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late news, fox news at night breaking tonight, can somebody, please show us the crime the former president is accused of committing as trump is now involved in dueling court cases. >> this is a trial that should have never happened we can't let this continue to happen to our country. this supreme court had a monumental hearing on immunity thank it was made clear up your guy hope it was made clear that the president has to have immunity. >> trace: the supreme court indicating today that it might roll -- rule trump could have some immunity from prosecution and no surprise the media is now meltg. >> i would like you to throw cold water on my feelings. >> it's like the zoo landers seen pure chi feel like i'm taking crazy pills. >> there's no cause in any of this as long as joe biden is reelected. >> this is monarchism.

>> trace: when it comes to new york versus trump, where is the crime? we are live outside the new york supreme court with more on the former presidents legal cases. >> good evening trace up your during the last hour or so the cross-examination of former american media ceo and president david pecker again. trump's lawyers asked him about his relationship with the former president which dates back years. pecker said that he alerted trump about possibly damaging stories as far back as 1998. long before trump got involved in politics. he said it's a mutually beneficial relationship or from -- for both men. he also suppressed stories including celebrities involved in politics like arnold schwarzenegger. during his it... pecker said that he said the motivation behind suppressing stories about was to protect the

campaign rather than his family. pecker said michael cohen acted as the attorney not part of his campaign pure prosecutors asked pecker if he had any negative feelings about trump now. he replied quote donald trump was my mentor. he helped me throughout my career appeared during a white house meeting in 2017, pecker testified that trump asked him how is karen doing referencing former playboy model karen mcdougall. pecker responded she is doing well, she is quiet, she is good here is trump after court. >> today you saw what was going on, it was breathtaking. this is a trial that should have never happened a case that should have never been filed. >> the das office also omitted for more examples this morning where prosecutors argued trump broke the quartz gag order. there will be a hearing next

thursday about that. trump was not able to attend supreme court arguments about presidential immunity today. if the court operates as a normally does, justices will hold a -- hold a closed-door vote tomorrow. they can send it down for more action. the timeline certainly will be watched closely as the november election approaches. >> trace: that could delay things quite substantially. live for us in new york. let's bring in attorney... it's interesting because you look at this whole case and we get the notes out from the court. we have producers inside the court and some of the reporters inside there and they are sending us notes. the word conspiracy pops up time and time again. there is no charge of conspiracy >> you were supposed to put your strongest witness on first. if this was the strongest witness for the prosecution they are hurting bad appeared he testified he didn't deal with trump related to this issue, he only dealt with michael cohen. where is the criminal intent?

>> you look at this and david pecker, this was the opening witness for them. the pecker quote is this, we did not want the story to embarrass mr trump or embarrass or hurt the campaign. again if you look at the list of crimes, it's not a crime. he was hiding stories about arnold schwarzenegger, they kill stories all the time. >> that is not a crime. this witness essentially put on everything trump's attorneys were arguing. catch and kill is not a crime. paying hush money is not a crime. where is the crime? this is going to be very difficult for the prosecution. it's confusing, when there's confusion that's reasonable doubt. >> trace: the gag order, the hearing is pushed in next week. it's interesting because a lot of legal analysts have said this is a one-sided gag order. michael cohen can talk on his podcast and the former president cannot say anything. what do you make of the gag order? >> i think it's unconstitutional

unilateral. michael cohen is a witness in this case and if the idea is we don't want to take the jury pole, you don't want to intimidate witnesses, why wasn't the gag order imposed on all of the witnesses? trump is the one who's on trial. he should have a right to defend himself is the point. let me say this, this case should have been stayed pending trump's appeal of that gag order. the first amendment is a pivotal constitutional right that he's been deprived of. i've never seen a gag order like this. >> the supreme court heard the immunity case for the former president. the headline here from the wall street journal, the supreme court focuses on the presidency not trump. he goes on to say oral arguments aren't always a signal of ruling but it sounds as if a majority is... that are part of his official duties. the key then is distinguishing between official and private actions and the justices may

