the agency would have to know what s going on. it s a huge constitutional violation of tucker s rights. avenatti sentenced to 2.5 years for the nike shakedown. you were his law professor? is that true? did you see that coming? when i first met michael he was working his way through law school. he was a very talented law student and he became a successful lawyer. i have spoken to him since his conviction. and it s a great fall. questions what difficult he tell you after he was cop victed. he was very contrite, his life turned into a morass. it s true he lost control of his
the top, biden s appointees at the agency would have to know what s going on. it s a huge constitutional violation of tucker s rights. avenatti sentenced to 2.5 years for the nike shakedown. you were his law professor? is that true? did you see that coming? when i first met michael he was working his way through law school. he was a very talented law student and he became a successful lawyer. i have spoken to him since his conviction. and it s a great fall. questions what difficult he tell you after he was cop victed. he was very contrite, his life turned into a morass. it s true he lost control of his
the agency would have to know what s going on. it s a huge constitutional violation of tucker s rights. avenatti sentenced to 2.5 years for the nike shakedown. you were his law professor? is that true? did you see that coming? when i first met michael he was working his way through law school. he was a very talented law student and he became a successful lawyer. i have spoken to him since his conviction. and it s a great fall. questions what difficult he tell you after he was cop victed. he was very contrite, his life turned into a morass. it s true he lost control of his
avenatti was pressing against now-sitting justice brett kavanaugh. you know, what will they, will senate democrats ever pay a price for this kind of their willingness to run off with anybody who slimes their enemy? well, no, obviously not. and i think what the larger story is here, charlie, is that they seem to have liked avenatti in part because they recognized him. we tend to see ourselves [laughter] really, and we all do it in some ways. it s a sort of projection when it comes to your sense of self and they yo you see yourself in a person, you understand them, you can relate to them. and i think that speaks volumes about the democrats and about the reporters who have tone this. but i also think that the big losers are the millions of americans who were led astray by this all the time by media as they talked about mueller, as
dishonesty until i realized i too his victim. avenatti faces federal trial in new york court for embezeling $350,000 from daniels. first he goes on trial in california for bank and wire fraud charges. he went from possibly going to the white house to the big house. the judge in the nicircumstance e case ordered avenatti to report to prison in september. ben. benjamin: what a story. david in new york there, thank you very much sandra. sandra: bring in ari fleischer, fox news contributor. you listen to that, everyone has a reaction. i m sure you have a reaction, we ll get in a moment. if that was not shocking enough, put on the screen how much we saw of avenatti, number of media appearances per network. 122 on cnn alone. 108 on msnbc, 12 abc, nbc, and