>> good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is the angle. thanks, as always for being with us tonight. forcing families hand, that's the focus of tonight's angle. today fani willis lost her special prosecutor, her credibility and any for a political future. and democrats dream drowning donald trump in a flood of legal cases is not working out like they'd hoped. and now they're the ones caught. neanderthal. a technical win for fulton county district attorney fani willis, but a massive indictment on her behavior. and it's a slap to the head to the prosecutor, but not a fatal knock down plunge. >> it's highly unlikely that this will start before the election. this really did help the trump team, not only in terms of delaying it, but also in undermining the credibility of the overall justice and the prosecutions against trump. >> judge scott mcafee didn't take the entire load off. he didn't flat out her from the election interference case, but the ruling handed down today was filled with bad news for the fulton county, and it was good news for trump and his co-defendants. let me count the ways on this friday night. first sighting witnesses romantic relationship with her special prosecutor, nathan wade. the judge found a significant appearance of impropriety that infects the current structure of the prosecution team. so whatever happens going forward, the entire d.a.'s office proceeds with a major black eye. second, because wallace witness dug her heels in and failed to step aside from the case when her and wade's relationship became public, the judge had to force her hand . she was ordered to either fire nathan wade or, she and her entire prosecutorial team had to resign from the case. now, late today, wade announced his resignation. third, the judge gave a striking rebuke to willis's overall conduct, although the judge gave her the option of staying on if she dumped wade. he made clear this finding is by no means an indication that the court condones tremendous lapse in judgment or the unprofessional manner of the district attorney's testimony during the evidentiary hearing. now, willis did not do herself favors when we talked about this at the time when she marched to the stand on february 15th. >> you think i'm on trial. these people are on trial for trying to steal an election in 2020. i'm not trial no matter how hard you try to put me on trial. emasculated man. but i'm just telling you i'm sorry. what? i'm not going to emasculate a black man. did you understand that? i don't think you're back on track. let's just say that. next question. trying to. your honor the judge may have been overly patient with willis during the hearing, but he was obviously saving his for his opinion. >> he's had it with her grandstanding. fourth, judge mack v thought willis, his church speech was way out of bounds. >> 23 special counsel if is my right to take the moral thing morally wrong, they only take one by one blaming another superstar for agreeing to an agreement with you. oh lord, they won't be mad when i out all this nonsense. the first thing they say, oh, she won't play the race for now . >> but no guy is an idiot who's playing the race card when they only question one. >> on those remarks, judge mccaffrey wrote the effect of this speech was to cast racial aspersions at an indicted defendant decision to file this pretrial motion. and although the judge didn't conclude that the speech actually denied, defend his right a fair trial, he described it as legally improper, a dealing with basic common sense and respect for ethics would never have given that speech. fifth, the judge opened the door to granting a gag order against willis in this case. >> so this is my favorite. >> she warned the d.a. not to wade further into the dangerous waters that she created. >> the time may well have arrived for an order preventing the state from mentioning the case in any public forum to prevent prejudicial pretrial publicity. holy moly. gagging. funny. now, i'd love to have been a fly on the wall when she read that section of the opinion. i know she's probably crying racism. or maybe she made. i don't know. nathan, take her to lunch. i hope paid since he's out of a job now. the faces of the get trump media types told the tale today . they say the democrats campaign by lawfare strategy failing, and they're worried he's used it to his advantage. >> as you know, as polling has gone up with every court appearance we saw, he was in florida and even need to be just yesterday. so now this is more you know, more help for him in his political campaign. but even as they see these cases backfiring, they're still banking on a jury saving them from a second trump term. >> even after the election, this case, if it goes to trial, will be on television every day. >> it's the only one that will that is different in this as well. and it's also one should he become president that he cannot do anything about because. >> it's a state case. if there is any sort of a conviction, a jury actually convict him in one of these cases ongoing, if that could somehow shift public opinion in some way. but the longer these trials get delayed, the less likely it seems that there would be an end in one of these cases before the election takes place. >> i mean, we are so desperate. okay. all this goes to show that the democrats still have no real agenda to run on. they certainly have track record of success to boast about. >> all they can do is hope. hope to be saved