send the case back to the trial to consider the facts regarding the charges and evidence against mr -- mr trump. this could delay things even if it doesn't go fully his way. >> i think most likely the court will issue their opinion in june and there's no way that if this gets kicked back to the lower court which are likely well, that will be resolved before the election and that's a win for trump. remember he's been trying to delay this pending the election and if unc can get the charges dismissed against him. >> trace: thank you be appreciated. and cite israel protests now spiting to college campuses around the country and some of the confrontations between protesters and police are becoming physical and more hateful. the senior correspondent is live at columbia university. good evening. >> really... many campuses become -- becoming scenes of violence. one of the worst was a university in today. some demonstrators came on to

campus, they were removed using teargas, tasers and even some rubber bullets. some screamed as they were carried out. officials were quick to say that these protesters were not part of the campus community. they were not every student. all of them were outside agitators coming onto cause trouble. here tonight we are concerned about possible violence, a heavy police presence surrounding columbia. they were competing marches today. one pro-israel, the other anti- israel. some of the flyers said be prepared for a fight. we haven't seen a fight here but we could see one as the deadline to remove the tense approaches and the effect is really being shown all over. they are going to have to cancel their graduation at usc for fears of security. it -- same thing could happen at columbia just two weeks away. >> trace: steve thank you. the fox news at night

commonsense department understands that two students were question during an anti- israel rally at nyu. the question was simple, quote, what is the main goal with teitz protest. the answer was so intriguing it caught fire on social media. , fire with common sense. not because it was rational, reasonable and involved high-end college credentials but because it was honest. the answer was i think the goal is to showing our support for palestine and demanding that nyu stops. stop what you asked? we don't know because the students stopped speaking until she finally gathered her weights and continued her thought, saying i honestly don't know all of what nyu is doing. truth as she doesn't know anything nyu is doing. she turned to her friend and asked the friend what nyu was doing and the friend replied quote about what he or so they know how to chant, how to dress

and how to play the victim. they don't know why. and their version of the story, hamas are the heroes. israel the villains. this version is pg, no rape, no mutilation or burning of bodies. it's a one-sided tale, not good versus evil but israel is evil. commonsense things if you ask a protester how the story ends and what they know, the answer is about what. >> demonstrations that allow people to build encampments that have -- obstruct the pathway to classes and the opportunity to learn is terrorism. >> trace: hour next guest weighed in on the rash of capitalist protest at a news conference today. let's bring in... thank you all for coming on.

and steve to first. that was you talking about this thing. you are condemning these anti- israel protests on campuses are tell us why? >> today was a day of courage for the u.s. senate it -- u.s. senate. today i was standing up with my friends to be outspoken, to talk about terrorism under the guise of free-speech. what i explained was all of these are systematic organizations on college campuses. the dark underside of our society that is imploding. >> i'm wondering what you think going back to commonsense about these students. you ask them questions and they have no idea why they are out there protesting. >> exactly. they really do not know. if anybody really knew the history of everything they would ... they came up with it because

jordan was taking them out. they are not hearing that narrative. they only studied a little bit. >> trace: they only went back and did a little bit of a refresher and they might learn more about this. the big headlines, the big statements came from the middle east where the terrorists are supporting the students. the popular front for the liberation of palestine. the quotas we highly value the positions movement and struggle of our students in american universities. the national desk headline read the following. hamas terrorists back anti- israel campus protests, leaders of the future. terror groups supporting the students make sense. >> spoken like a true terror group. here's the thing. rhetoric and incitement for the purpose of delivering propaganda is one of the main vehicles that we in the counterterror business look at very closely. we will take it back to... you see the spiritual leader of hamas who was assassinated in 2004, the amount of education

material that led to a river of blood trace that he put into the educational system of the palestinian youth is the reason why we are seeing the level of hatred towards the jews from the palestinians and now hamas has been able to systematically infiltrate the american academia institutions and it's only going to get worse this is how this goes. the threat level only goes up. the onus will fall on law-enforcement trays. steve is a big supporter of law enforcement which is why i joined him today. the fact is we are going to see more and more of this nonsense get more violent and it's the cops who are going to have to deal with it and the first responders. >> trace: the university of southern california has now cancelled its commencement ceremonies. the big ceremonies their peer they stopped the valedictorian from having her speech. it seems as if they are allowing these anti- israel protesters to kind of control the narrative. >> it's about leadership.

