So James Carville says he respects the jury system.
These people did the job.
Trump didn't even have the gumption to get on the
stand and defend himself.
Geraldo says, yeah, but that jury hated Trump.
And this was a Trumped up case that should have
never been brought because it was too low level to
bring this guy in who's the presumptive nominee in the
middle of an election. What does Bill O'Reilly believe?
He joins us now.
I believe a lot of things.
Cuomo
Carvel respects the jury system.
That's very noble. And I think that OJ Simpson would
agree with him.
The jury system isn't infallible.
They're human beings. They carry prejudice and bias into the
courtroom.
Everybody knows that.
Alvin Bragg, who prosecuted, we do it without fear or
favor.
Well, Alvin Bragg last year
downgraded
60% of all the felonies handed to him
by the NYP misdemeanors into misdemeanors and dismissed
14%. That
74% of all the crimes in Manhattan brought to Alvin
Bragg were either dismissed
or downgraded. So that means that the New York City
Police Department is the worst police agency in the world.
OK, 74% of the paper that comes across Bragg's desk
doesn't get charged, but he's without fear.
Hey, EV, no one's above the law.
So we all know this is a low level beef.
OK, It's not the Teapot Dome scandal,
it's not Watergate, it's not even Monica Lewinsky and Bill
Clinton
where Carville said something interesting.
If you're an ill, noble person,
a bad person, you surround yourself
with other bad people.
I think Carville's resume may have
Bill Clinton on it anyway,
so I'm trying to point out the hysteria in the
coverage here.
So the most important thing in this story is something
that you
overlooked. But I was surprised because you bang this drum
on the Cuomo program all the time.
This is creating even more discord in the United States.
Not since the Civil War said it.
Yeah, you're right. It's exacerbating things.
Not since the Civil War
has the citizenry hated each other.
And I use that word literally
as much as it does now.
It's going to get worse.
So now we have bitterness,
we have acrimony, we will have violence that's coming.
We have
50% of the country believes the justice system is corrupt,
50, maybe more. Remember, 70 million people voted for Donald
Trump,
70 million. So what should happen now?
And I wrote this on
billoreilly.com and I steered you to it,
but I don't think you went in.
Is that tomorrow, President Biden
should pardon Donald Trump of any and all
crimes and suggest publicly that Governor Hochul
do the same thing. And then on Saturday,
President Biden should pardon his son Hunter.
That would throw the whole acrimonious system
into absolute chaos. And there's precedent,
as you know, because Gerald Ford did exactly the same
thing when Richard Nixon
could have been charged in Watergate.
And those crimes were 1000 times worse
than what Trump was charged with.
So in this case, Biden should do in this case,
but Biden can't. But that's why you bring in Governor
Hochul.
He can't pardon a state case.
Hochul could. But he can say to Hochul,
and believe me, you should
do this.
You should do this. Let's let's let's leave,
let's leave out the fact that Trump would never do
that.
Trump would never do that
for.