma mater, nassau community college. neve nassaur. the only time we protestedt of is when they ran out of beer at nicole. beerr ? >> and i know that is worth a protest. well, jimmy, this is according to a "new york post" article. so crying at gym is totally normal. >> by the way, those protesters, i'm sure they cry at the gym gy normal.those . 1 sp >> one sports psychologist said that if someone is experiencing stress or goinog through a tough time, an emotional release such as crying happens during a workou,t. t nu >> do you work out, numbermb one and do you cry while you do it? u it?i love that you didn't asw that i work ouort because i do look like magic.

mike's brother. tragic, mike. i get what you're doing here.t no, i.wh first of all, the only time i would crat're doinonly timy ts looking at the cost of an equinox membership . 0 because it's like $5,000 a month to go there. but no, the gym is supposed to build strength. this idea that they'reakness encouraging weakness is a grift. but that's how you win iriftd un getting knocked down by a cop when you're running with a garbage can shieldyou're wit. . you don't go to the gym to cry. you go to the gym, the workout. >>suming w. >> go. jimmy, i thought you were supposed to get endorphins at the gym get. that's what i mean. yois is ths e opposite of that. >> thank you.u yes. you get it? thank you. i just. i just put a footnotayleigh: a foottee. the point, jimmy. did you ever. all right. thank you so much. everyone watch muc jimmy fallon. saturday night. tomorrow night. watch it. i'll be watching. morrow nll be wacoming up, the t released new guidelines about bird flu. ne how concerned should the the american people be? kevin cork has a full report am next as a specialannity edition of "hannity" continues

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