presidents of the university have to stand up. they are supposed to create a safe environment. tell us about the people who can really make a difference like los angeles district attorney... he can prosecute these terrorists to the full accent of the law. this will send a message. i guarantee you they will start to disseminate from these rallies. >> trace: imago to other universities. we talked about the terrorist rabbi who came out and said we support these american students, benjamin into yahoo the prime minister of israel says the following, watch. >> what's happening in america college campuses is horrific. anti-semitic mobs have taken over leading universities. they call for the annihilation of israel, they attacked jewish students and jewish faculty. this is reminiscent of what happened in german universities in the 1930s. >> trace: if they went back to the mid-1930s they would have a very clear image of exactly

what he's talking about. >> what's going on is first denounced the jew, they are the weakest ones. hitler did not stop with the jew. even after the rest of the world. if anybody thinks that this was first about israel than it came to america, it's about the jew now you are starting to hear it's not about israel or the jew america better wake up. >> your thoughts, you kind of strategize a lot. steve is saying maybe this thing dissipates. do you think these are gaining momentum these protests around the country? or losing momentum? >> i think they are going to gain momentum. they are continuing to gain momentum. i can tell you from experience the longer this threat continues to metastasize, the greater the risk to u.s. national security. need to be dismantled immediately. the fbi director said... now the lights are double

flashing right now. not only must they be dismantled immediately but antiterrorism laws in my opinion, i'm not a lawyer but the law needs teeth. steve spoke to it the investigations need to start happening into the source, the money, the finance. follow the trail and you will find out who is behind this radicalization systematically. >> trace: thank you all. meantime president biden hit the campaign trail in new york the epicenter of these anti- israel protests only today his focus was more on microchips. the senior national correspondent kevin corke live in dc with that information. >> folks of a certain age will no doubt remember the scene where leslie nielsen famously says move along nothing to see here. as explosions and sparks rain down on people running away. today's decision by the president to talk about

microchips while new york and largely ignored... just might draw comparisons to that famous movie scene. critics suggest it was a bit tone deaf while defenders insist it is smart politics to focus on things you can control like jobs and the economy. the latest fox news survey suggests an overwhelming majority of swing state voters trust former president trump to do a better job on the economy. meanwhile democrats remain divided on israel. pennsylvania democratic senator john fetterman who's been an unapologetic supporter of israel is reportedly headed there on a trip next month while squad member... told his constituents in new york that they want to call him the n-word and they know they can't get away with that. another squad member has been

accused of whitewashing anti-semitic protests on college campuses by calling them peaceful. she told students that she was quote incredibly moved by their courage and bravery. now it's a political powder keg. we talked about this. sums adjusting it will rupture at this summer's convention. we will see. >> trace: not according -- according to aaron cohen. let's bring in more and right and gop chairwoman... to you first, inflation now kind of taking up, the gdp taking down. biden says his economy is for everyone. >> we have to stop this division. i promise to be president for all america whether you voted for me are not. today's investment helps americans everywhere. and proves that we leave no one behind. all the infrastructure jobs and proposals, we have more in red

states then in blue states. it's about america. >> trace: he is fair everybody except for those trump supporters. is not really for those people. >> watching him talk about raising taxes on people right now. everything cost more and abide in america. we're talking about being energy independent before he took office. gas prices are the highest they've been in a very long time. we are watching how expensive it is to live all over our country. these are issues that are affecting all voters from across the country and in these swing states and it is bad news for joe biden. >> it's funny because jessica talks about the tax increase. he does want to get rid of the trump tax cuts and we had put this up. this was from the tax foundation and the foundation analysis is the following here. if you take away the trump tax cuts, a single person making $75,000 will earn about $1700. three child family earning

