On today's show, Glenn Beck is joined by special guest Alan Dershowitz to talk about the Omar interview, the Mueller testimony, and a song from 1942. Plus, a look at the Democratic response to the Omar testimony.
00:04:07.360Chris Darden, attorney prosecuting the O.J. Simpson case, against the objections of many of the other attorneys, decided to put the gloves on and have O.J. come up and try the gloves.
00:04:20.460And, you know, everyone was saying, no, it's not a good idea, and he decided to do it.
00:04:25.080It was his call, and he did it, and he owns it now to this day.
00:04:28.040I mean, he winds up with an actually amazing career as an attorney.
00:04:31.880But he admits it was a really bad mistake, and that's what this felt like.
00:04:36.480I mean, Robert Mueller told you, don't call me to testify about this.
00:04:42.840It was like, to use your analogy, it's almost like the gloves, as he went to pick them up and making the final decision, the gloves said, don't do it.
00:05:11.940I mean, he didn't even, not only did he not say anything new, which was something we all could have predicted, because Robert Mueller told us he wasn't going to say anything new.
00:05:20.300He did exactly what he said he was going to do.
00:05:23.060Yeah, and I think it was a little worse than that.
00:07:52.200But it's like, they don't have, they're, they're just the face of it.
00:07:56.120And I think like, you know, there's a, there's a thing that goes on with these, the parties that go on in the Super Bowl cities every year.
00:08:02.020And so they throw these big Super Bowl parties and they advertise them like crazy.
00:08:06.300They'll be like, Kendall Jenner, you know, every big, whatever.
00:08:56.220Because I mean, going through this, we had the impression that here's a guy who, you know, you could criticize the investigation all you want.
00:09:02.600I think, as we pointed out many times, there's a lot of really important information that came out about Russia.
00:09:07.840And the Trump, the Trump part of it was a sideshow.
00:09:09.960The Russia part was actually legitimate.
00:09:11.340And that's the, and he said that in the opening statement, you know, you could say whatever you want, but Russia was trying to hack, did try to hack, and they're going to hack again.
00:10:05.880Before you ask for one hour martinizing, is Trump a criminal?
00:10:12.280That's a solid dry cleaning joke right there.
00:10:16.040But like, I now looking back at it after watching the, this, uh, testimony, it kind of seems like the, he just wasn't engaged in it.
00:10:24.720Like maybe he was just, it was the name brand.
00:10:27.320It was, he looked, and I hate to, you know, I hate to say, you know, he's old and, and senile, but I, it, my guess is he didn't even read the damn thing like the night before.
00:20:11.440Because if that's true, fine, make the argument.
00:20:14.720But I would say most likely she was pissed off at someone in an argument and just, and said, you know what, get out of my face.
00:20:21.440So it's an elevated way of saying get out of my face.
00:20:26.260And you know what, then you have to also clear the barrier as to why Donald Trump is a jerk to everyone who disagrees with him.
00:20:34.760There is an entire New York Times, like, mini site inside the New York Times site, which highlights everyone he's insulted since, like, 2015.
00:24:18.080And I tend to believe him only because I've seen this guy, and he, for instance, he's not a guy who's going to vote for Trump, but he sees something, and he feels that it is right, and he says it no matter what the cost is to him personally.
00:24:37.600And I wonder also if this isn't part of the price he's paying for his defense of Donald Trump.
00:24:44.440Welcome to Alan Dershowitz to the program.
00:25:52.520And that she participated in a threesome with me, but not my style.
00:25:56.420And the other case that I had sex with her seven times on an island that I had never been to, except with my wife and daughter, in a ranch, all these exotic places.
00:26:10.260And I have records, my travel records, my TV records, my court records, my American Express records, that categorically prove I could never have been in any of those places.
00:26:21.100And best of all, I have a tape recording by David Boies, the woman's lawyer, who tells me on tape that it was impossible for me to have been in those places, and that his client is, quote, wrong, simply wrong.
00:26:34.460And then I have emails from the woman accusing me to a friend of hers who was working on a book with her, saying, I don't remember who I had sex with, just tell me it.
00:26:43.380And then she responds by saying, well, we know you didn't have sex with Dershowitz, but you should mention him in the book.
00:26:48.620It will help you sell the book, because he wrote Reversal of Fortune.
00:26:51.940And then she puts me in the book as someone she did not have sex with.
00:26:56.360So the evidence is just overwhelming and conclusive.
00:27:01.160On their side, all they have are two witnesses who have long histories of lying.
00:27:06.180In one case, the first woman, Virginia Roberts, claimed she had dinner with Al Gore and Tipagore on Jeffrey Epstein's island.