by a trump conviction, even if he becomes president. it's unbelievable. otherwise, their agenda is essentially summed up by the acronym wart. yeah. weed. abortion. race and transgenderism. how inspiring? >> and that's the angle. all right. joining me now, jonathan turley, george washington university law professor. jonathan, great to see you tonight. this was one of my favorite lines. thank you. from judge mcafee's ruling. he said neither side was able to conclusively establish by a preponderance of the evidence when the relationship between willis and wade evolved into a romantic one. however, an odor of mendacity remains. okay. that pretty much sums it up, professor taint. how can an impartial jury actually be selective now? >> well, that's a very good question. you just needed tennessee williams at this moment to give it the right southern gothic flair. but it really is an astonishing opinion in this, because he clearly did not believe wade and many people believe nathan wade committed perjury. but these two essentially testified in tandem. she adopted his testimony. so if he lied, then she pretty much lied the same way they both maintained that the relationship after he was hired and really he held a sort of unified front. i think that what the judge was trying to do, giving these two options to wade, was to gently give a third option to willis and option is to remove yourself, take the ethical course. and i think that's very clear in his opinion. and nobody is reading this opinion. if these findings could possibly believe that willis can continue to be part of this case, she's prosecuting people for the underlying conduct she's accused of committing with nathan wade false statements given to a court, false filings that have been submitted. how could she possibly continue that without damaging case? but the problem is that she's had this opportunity to, take the high road repeatedly, and she clearly never wanted to do that. and this will be probably her last chance to do the right thing and to remove herself. >> well, just as a matter of her own self-interest at this point, you would think she would. but she's quite defiant, as you saw in her testimony and that evidentiary hearing. and she's quite indignant about the whole thing. i must get the sense, professor ,that she would think that was handing the trump team just a huge victory, even if the case obviously would go on another, you know, another prosecutorial team and just doesn't want to do that. >> i mean, do you think in the end, she does step aside? right. well, that's the irony, because the best thing for trump may be for her to continue. you know, she is damaged goods every time she's associated with this case. and it reminds people of the rather dubious way this came about. >> and importantly, she's always put her personal interests ahead of the office, ahead of the interest of of of the case. and certainly ahead of the interest of the people of fulton county. >> but this going to get a lot more sporty going forward for her, wade. you know, he's accused of lying on the stand. she's of professional misconduct. there's going to be proceedings . they are going to be witnesses or the accused in some of those proceedings. >> if they do go forward to be able to do that and maintain this case is rather ludicrous. >> you know, when she said conduct was improper, jonathan, then he says that there could be he was inviting the defendants, trump and his co-defendants, to file a motion for a gag against the state. >> i don't think i've ever seen a judge ever do that, ever. that to me, was the only thing. am i misreading that? >> no, you're not. the only thing more striking is to see some of these networks that just previously praised her for her performance on the stand. people said, well, this is what you get for putting a good lawyer on the stand. a lot of us were just just flummoxed, be there. >> what we saw was not good lawyering. right. and the judge clearly agreed with most of us and said that was an incredibly unprofessional effort on the stand as a witness. and so suddenly today, you have all these same people saying, you know, she's pretty good. she's got to go. >> the point is that for people that want to see this as a takedown for trump, she's now a major liability. and has few friends left. jonathan, just finally, they're pushing, as you heard in some of that media commentary, the possibility that if trump is elected president, then the trial continue, maybe in late november or christmas time, january, and then they're going to get trump. what are what are the prospects of that? well, you have to keep in mind that we're not even in the weeds yet of the trial. >> we haven't even gotten into the fact that this is one of the weakest and most bizarre racketeering cases i have seen. >> i mean, they have very little in connection, right, between these 18 or so defendants, except of their political views and their loose alliances. but to put this together, this thing is so thin and, it got a lot thinner with the dropping of these recent counts. >> but they still have to somehow prove this racketeering theory, which is which is going to face serious appellate review, even if they can get jurors to sign off on it. >> yeah, they should just cut their losses. biden should just come out and say, you know, and let's end this law fair. let's have a real campaign and go with that. if he if his people were 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and