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that was special counsel jack smith, who looked like a bedraggled, nervous wreck dripping with anger and highly emotional. dist the last time jack smith charged a politician, the case was so weak itand sets got toss of the supreme court unanimously. biden is justice department is using obscure federal statutestician, to put a formet president in prison for the rest of his life is . prese these charges aren t bribery, not assault, not taxthe rest ev not sex trafficking. they re charging trump underrgio the act of 1866. trs used against the ,against and now they re using it against trump. and here are the specific charg. count one conspiracy to defraud the united states. count two, conspiracy ls.obstruct an officia proceeding. count three, conspiracy orn attempt to obstruct an official proceeding and count four conspiracy against writes. okay . now, here s how they re saying trump broke the law. they re saying trump lied thattn ....
A state legislature delegate their authority to some other b? unelected body? these are real legal questions, and the court refuse thesuestionsd to hear them. but that doesn t mean the court said there was no fraud to bt ra seen here. so it s a really tough case for the government to prove that there frau really for ths no fre election, no irregularities, and that somehow it s against law for donald trump to allege irregularities. on the question of whether the vice president should, you known of whe, shut down theg on the electoral college, i think that s a political question. i disagreed with what trump asked for and had the vice president done the president s bidding. i think we would have then voted overwhelmingly to overrule the vice president. so these would become political questionpresidenthinkr opinions. but i don t see sending some 75 or 80-year-old elector who says they were a donaldur i trump electorate in michigan to jail. what, like they were doing it in secret. it wasn t ....
Right now is we re getting too too manyw is we re getting too things done that are damaging our country, damaging our sociedamagiy, damaging the w of law, damaging immigration. of law, damaging immigration. office who s signing executivefi orders i, doesn t even knowknow what the next one nex one, they re just signing them out. you ve got lawless courts who are imposing their will. you ve got a massive administrative state putting ou te out regulations left and rig they want to get things done. they re in a hurry to get things don, in aurrye. do you want to get done?t the constitution is set up not to get thingne. s done.ople l it s to let people live their lives. it s to leiveir lives,t the stae authority. we ve got three branches. you vebranch some people are chn for life, the judiciary, you ve got some people are electedecte every two years. half of congress, some elected everd evy years, the other halff congress. you have the executive branch, the presiden t, vice president, electe ....
Then angle is not going to taket anything that any of these media types say about national security concerns seriously, because we do have national security issues facing ds, the us tonight, serious ones, and they have nothing to do with trumpy and boxes of documents in a bathroom. do those boxes of mar-a-lagoo documents cause the 13 service members to be slaughterents cand during that botched afghanistan pullout? no those boxesghanistan pull o o convinced the pentagon that we now have such a weakened industrial that we can t beat china if they take taiwan, ore that those boxes of documents at mar-a-lago leave our border o open to potential terrorists. and now we re worried about ofinese agentsd no, the united states. of course, the answer is no to all course,to the above. joining me now is tim parlato, a former attorney for president trump. tim, it s great to see r presidto see yyou tonight. now, what do you make of the tactics of garland s doj, especially with the ....
Evan corcoran from the legal team. so hhee becomes a witness inster of a lawyer. they wanted to turn him against president trump. yeah d to. how is how poisonous is this to to the legal if you can t especially someone like the presiden t who s been such yea a target for so many years you can t actually hireand attorneys and expect that the government s not going to try to flip them againsexpegt using whatever means necessary the precedent that jack smitho is trying to set here is that when clients us questions they didn t go to law school, they have to ask us, are we allowed to. what are we allowed to do? what do we have to do? and in this case , president says, hey, i read about hillary clinton and her hilawyer. david kendall deleted 33,000 emails. yeah. can we d0 emailso the same thing?? and under jack smith s rule any question the client asks if we say, no, you can t do that. that s d a crime. oh, my god.at i mean, this is just to help end all ofe attorney-client privilege ethic ....