00:27:14.120Al Gore and Tipagore have never met Jeffrey Epstein.
00:27:18.100She claimed she had dinner twice with Bill Clinton, who was flown to the island by a rookie, novice helicopter pilot.
00:27:25.100But with Secret Service agents on the plane, Secret Service records prove that Epstein was never on the island.
00:27:34.280This other woman who accused me has emails she wrote to the New York Post saying she has sex tapes, sex tapes, of Hillary Clinton, of Donald Trump, of Bill Clinton and Richard Branson.
00:27:47.640And in the email, she mentions all the people she had sex with, never mentions me.
00:27:51.580She says I was her lawyer, which isn't true, but she never says she had sex with me.
00:27:56.120That's the quality of the two women who have accused me for money.
00:28:00.360And on my side, I have all this evidence.
00:28:02.140On the other side, there's never been a clearer case of innocence.
00:28:21.280My God, that's the worst kind of sexism.
00:28:23.220Well, I'm going to continue to call these women liars, and I'm going to continue to call their lawyers people who helped put them up to these lies because the evidence is clear.
00:28:32.840They never accused me until they met their lawyers.
00:28:36.200And yet newspapers and the media still carry stories accusing me falsely.
00:28:42.280The New Yorker is about to write a hit piece on me, and I have evidence that the editor of The New Yorker told people the reason they're doing a hit piece is because of my support for Trump's legal rights, my support for Benjamin Netanyahu, and my support for Israel.
00:28:57.420And they're trying to silence my voice explicitly.
00:29:00.960They think they can destroy my career and my integrity by making these false accusations.
00:29:05.520And then I won't stand up for the legal rights of Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, and the state of Israel.
00:29:37.400See, I had so much credibility to you because no man in your position and seeing what happens to dirtbags and how stupid that would be to say those things if they weren't true.
00:29:52.760Because somebody's going to go out to try to prove it, prove you wrong.
00:29:56.340And to contrast it, the two women who have accused me refuse to speak to you, refuse to speak to the New Yorker, refuse to speak to the Miami Herald, refuse to speak to the New York Times.
00:30:04.940They only make the accusation from behind the litigation privilege because they know if they say it in court papers, then I can't sue them for defamation.
00:30:13.040And the whole plot is they accuse me behind litigation privilege in court papers, they leak it to the press, then I deny it in public to the media, as I am doing right now, and then they sue me for defamation.
00:30:26.180That's the plan, and that's the way they're hoping to make more money.
00:30:30.440But I'm not going to settle this case.
00:30:32.200I'm going to litigate it and prove that they have committed perjury, and I'm going to try to get the FBI to investigate both me and them to see who's telling the truth and who's lying.
00:30:42.100So one of the people, and you started with David Boyce, and most people probably don't know who he is.
00:30:49.840I remember him as the guy who defended Al Gore in the 2000 election, but he is probably, you know, one of the top five attorneys in the country.
00:31:04.000You came out swinging and said that you are, correct me if I'm wrong, I don't want to put words into your mouth,
00:31:11.140because I know you're careful with words, but it sounded to me like you're saying he framed you.
00:31:17.780I am saying that he was part of a system where these women, and he was their lawyer, framed me.
00:31:25.120Remember, he's also the same lawyer who was representing the New York Times and hired people to extort, threaten, get information on a New York Times reporter,
00:31:35.080and the New York Times thought it was such a horrible conflict of interest.
00:31:37.640They fired him and wrote an editorial.
00:31:40.500He tried to stop the Me Too movement by trying to prevent the New York Times from publishing material about Harvey Weinstein.
00:31:48.280He's engaged in similar tactics with other women.
00:31:51.300His history with women is horrible, and he's trying to now compensate for that long history by supporting women.
00:31:59.880But he's destroying the Me Too movement because I'm going to prove a trial that these women made up a story for money, and it's going to hurt the Me Too movement.
00:32:06.680I don't want to hurt the Me Too movement because it's very important when we're dealing with truthful stories.
00:32:11.720But, you know, I think it was Eric Hoffa who once said, every cause starts as a movement, it then becomes a business, and ultimately it degenerates into a racket.
00:32:20.120And David Boies is turning the Me Too movement into a racket to try to obtain money from people who are telling lies to help him and to help themselves.
00:32:31.420So why would – I mean, you know, you always hear that attorneys just don't turn on each other, and, you know, it's almost like a thin blue line kind of thing.
00:33:15.500And if you want to keep it a secret, if you don't want to have happen to you what happened to Alan Dershowitz,
00:33:21.420there are ways of resolving this, even though it's well beyond the statute of limitations.