prominent rapper fat joe. they were there to hash outrm all the details of what the white house is calling marijuan>> wa reform. >> we have directedf he the departmentalth of and human services and the department of justice to reassessunder how marijuana is classified under the federal drugths. e and i cannotno emphasize enough that they need to get to it as quickly as possible. i can see the bumper sticker now. biden, biden-harris, numb and dumber. of >> joining me now is sean duffy, co-host of the sie bottom line, and dr. marc siegel, a fox news contributor. seangeaugh o, first off, that lh of hers, comma always sounds high to me. but seriously. well, this really blunt trump's momentum. okay. . don't think that'sbad pun. i think people care more about the economy. they care more about their prospectbut yos, jobs. >> but you should aspire as a leader to say, you know what? i want people lookjo a f a job. i want them to have a family. i want them to be self-reliant as to i want them depressed, i want them high, and i wantl tm to build to control them sho through policies that get people hooked on drugs. we should weul for aspire for gb than drug use. and i'm sureout th dr. siegel'sg to talk about this. but the psychosis that goes alonyoung with cannabis use with young adults and the mental impediments that come to kids who use drugo uss, it's very re. and my concern, laura, justsed really quickto b, is the fact that we used to be a christian nation and we used to have moralityfact w and the fact payn that we're sliding into this paganism where we're pushing ab and drug use.um so people are, to your point, dumb and dum b is and more good people ought to stand up and push back against these ridiculous policieridiculos. nku >> yeah. and dr. siegel, i think you andd i and a few others have been on this issue for a long, long time som. od >> we're not very coolky sometimes when we are on this issue. but i'm thinking the goodi' people of kentucky with andy beshear 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and in stage, 24 states where it's legal, there's even more illicit use than before. >> so the idea of relaxing the restrictions here. and by the way, i've got to give you a no, a, td.d, lauri to something you did. you made a medical diagnosis. i thought the same thingsa when i saw that giggling going on there, that maybe because last week when w d somee on we you had someone on, you said to you did you get high right . >> you come on. i don't know what the vice president was giggling the yeah i was it was a couple of years back butpo everybody in washington guys is on board with biden's pot push "wall st. >> the wall street journal report describes how many federal officials and the dea think that more research is needed about marijuana's long term health effects on. we now know the link to strokes and damage heart attacks with regular weeuse d use.amon and when it's more, you know, it's stigmatized among adults, what happens is that kids think it's cool and they do it much more than they did in the past. and it's a different differentf of thc, obviously, as well. >> it's way stronger thath n the marijuana of the seventies but,. sixties, no doubt you make a also really good point. the fact that, you know, we have, you know, american leaders saying this is actually a good thing to do, let's it that's going to encourage, i think, more kids to use it. it's not problem. this is this is not as dangerous as alcohol and it's organic and it's natural. and why don't we just smoke it as opposed to, you know, i wasas a prosecutor law. if someone had a dime to their happiness aroundrimina justice n i was a prosecutor, if someone had a dimebag, i'll refer themya for a city citation. i didn't prosecute them criminally. now, if you ha nd of d pound of marijuana and were selling that, yeah, that was a different story. but the thin alizing g that we're criminalizing marijuana by is someone who has personal u. use amounts on their on their in their possession is absolutelryiny and 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electoral votes to where real clear politics map shows them that. 316 320. well, i'm glad you asked. i mean, the polls grea t, right? he never lied in 2016 or 2020. but, you know, the going to close the gap with their ballot collecting machine. >> and if the elections were todaelecti no sure, trump wins. but they're not. like you said, they're seven months from now, ovew.ink thatr seven months from now. >> and i think that the that wnt as republicans, trump need to run like we're behind. and i think the biggest thing that the right needsttions to ao to understand is that elections today are not necessarily about votes,utding vot about pee voters, but it's about ballots. how big is your ballot universe and arare you e moree going to m more ballots than the left, especially in the battleground states. so id thf were trump in the rnce i'd be doing more to generate absentee ballots among low propensity voters in thoseto c battleground states, putting the infrastructure in place to 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eat snake, you see. according to a study, it published pie thorns produced large slabs of white meat similar to chicken filleoft, e and may offer a more sustainable alternative becausee they can reproduce faster than other foods that, you know, have to be farmed like pigs.en e 27 piglets in a year. but a python up to 100 eggsthats in that same time timeframe must get