god father. it s time to go to the mattresses. really? the godfather? it s been a while since i saw the godfather. but last i recall it meant one family was going to wipe out another. but you are not surprised. you already knew this, didn t you. i m tired of being told not to believe our lying eyes when the truth is obvious whether it s peter strzok saying he hated and despised trump and would stop him becoming president, but it did not affect his work when he s the one who began counter-intelligence investigation against trump that we are still living with. or jeong s defenders saying there is no evidence her tweets had any bearing on her work. it appears the old gray lady has
germy. if it s $100,000 here, it s $125,000 there. what i don t want to have happen. any of the great momentum he created for these workers he was talking to tonight. i don t want any of that to be deflated. but he s on course. i think what he did with juncker last week is a great sign of things to come. i predict lower tariffs and more free trade for the world. judge jeanine: anthony scaramucci thanks so much. more from president trump. charlie kirk from turning point u.s.a. are you ready to take your wifi to the next level?
judge jeanine: filmmaker and new york times best seller dinesh d souza. i understand you have had some incredible premieres with distinguished guests at those premieres. how do you interpret what the president said tonight, based on your book, i actually read it, death of a nation. we morph the head of lincoln and trump. this outrages a lot of people because they think how dare you compare trump and lincoln. on the face of it trump and lincoln temperamentally are quite different. lincoln is broogd, melancholy and philosophical. but there are situations that are similar. in 1860 an outsider republican candidate enters the race and wins it narrowly. the moment he s elected all hell
breaks loose. the northern democrats openly call for his assassination. and the southern democrats are willing to break the country up rather than abide a lincoln presidency. here we are with an outsider trump who wins unexpectedly, and the democrats go nuts. here we are two years after the election. judge jeanine: and they are still nuts. the movie looks at fascism and race i m to delegitimize trump. they say he s ineligible to be president even if people voted for him. judge jeanine: why is the issue of fascism so on the tips of everyone s tongues. where do you get the license
judge jeanine: filmmaker and new york times best seller dinesh d souza. i understand you have had some incredible premieres with distinguished guests at those premieres. how do you interpret what the president said tonight, based on your book, i actually read it, death of a nation. we morph the head of lincoln and trump. this outrages a lot of people because they think how dare you compare trump and lincoln. on the face of it trump and lincoln temperamentally are quite different. lincoln is broogd, melancholy and philosophical. but there are situations that are similar. in 1860 an outsider republican candidate enters the race and wins it narrowly.