00:33:25.400And according to the best friend of the woman who publicly accused me, they were seeking a billion – not a million, not a hundred million – a billion dollars from this man who was worth $7 billion.
00:33:37.760And, of course, he'd be willing to pay a billion dollars not to destroy the company because the one big difference between what I was accused of and what Wexner was accused of –
00:33:46.940Wexner was accused of not only having sex with this woman but making her wear Victoria's Secret-type lingerie when she was underage.
00:33:56.680Imagine what that would do to a company if it came out.
00:33:59.840And so the question is, we know from his own affidavits, David Boies met with Leslie Wexner's lawyers.
00:34:05.940Leslie Wexner's lawyers described it as a shakedown.
00:34:08.580Leslie Wexner's wife described it as a shakedown.
00:34:11.400He met with the lawyers, David Boies personally, and after meeting with the lawyers, Leslie Wexner's name disappears from the public record.
00:35:11.600Why in the world would he pick Alan – I was going to say, the Alan Dershowitz?
00:35:18.460Well, first of all, I filed bar charges against him, so he was furious at me.
00:35:22.940And so he threatened me through other people, saying, unless you withdraw the bar charges, we're going to find another young woman because two are better than one.
00:35:32.200So he found this other woman who had written emails saying she had sex tapes of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump and Bill Clinton, etc.
00:35:39.000It was a combination of economic motives and rage at me for calling him into account in front of the Bar Association.
00:35:49.360And, you know, at this point, he can't pull back because he's gone so far.
00:35:54.560But he says in one of his affidavits he thought it was initially a mistake to go after me because he knew I would fight back.
00:36:01.220He also was a mistake to go after me because he knew I didn't do it.
00:36:30.120One of the things that we were talking about last night when I was talking to somebody about having you on was,
00:36:36.800if there was ever a guy who was in the position to be Me Too'd, it would be a guy who was hanging out with young, impressionable college students at Harvard when you're Alan Dershowitz.
00:36:53.540I'm sure you had ample opportunity, and to have zero complaints says something about your character.
00:37:13.900I always thought it was inappropriate.
00:37:15.360In fact, I represented several women who had been harassed by their professors at Harvard and worked out resolutions for them.
00:37:24.220I was always on the side of the people who were harassed or the students, but, of course, never a complaint, never a complaint in my entire life.
00:37:32.800I'm 81 years old this September, and I lived a flawless personal life.
00:37:39.360And the New Yorker is coming after me.
00:37:42.060They're claiming, I forced my first wife to have an abortion.
00:38:02.780I am a wonderful father and grandfather.
00:38:04.240But they're trying to dig up every possible bit of dirt, the New Yorker, in an effort to silence my voice because they don't like what I'm saying about Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, or the state of Israel.
00:38:14.380He's been called the top lawyer of last resort.
00:38:17.780He is the best-known criminal lawyer in the world.
00:38:22.580His name is Alan Dershowitz, and he is providing a remarkable interview.
00:38:27.900And I would like to invite you, sir, to bring your evidence.
00:38:33.260And I do a podcast once a week, and it's a 90-minute uninterrupted interview.
00:38:42.360I'd love to have you show the evidence and make your case.
00:38:53.200There is nothing because my two accusers won't even speak on the record or off the record.
00:38:57.320They only hide behind the litigation privilege.
00:38:59.360And then I have this massive evidence, tape recordings, e-mails.
00:39:04.020Unfortunately, some of them are currently under seal.
00:39:06.260We've been trying very hard to get them unsealed.
00:39:09.000We won a case in the Second Circuit Court of Appeals ordering them to be unsealed, but the mandate hasn't yet issued because somebody is appealing from that order.
00:39:17.440But as soon as they come out, it'll be completely and totally clear that these women never, ever accused me until they met David Boies.
00:39:27.980And indeed, to the contrary, they both said quite categorically that they did not ever have sex with me and then changed their mind if they were promised a pot of gold by David Boies.
00:39:38.720Okay, so let me go to the political ramifications.
00:39:42.660I find this interesting that this case came out a long time ago.
00:39:47.200People have known about the private island and everything else.
00:39:49.880They've known about him for a long time.
00:40:20.060I think the interest in me is largely because of Donald Trump.
00:40:24.100If I had been a strong opponent to Donald Trump, if I had taken the views that my colleagues like Larry Tribe and others have taken about Donald Trump,
00:40:32.280I don't think the media would be interested in these false accusations.
00:40:34.840They had already been debunked and proved false before Trump got elected president.