$200,000 about $7500 a year it goes up. so much for not taxing those who make less than $400,000. >> that is a really hard hurdle to scale. in a normal year republicans typically have to make the case that we want corporations and job creators to pay lower taxes not higher taxes. that is sometimes a tough message. this year biden is taking away all those problems and making republicans arguments for them. these tax cuts did benefit the majority of americans and i don't know how you can possibly defend taking them away. that's a tough message. >> trace: back to the middle east if i can. biden risking losing somewhat -- left-wing voters. they are winning the white house there has to be a shift in its approach to issues such as israel's war in gaza and the southern border. >> we have seen the progressive wing of the democrat party

become an incubator for these times up -- these types of radical policies. we are watching how this is affecting college campuses all over the country. at the same time when president biden is in new york talking about microchips and raising money with celebrities, republicans went to the belly of the beast. they went to columbia and they were standing up for all of these students who are facing this discrimination, this hateful speech and this harassment. it's very clear where the republican party stands on this and where democrats stand. >> maybe trump takes new york. here he is today talking about some hard hats. >> normally a democrat will win new york. biden is the worst president in history and we have some very bad people here but we have the greatest people and they are right behind me. they all want us to run and we're going to run very hard in new york. we have a good chance of winning new york in my opinion. we will give it a shot. >> trace: i have about 20

seconds for you. is it possible to win new york for trump? >> i don't know if it's possible to win new york but he's doing the right thing optically. democrats are emphasizing this court case. it is last on voters list of priorities. they simply don't care, it's conflicting with these images of chaotic college campuses and those students are not trump voters. they are on the other side. most people watching can tell that. >> trace: thank you. meantime the mainstream media is covering former president trump's court case one liberal late-night show host is essentially telling them to cool it. in the nightcap, walmart joining other retailers and scaling back self checkout stations. some love them, some hate them. what do you think? let us know. we will read the best responses in the nightcap. we are coming right back.

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speed to the mainstream media coverage of former president trump's legal troubles has been reckless, relentless and now even reportedly coordinated. life to 19 new york city with an update on this. >> it all stems from a political article revealing some of the country's most prominent media commentators appear to be consulting and weekly meetings to discuss all things donald trump from his legal dramas to his presidential campaign. according to them, the origins of this began during the january media bigwigs from msnbc, cnn, los angeles times as well is prominent left-wing -- left-leaning legal analysts joined i zoom every friday. of course this revelation is playing into the hands of conservatives who allege the group is driving the negative

press and attacks towards the presumptive republican presidential nominee. >> that gag order wording could not be more clear. donald trump's committal defence lawyer insulted the intelligence from the judge and everyone else in the courtroom. >> sitting in a courtroom, one of the things that really struck me was how alone donald trump looked. >> trump's relationship with the national enquirer was even sleazy than it looked into thousand 16. >> further common themes in print media are also grabbing attention here and just a few of those headlines from just... all focusing on the president appearing to sleep during juries -- during jury selection. they described trump as annoyed, resigned and angry inside the courtroom while our senior correspondent saw something completely different. noting trump simply sitting quietly at defence counsel table

p. or even jon stewart called out media's coverage of trump's trial on his late show telling media we've got a long ways to go here, this trial is just the first up is 438 trials to come. pace yourselves. he said the media is trying to make the trial intended ash mike into the new oj trial. the question is is this just a great meeting of the minds or something more coordinated? >> we are going to find out in a few seconds. let's bring in the author of come on man, and the host of a podcast, americas best news anchor... i don't know what to say but i've been wanting to ask you about this because it really blows me away when you look at some of the top legal and political analysts in the country for msnbc and cnn gathering for a zoom call so they can get their marching orders? they write the following. the groups gathering was not a one-time event but in fact an

instalment in an exclusive weekly digital salon whose existence is not been previously reported. for prominent legal analysts and anti- trump lawyers and pundits, every friday they meet on zoom to hash out the latest twists and turns in the legal saga and intellectually stress test argument facing trump on his journey through the american legal system. it's baffling to me. on not saying it's a legal or unethical, it's baffling. what do you think? >> donald trump has said over and over that there is a massive legal conspiracy against him. that includes the media by the way. to hear all these pundits who appear on what feels like an hourly basis on other cable news network's getting together for a weekly meeting to discuss how they are going to push the narrative that donald trump is absolutely guilty until proven innocent is everything we need to know about the media in america in 2024. the next time you watch any of these people on those networks whether we're talking talking about george conway or bill

kristol or... do know that everything you hear from all of these experts is a contrived effort to take out donald trump and the fact that ... that appears on regular zoom calls should be potentially disturbing for anyone who has eyesight and the fact that he is on here, you should say i want to see hands before i hear anything from you given what happened to him at cnn not too long ago. >> trace: it's amazing to me because i look across the networks and you are always checking to see what the competition is doing. you hear the same narrative, you hear the word sleazy on those networks and who uses that word? i wonder how is it possible and now we get a little bit of an insight. >> the same phrases even. it's like they are not even trying to hide it. it's amazing for me to watch that. i think people have caught onto it. as you say being able to figure out how they are doing it, you