eaten. now, snakes are generally eatens in southeast asian countries, you know, places like malaysia and indonesia, cambodiia aa, la, vietnam, etc.. here in the west, not so much. for ut if this report tips the scales for you. bon appetit. laura okay. kevin first of all, i don'tt. know my staff is trying to pull some joke on me because last night we did a snake becau. akem snakes came up on the show. they weren't even supposed to. and snakesow.'t eve walk.i said now they're showing them again. i said not to put them on. ohpu, my.g the this is just a joke.se to. i'm leaving the set. i said to stop putting that. please take them down. okay, i'm not. i'm not going to even speak. okay. so you okay? oh, my god. they keep doing it. okay. i'm a terrified of snakes. then i thought you were doing a differen i'm terr a t report, and then all of a sudden it's a snake report. yeahsus i can't. yeah. kevin and i like you, but i'm afraid snakes and they're note o sustainable for me. i'll pass. mei think it's great to see you as a whole. >> all right, my friend. have a great. beu too. >> all the things that i believed in for all these years,lil 50 years ago. you no longer exist in college athletics. onment we've created an environmentnt that does not promote personal development or that is goingfo to create success for the future. brave >> it's a brave new world and college athletics as an ideal or name, image likeness deals are allowing players to casssh just like the pros. now, some of the top athletesf h are now making up to almost $5tm million off some of these deals. off ofn tide coaching legend nick saban joined brad barry yesterday where. elabo >>ra he elaborated on the impact of the nil type. >> revenue sharing with name, image and likeness would be a lot better system not just a pay to play system a like we have now, where whoever raises the most money in their collectivewhoever mos can, youy the most for the players, which is not a level playing field. >> joining me now is dan duquette, former college basketball and head coach and host of don't at me on outkick dan. first of all, i'm really mad that i didn't get to hangin. with saban when he was in d.c. mayb oes he have a point her >> yeah, he does. i mean, look, maybe a head coach that made millions not the right guy to talk about who should be paid and who shouldn'utt, but he absolutely does. myself included. guys get into coaching. not fos ge r money. guys get into coaching so that they can build a progra th young men get guys to graduate, develop people at least that's the guys that i know. so he absolutely does. because quite frankl iy, is gonc now. players come into the officee and they say, all right, how much you're going to pay me to stay or recruits come in wit with an agent. wow. and say, hey, how much are you going to pay me to comngto come? you know, laura, that's the reality of it. 's the rn said rightabso there is absolutely the truth. what coacheslu were brought upo on no longer matters. and i'll tell you something else. academiclo academs no longer matter.ways like i always thought when i was coaching, hey, look,raduat you've got to graduate players. you got to have them ders, youoo to court? now, coaches aren't even in charge of that a lot of places. n charge of is absolutely righ. >> well, in the and i also introduction here dan athletes collectively mades collee aboutn million in payments for, heir the licensing of their name, image or likeness. or l can't. the case for sponsorships, though being made for the player side because thesey t make so muchhe money on themon't and most of them don't go on to the pros. most of them go on to have or many of them go on to have, you know, severe arthritis. and sometimen --s even, you kno, concussion issues long into life. and, you know, brain issues. so they're thinking, you know, what's fair is fair. so why don't why don't we get to g i don't think anybody and coach saban didn't say there's and nobody's disputing that players should make moneyod in. fact coach saban said, look, i have bryce young was a heisman trophy winner. he hadhe sai that were national deals. i don't think any coachesr. are sayingeals, hey, look, we dt think players should make money. they don't think players should make money. and frankld make mi don't knowya coach that really cares how much a player makes. but here's the problemlayer ma , neil,the an is name, image and likeness, which means lauren graham goes to collegeam, she plays wella and all of a sudden she gets a pepsi deal, she gets a car deal, she gets whatever. well, that's how it intended.atg >> and coaches say that's great. heck, everybody saysre great. there isn't anybody, including saban. but here's the problem, , coache and this is always the problem. coaches are sneaky men in the ncaa has no jurisdiction anymore. so what's happening nosdiction a laura, i want you to come play here. i'm going to give you 200,000l up front instead of name, image and likeness u you're arent w high school and it's a totally different world. >> dan it'ors always great tal to talk to you. sports is a great, great respitk to,e from politics, at i for me. >> thank you so much. you're welcomecs aast for ank y. >> thank you.roug all right. that's it for us tonight. everyone. have a wonderful sht tht.a wonds day on sunday. have a great weekend with your reiends and familyhave a gh you it is america now and forever. thanks fort watching all weekt long. jesse watters takes it all from heretakes it. all righ