On today's show, Megyn Kelly talks about Daylight Savings Time, the new iPhone 17 Pro, and why Norah ODonnell is much more attractive than Zoran Mamdani. Plus, President Trump sits down with 60 Minutes to defend his immigration policies.
00:09:55.500However, you've also seen you're going to go out.
00:09:59.140We're going to work with you and you're going to come back into our country legally.
00:10:02.420Walter, by the way, not asked anything about the attacks on ICE agents who are being shot at, who have actual bounties on their heads, who are uniformly dragged by outlets like CBS unfairly every night.
00:10:19.440Well, I mean, you know, possession is nine tenths of the law.
00:10:24.920They say, you know, if you can get something into your possession, it's hard to get it back from you.
00:10:30.540I guess migration is easier when you flood over and you go across, you know, jungles and deserts and so on.
00:10:40.220These people just to get here have been through much worse than they're being put through to leave.
00:10:47.000First of all, they have the option of complying, which I'm sure you don't bust the glass if somebody is complying.
00:10:55.040Those videos come from people who are resisting.
00:10:59.720So it's always going to be ugly when you have to undo something that, you know, a law that wasn't paid attention to in the first place.
00:12:11.960Rather than talking to us about Lakin Riley or Jocelyn Nungare or Rachel Moran down in the southeast who was raped and assaulted and murdered with her.
00:12:26.540And in fact, I think we know why, because she doesn't seem to have much of a problem with immigration, illegal immigration, or at least she didn't when she interviewed Kamala Harris.
00:12:37.400Here's a thought from last year when she came to Kamala Harris's defense on immigration after the presidential debate.
00:12:45.920When the topic of immigration came up, which is one that Donald Trump likes to hammer this administration on, he likes to call Kamala Harris wrongly the border czar.
00:12:59.320That was not specifically her her job.
00:13:16.180And that is Norah O'Donnell trying to run cover for Kamala Harris to remove that set of responsibilities from her so that she didn't have to share in what happened to this country, which is exactly what Trump and Tom Homan are trying to fix with these deportations and the ICE raids.
00:13:34.520She was what she was one of the arsonists, Walter.
00:13:36.940So, of course, she's not going to be honest about the fire that's burning.
00:13:39.480Well, like I say, you know, arson, when you set the fire, is actually probably a pretty easy crime.
00:13:49.260Putting out a fire involves knocking down doors, breaking down walls.
00:13:55.420Writing a terrible situation is always going to be difficult and awkward.
00:14:00.140And picking it most awkward moments and most difficult moments as exemplary is, you know, that's dishonest news, but that's their stock in trade.
00:14:10.640As far as this revisionism about Kamala Harris's responsibility for the border, I mean, they can literally in five seconds find video of her proclaiming that or her being named that.
00:14:28.540I mean, it's a fact of it's a fact of Internet history unless they've already erased it.
00:14:34.420You know, that's that's what they do, as you well know.
00:14:37.380If it's a bad fact for them, they're they're very, very capable of erasing it here.
00:14:42.760She decides to get I mean, we heard this from Barack Obama.
00:14:45.320If people listen to AM update this morning, which they should.
00:14:48.080We played a soundbite of Barack Obama criticizing Donald Trump, saying he's weaponized the Department of Justice to go after his political enemies.
00:14:56.960Like, this is the reason why you shouldn't vote Republican, because Trump has weaponized the DOJ to go after his political enemies.
00:15:05.480Meanwhile, we it's not just what Joe Biden did to Trump.
00:15:08.420It's also what Barack Obama did to Trump, trying to set him up as a Russian stooge when Obama knew that he wasn't all of his top intel people going to him, saying this is bullshit.
00:15:18.180This is a Hillary Clinton operation to try to tar Trump.
00:15:21.080And Barack Obama said, pedal to the metal, boys.
00:16:17.760No, you don't have to instruct them because they were so dirty, they were so crooked, they were so corrupt that the honest people we have, Pam Bondi's doing a very good job, Kash Patel's doing a very good job.
00:16:28.620The honest people that we have go after them automatically.
00:16:36.860You're looking at a man who was indicted many times, and I had to beat the rap.
00:16:40.480Otherwise, I couldn't have run for president.
00:16:42.380They tried to get me not to run for president by going after me and by indicting me.
00:16:47.440You know, Walter, you notice that in these questions, when anybody asks Trump about whether this is political retribution, they don't ask, they don't insert the phrase, for what?
00:17:00.080What exactly, Nora, would it be political retribution for?
00:17:05.200And why do you feel the need to excise that from your question?
00:17:11.000I would fire her if I were Barry White.
00:17:14.760Exactly, because these questions are beneath 60 minutes.
00:17:18.520They ignore vast factual continents that have already emerged from the sea and aren't going back under it.
00:17:27.160And, you know, isn't all legal punishment retribution in some sense?
00:17:32.320I mean, when we punish a murderer, it's retribution for their murder.
00:17:36.180When we punish a spy, it's retribution for espionage.
00:17:39.880In the political realm, if you punish someone who has committed crimes, I suppose it's retribution, but it's retribution on behalf of the people of the United States.
00:19:35.440It was political retribution for what they did to you.
00:19:38.520Honestly, Walter, that's a way better question because it's clearly true.
00:19:42.260And most of us don't give a shit because they deserve it.