have to say they are going back to the playbook of tell them what you were going to tell them and now they are going -- they are putting that out. what you think? is it being effective? i don't know. >> trace: sometimes it sounds like it's from a campaign. you look at this thing and i was wondering because i hear some of the stuff and you look at some of the coverage across the board and you think well is the goal because we haven't seen a crime, i guess the goal is to make it look as bad and sleazy as they possibly can to try to make the world thank that something wrong happened, that trump should go to jail anyway? >> when you listen to every sane legal analyst, those who are objecting, those who hate -- who we have at our network, they keep asking the same question over and over. what crime here has been committed? nda's are not a crime. catch and release by publishers is not something we applaud,

it's not a crime. that effort is being laughed at by would think hopefully much of the american people. as we saw from this week, donald trump is leading in every swing state in poll after poll. so after 91 felony counts on all of these type of efforts here whether it be by... it all looks ridiculous to the american people who are thinking about inflation, crime, the border and all these things going on. >> trace: i want to get your take on the protesters because i was watching the today show today and they were lamenting the fact that some of these protesters are being arrested they've cancelled commencement ceremonies for the students who want to go to graduation. the jewish students at columbia have been sent home. >> all these thousands of students that are being affected by it. we don't hear anything about it. i did hear an interesting case at princeton today. apparently they cleaned it out,

they arrested people who wouldn't leave, they kicked them out of their campus housing, they said that you were gone and they don't have an encampment. the protests have at least become more controlled. as your guest earlier in the show said, the rabbi that was on about leadership. somebody has to show some leadership on these campuses if they care about all the students who are being affected by all of this. >> trace: thank you both. coming up first the university of southern california cancelled graduation. the speech of their pro- palestinian valedictorian cancelled and now the ceremony altogether. plus one orchestra found a unique way to include a man's best friend in there prefer -- in their performance. if you ever thought about doing mountain climbers next to michelangelo, you are in luck. the days best viral videos or next.

speed to the university of southern california has cancelled its main commencement ceremony amid the disruptions caused by ongoing anti- israel protests on campus. christina coleman is live with that story. >> university of southern california is effectively closing its campus during commencement next week -- next weekend requiring tickets to access the school and events there and subjecting guests to screening and bag checks. they said it would take too much time to give roughly 65,000 students a guest through these new procedures. they will still host dozens of other commencement activities and receptions as they have in previous years. the cancellation of the main graduation ceremony is the latest development in a saga that began ten days ago in... made a move of cancelling the graduation speech of this year's valedictorian sighting safety concerns. however, the valedictorian

maintains that the speech was cancelled due to her pro- palestinian views which many have called anti-semitic. earlier this week the majority of u.s.... following the university's decision. >> it conveys to muslims on campus that the university will not stand by them. it will not stand by them when they are slandered or advocating for palestinian human rights. >> nearly 100 pro- palestinian protesters were arrested last night on the campus protests have intensified at colleges across the country. demonstrations earlier this evening growing tense just a few miles north. pro-israel and pro- palestinian groups clashing at ucla where protesters set up another encampment and similar scenes played out today at stanford, university of minnesota, i university in atlanta and george washington university in our nation's capital. on of those schools have

announced changes to their graduation security or have decided to cancel their speeches so far. >> trace: thank you. let's bring in california policies centre attorney... thank you both for coming on. i would like to get both your take on the usc cancelling the commencement ceremony. what do you think about this? >> it make me very sad for these kids. it's 2024, these are the same kids who missed on -- missed out on their high school graduations because of covid lockdown spirit they can figure out how to provide security, give the protesters of free-speech area, let them do their yelling and let the kids have a ceremony. also you are reaping what you sow because this valedictorian was a minor in resistance to genocide. she was taught all of this at the school. >> you've been in southern california for a long time, your thoughts on this. >> this is the consequence of the leadership that is lacking

