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Biden's Justice Department has just brought criminal charges against Donald Trump, his political opponent for the third time in four months. This time, the charges relate to January 6th. Good evening. Today, an indictment was unsealed, charging Donald J. Trump with conspiring to defraud the United States, conspiring to disenfranchise voters, and conspiring and attempting to obstruct an official proceeding. The indictment was issued by a grand jury of citizens here in the District of Columbia, and it sets forth the crimes charged in detail. That was Special Counsel Jack Smith, who looked like a bedraggled, nervous wreck, dripping with anger and highly emotional. The last time Jack Smith charged a politician, the case was so weak it got tossed out of the Supreme Court unanimously. Biden's Justice Department is using obscure federal statutes to put a former president in prison for the rest of his life. These charges aren't bribery, not assault, not tax evasion, not sex trafficking. They're charging Trump under the act of 1866. It was used against the Klan, and now they're using it against Trump. Here are the specific charges. Count one, conspiracy to defraud the United States. Count two, conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding. Count three, conspiracy or attempt to obstruct an official proceeding. Count four, conspiracy against rights. Okay. Now, here's how they're saying Trump broke the law. They're saying Trump lied that the election was fraudulent when he really knew the election was clean, and that these lies made it hard for the government to certify the election. Now, first, they said Trump called a bunch of state legislators in Georgia, Arizona, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin, and tried to get them to investigate election fraud, hold hearings. Okay. Then the government says Trump tried to get some states to send in Trump electors instead of Biden electors, and only a tiny handful of states did that. They mailed in some Trump electors to the archivist and to the Senate, and then the Senate threw him in the garbage and ratified the Biden electors. That was it. Then they're saying Trump broke the law when he asked Pence to do the right thing, to not certify and kick it back to the states. That was a different legal interpretation than many people had at the time, but it was a difference of opinion, and it didn't matter because Pence didn't do it. And then they're saying the January 6th protesters, because of Trump's lies, slowed down the certification for a couple hours. That's it. Those are the charges. Now, I know this doesn't count in a court of law, but do you think Trump had any idea that he was breaking the law when he was asking Mike Pence not to certify? And how are you going to prove that Trump knew there wasn't any election fraud? And how are you going to prove that these were corrupt intentions if Trump thought he was doing the righteous thing? You can't. It was just politics. It's all politics. He was pushing it as far as he could, and maybe he pushed it a little too far. But should he die in prison for that? I don't think the Biden administration realizes what it's done here. It's going to give Donald Trump the opportunity to re-litigate the 2020 election in federal court. This is what Donald Trump's been dying to do for the last two and a half years. He's going to have subpoena power. He's going to cross-examine witnesses. He's going to put on his own witnesses. He's going to go out and prove or try to prove there was election fraud in Philly, Vegas, Arizona, Detroit. And the federal government is going to have to prove that it was clean in those deep blue counties. That's going to be a fun one to follow. So Trump's due in court on Thursday for the January 6th charges. So in case you're keeping score at home, Donald Trump will be on trial in three different courtrooms next year, an election year, while he's running for president, while he's fundraising, and while he's debating. So he'll be in court on bookkeeping charges with Stormy Daniels in Manhattan in March. He'll be in a Florida courtroom beginning in May on the Mar-a-Lago documents case, and he'll be in a DC courtroom on the January 6th charges, probably in the spring as well. He needs a body double. And this is a DC jury in a case overseen by an Obama appointed judge who has got a nasty track record. Oh, and there's another Georgia election related grand jury considering charging Trump. So he can have four trials next year. And we also may be looking at a president Biden impeachment trial next year as well. So legally speaking, Trump's going to have to pay lawyers a lot of money. And if he's convicted, he will not go to prison. He'll be freed on appeal and he'll be able to appeal these federal charges all the way to the Supreme Court, which will take a while, probably until after the election. And there's no way the Supreme Court of the United States is going to uphold the conviction of a former president close to 80 years old. That's not how the court operates, especially on something as political as this. Now the timing of this indictment was coordinated to take the heat off Biden. This is the third time this has happened. You ready? On March 17th, Hunter admitted the laptop was his. And on the very next day, Trump received word Alvin Bragg was indicting him in New York. On June 8th, an FBI document broke that Ukraine paid Biden a $5 million bribe. And the next day on June 9th, Biden's DOJ indicts Trump on the Mar-a-Lago documents. Yesterday, on July 31st, a Biden insider told Congress that Biden spoke with Hunter Biden's business partners dozens of times. And Hunter was paid handsomely to get his dad to fire the prosecutor in Ukraine. And then today, August 1st, Biden's Justice Department indicts Trump on January 6th charges. This isn't a coincidence. Any time Biden's in trouble, Trump pays for it. And the news cycle flips. Now Donald Trump is a runaway favorite to wrap up the Republican nomination and is currently tied with Joe Biden in yesterday's New York Times poll in the general. 43-43. Astonishingly, after these political war crimes have been perpetrated on him, Donald Trump is in the best position he's been in so far to win reelection. Can you believe that? At which point he'll have to pardon himself immediately. And don't you think for a second, he's not going to unleash hell on all of his political enemies. This is only the beginning of politicians putting other politicians and their families in prison. Sad we had to go down this road, but this is where we are. And now we have to finish it.