any moral compass. it's ultimately the beast that's been created. it's sad for the students and the expenses they lose out on this opportunity because they don't give into the demands of a few agitators. >> i think i found some of that $24 billion that the state wasted on the homeless thing and they have no idea about. $1 million, technically 1,008,944 is what a new permanent supportive housing for the homeless project in santa monica will cost per unit. they've given it 19 names so they can charge more but a million bucks for every -- there's no way to pay for this so they will have to raise taxes >> it's objectively insane. the fact that the city approved this really just boggles my mind. i think what they could do with that money is they could probably get at least five to

ten times as many people sober and off the street with treatment. get them off the street, maybe they can get a job and pay for their own housing. >> you know they are coming for you because they don't have the money to pay for these things. they have to have the money somewhere so they come after businesses, homeowners. it's just the process in california. >> when i look at those numbers that's what i think. look at this budget. 20 percent of this total cost is going to soft costs. they are typically the permits and fees. they don't say what those soft costs are for. we know that that's going to get siphoned off by all of the bodies. this is also a wet project appeared they do not have to discontinue any drug use, they can continue using drugs and they will not be suffering any of the consequences. >> trace: the washington free beacon writes the following. as california, voters sour uncashed reparations, they push

subsidized property taxes and expedited to business licenses instead. julie what do you think? we're going to give everybody business licenses and then pay some of their taxes off and people like the chef you just wait. >> everyone should have an opportunity for an expedited business license. it shouldn't take a very long time for anyone of any race to get a business license. but if my memory serves, california was never a slave state. in recent history we did in turn japanese people in california. i'm confused as to why this is a priority. it doesn't make any sense to me. >> the state has no money. putting these projects aside, unemployment is insolvent. businesses pay money to unemployment insurance and that money is gone. that's a ponzi scheme by its definition. we should be talking about getting the state and a real budget surplus and then we will have that conversation. >> trace: you are very funny.

we appreciate that, thank you. >> trace: first up into nights viral videos you have never seen a symphony like this before. one company experimenting with dogs as conductors. the orchestra plays to the wagging of the dogs tail. talk about a good symphony. if you want to do push-ups with a view of the mona lisa, you are in luck. the louvre now offering dance, yoga and other classes. if you sign up you also get tickets to the exhibit. if you have a viral video to share, share with us. here we go, coming up, self check out the grocery stores. should they stay or should they go? i've got an opinion on this one. let us know. we will read the best responses

in the nightcap.

>> trace: we are back with the nightcap crew. tonight's topic, can the scan.

walmart is joining in on retailers and scaling back self check out stations. some people love them because they are quick and convenient. others say they are unreliable and annoying. what do you think? should they stay or go? >> it depends on how many items i'm purchasing. f. i have a couple i'm going to self checkout but if i have a whole carpal i will going to have some help. i can have someone check it out for me, back up for me and go. >> trace: you are in the middle, kevin corke. >> i love them. i love to get in and get out. if they are going i will not be happy. >> trace: my thing is i hate when they have to put you and say please put your thing i wear do i put it. him on chef help me out here. >> i stood... she was about to smack me over

the head with it. out was afraid for my safety so this is about violence and safety. >> i have a 5050 chance of getting the beep and the siren that goes off that calls in support whenever you are trying to check out. >> might be because you are on the show. >> i'm with kevin i love the self check out. i hate waiting in line p. i want to be in and out and it's a wrap >> trace: is it a wrap for you christina coleman? >> i feel like self checkout needs to go and we need to fully stop the cashier register lanes. if you are in california i've seen people stealing. they pack their bags and walk out. >> i've seen -- seen people stealing without the checkout thing. there they go right past the security guard. should they stay or go on x., estate 34 percent. look at instagram stay

59 percent. different crowd. chuck brown says i love self check outs, many items don't ring up the correct price so i can make sure i don't overpay. joey says i don't like it because i prefer not to do someone else's job. good point. there are times that more -- self checkout is more convenient. if you have a complication it breaks down. that is very true for me. the art dog, they should go. it's too easy to steal stuff. air and says stay, they don't have enough cash years and sometimes i don't want to deal with people. our friend says people need to work and earn a living, we are creating a world of lazy. thank you for watching and joining by the way the nightcap and watching it and watching america's late news. we will see you back here again tomorrow night.

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