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can't lie to a bank to get a mortgage. And if they did, our government would throw the book at them. There simply cannot be different rules for different people. All right. Well, if you guess the Trump-hating New York attorney general who's now charged with mortgage fraud, congratulations. You got that right. That post came a full four years after she allegedly did what she was accusing Donald Trump of doing. She's vowing to fight, though, her charges as her allies try to normalize breaking the law. What Tish James, and again, we're still getting the details, but if it's related to this mortgage issue, I mean, this is something that everyone in America, or many people at least, if you're lucky enough to be able to buy a house in America, you deal with this, right? The federal government doesn't go after all of these people for doing this. Bank fraud or will we consider mortgage fraud type cases are very common. Joining me exclusively, Bill Pulte, federal housing director, Bill, the angle broke the story back in April that you sent a criminal referral to the DOJ for Letitia James. Now, to those downplaying the seriousness of these charges saying basically everyone does it, what's your response tonight? Well, mortgage fraud is very serious, Laura. I don't like how people are trying to minimize this and trying to minimize violating the law. She was charged with bank fraud. I mean, that's a very serious thing. And you know, Laura, I'll say this, when people lie on small things, they tend to lie on big things and they tend to lie a lot. And going back to the 1980s, this subject said that she was married to her father. That doesn't make any sense for purposes of getting a mortgage application. And then you have, she has these three different properties. She has two in Virginia, one that she claims is her primary residence. Another one that she claims is her second residence with the, which the DOJ is now, and, and Lindsay Halligan has done a great job, I think at laying this out is she's Letitia James appears to be representing it as an investment property for her taxes. So I think Ms. James has a world of problems. And I just want to tell everyone, if, if there is mortgage fraud and you commit mortgage fraud in this country, we're going to come after you. It doesn't matter whether you're a Republican, a Democrat or a sophisticated person like Ms. James. Yeah, to me, I watched this and I watched her reaction last night and she's trying to do that kind of righteous indignation and, and the facts will show, in other words, saying it's just political retribution, Donald Trump's weaponizing government. That's kind of rich, don't you think, coming from her? Well, it is, but what's also concerning Laura is, you know, we have a tax system in this country and we have certain things, you know, I run Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac for the president, as you know, and we're trying to turn these companies around. We're trying to lower housing costs. We can't have attorney generals out there saying that something is a primary residence when really it's not, or that it's a secondary residence when it's not. We need all hands on deck to reverse what's happened these last four years. President Trump is committed to it. And again, it doesn't matter whether it's Letitia James or somebody else. I'll raise one other thing with you, Laura, which was fascinating in this indictment that U.S. Attorney Halligan did. She lays out in there, and I didn't know this, but it's fascinating to me that Letitia James, according to the indictment, said that she had a primary residence at the secondary home for purposes of insurance. I believe, and I don't know for sure, we'll have to see what happens, that that's insurance fraud. And a lot of people just think, Laura, well, it's mortgage fraud. You have downstream crimes when you have mortgage fraud. You have insurance fraud, you have tax fraud. And so I wouldn't be surprised to see a superseding indictment, But of course, that would be all up to the DOJ. Very, very--

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The Bible says like this, "We've all sinned and fallen short of the glory of God." Even you, you that are watching this broadcast and you that are on this, that have asked me these questions, you have sins and skeletons in your closet that you pray to God never shows up on your broadcast. He's still a man, and he still has to carry out his assignment. Right now, God has chosen him to be the 47th president of the United States of America. So, he knows without a shadow of a doubt that because of the assignment he has, he needs the hand of God on his life. And that's, that's why so many of the Christian rights support him. Donald Trump has been convicted of lying in his businesses, convicted of fraud, facing a multi-million pound fine for that. He had to pay millions of pounds in damages over sexual assault. He's facing further charges of trying to overturn the result of the last election. Does that mean that he's ignoring spiritual advice, or do you think that that is something that perhaps you should be taking into account or advising him over? Well, apparently you don't read your Bible, because if you read your Bible, let me finish. I'm pointing out to you what has happened in recent weeks, Donald. Let me finish, let me finish, let me finish, because you're talking about allegations and things that he's been found guilty of by courts that from day one have already been trying to sabotage Donald Trump's presidency. Remember collusion, number one, right? You remember impeachment, number one, impeachment, number two, you remember Russian collusion, delusion, all of these things turn out to be false, right? And so the reality of it is there has a clear- Yeah, but a few weeks ago, he was found guilty of fraud. He was found facing a multi-million pound fine. He had to pay all this- The reality of it is that in Colorado tried to take Donald Trump off the ballot because they said he was guilty of insurrection, but the Supreme Court just nine to zero, including the Democrats, including the so-called liberal justices, all said Donald Trump belongs on that ballot. It is clear to me and to the millions of Americans- But he's still facing a trial over his role at the Capitol. The reality of it is that what we believe is falling apart, as you can see, if you've been reading the news, you see what is happening in Georgia, what the sexual allegations against the DA and the lawyer, the prosecutor that's leaving the charge against Donald Trump. But let me just answer your question like this. The Bible says like this, "We've all seen it and fallen short of the glory of God." Even you, you that are watching this broadcast and you that are on this, that have asked me these questions, you have sins and skeletons in your closet that you pray to God never shows up on your broadcast. But yet here you are, a national international broadcaster. I fully accept that I may have sinned in my life, but I just want to ask you whether you, as a man of God, are concerned- Can I just ask you this question- I believe that if Donald Trump, you let me finish my statement, you're talking over me. The fact that this, because you're not allowing me to answer the question. You asked me, "Should I be concerned?" No, I'm not concerned because the same God that forgave you, the same God that forgave Mark Burns, is the same God through the blood of Jesus that forgives Donald J. Trump. And for you to keep bringing it up like it disqualifies him. Have you heard of a man called David who was an adulterer and a murderer? Have you heard of a man called Noah who was an alcoholic, but yet he was the man that God said is going to reign? Have you heard of a man named Peter who was so anointed that when he walked around the ground, his shadow passed by those that were sick and they were healed, but yet that's the same man that cussed, the same man that Jesus said, "Get thee behind me, Satan," the same man that denied Jesus three times, the same man that took a knife and cut the ears off of a high priest's servant ear. Don't you know a man named Paul? Let me finish. You know a man named Paul who was what he called a chief servant who actually helped kill Christians, but yet he was the very person that we know and have the New Testament by. Ma'am, read your Bible because you could talk about Donald Trump- Thank you, Pastor Burns. You could talk about Donald Trump's failures, but you got to talk about his victories at the same time, and the same God that heals him, the same God that heals me and you.

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Attention, please, ladies and gentlemen, in recognition of the anniversary of 9/11, the most deadly and vicious attack on our American homeland in our history, the New York Yankees take this moment to honor the victims of this tragedy and those who work tirelessly to bring back our great city. The New York Yankees welcome back to Yankee Stadium, the 45th and 47th President of the United States, Donald J. Trump, for the solemn anniversary of September 11, 2001.

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-I'm delighted to welcome President Macron back to the White House. The relationship's been very special with France, and we look forward to keeping that going for a long period of time. France is America's oldest ally. Our cherished partnership has been a force for freedom, prosperity, and peace from the very beginning. French support helped us to seize our destiny as an independent nation. -Our common objective, clearly, is to build peace and a solid and longstanding peace. And I think the U.S. and France always stand on the same side, the right side, I would say, of history.

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