00:19:45.480Well, and the other thing is, it was people like her who made James Comey and Letitia James into these secular saints.
00:19:54.740Now, you see, what they're doing is they're trying to harvest the propaganda campaign that he ran on half of these people.
00:20:01.640These were never wonderful people in the first place.
00:20:04.640But when they were prosecuting Donald Trump, they made them into secular heroes.
00:20:10.320And now they're listing them as though they're untouchables.
00:20:13.660How Letitia James, you know, the icon of New York justice, James Comey, the prince of probity, the man who wrote, you know, a higher calling.
00:20:27.680In other words, they built these people up and now they can't believe that the bowling pins that they set up were coming down.
00:20:35.080It's their credibility that's on the line, frankly.
00:20:38.520And that's why they're defending them, because we all remember when they put the crowns on these folks.
00:20:52.400And I certainly made my opinion known that I'd love to see something happen if the crime were there.
00:20:56.760But neither these prosecutors nor these grand juries would have indicted had they not found probable cause for a crime.
00:21:05.300You know, my personal preference aside, the process went through the correct hoops.
00:21:10.060These grand juries actually declined to return a true bill on some of the proposed charges.
00:21:15.300And so clearly these left wing juries in the Eastern District of Virginia, et cetera, found probable cause.
00:21:23.060Now the legal system will play out as it should.
00:21:25.420And by the way, where was Norah O'Donnell in 60 Minutes talking to Kamala Harris about Joe Biden saying to The New York Times in April 2022,
00:21:53.960Well, one thing Trump doesn't do enough is is is list those people who were persecuted besides him.
00:22:00.280When she made that list of Comey, Letitia and so on, he should have come back with Steve Bannon, Roger Stone, all of the people who actually went to freaking jail.
00:22:11.040And I mean, weren't just indicted, but went to jail.
00:22:15.620And not only that, he has to, I think, stand up for the fact that, you know, it is grand juries that did this.
00:22:25.200It is, you know, Americans who made these charges.
00:22:31.420If the grand juries in those places had thought that he was on some kind of witch hunt without evidence and so on, they could have told him to shove it.
00:23:20.680But, you know, then when you act as though there may not be, when you actually let the audience assume that perhaps this has been done without any basis, then you're being misleading.
00:23:33.360And I don't think you belong on 60 Minutes.
00:23:35.880I mean, especially the Bolton one, which even the left wing newspapers have acknowledged was started under the Biden administration.
00:23:44.060It had the investigation into whether he wrongfully disclosed classified information.
00:23:49.940By the way, we're going to do a deep dive into the Tish James indictment as the last block of our show today with a man who knows who was convicted of committing fraud himself.
00:24:05.080Trump was asked about how and this, too, is a lie about how Zoran Mondani is basically the Trump of the left, which I mean, talk about a laundering of Zoran Mondani.
00:24:41.260It's going to be hard for me as the president to give a lot of money to New York, because if you have a communist running New York, all you're doing is wasting the money you're sending there.
00:24:53.040So I don't know that he's one and I'm not a fan of Cuomo one way or the other.
00:24:57.400But if it's going to be between a bad Democrat and a communist, I'm going to pick the bad Democrat all the time, to be honest with you.
00:31:39.480Oh, they only did it because he sued, because it became a national controversy, because people felt they actively interfered with the presidential election.
00:31:47.480Because what's so controversial about just showing an actual exchange or showing the transcript of the actual exchange versus what you aired?
00:32:02.040And they never did it before because they wanted to hide their sins.
00:32:05.220And now they've gotten caught and forced to do it.
00:32:07.700But it allows a chess game on the part of the interviewee that didn't exist before, which is, as Trump said, you can now say things that you know they're going to cut out.
00:32:18.940And you have a sort of second interview.
00:32:21.100You have like the black market interview in which you praise Barry Weiss and so on.
00:32:27.880And you know it's going to be cut out, but you know it's also going to be available and can be clipped and circulated on social media.
00:32:35.760So there are now two 60-minute interviews every time there is one.
00:32:40.920And one includes, I bet you will cut this out, and then they do.
00:33:22.960But it shows that these places are penetrable.
00:33:26.880CBS News, next to the New York Times, is the historic crown jewel of what is called the establishment liberal media.
00:33:36.360You know, back to the days of Bill Paley, whatever.
00:33:38.960And that it could have a change in its executive leader and in its editorial policy, I don't think is appreciated as the sea change it really is.
00:33:58.620Well, they had a change at the top at 60 with their executive producer prior to Barry.
00:34:02.680Now, post-Barry, and we reported this late last week, there are reports that Scott Pelley may be on his way out, which I totally believe, because Barry is not an insane lunatic.
00:34:14.580There's no way she didn't look at him.
00:34:36.760So he's, I believe, will be on his way out.
00:34:38.900And today, or yesterday, whatever, a couple days ago, it hit the news that the next one to go, I will show you who we believe the next one to go is.
00:55:00.140But as Stephen L. Miller on X put it, I'm afraid we've disappointed the Obamas again.
00:55:06.480Once again, we haven't lived up to their high standards.
00:55:10.320And we're essentially being called racist.
00:55:13.200Here's Michelle Obama, who's promoting a new book on her special fashion and sat down with People magazine and said the following in Sot 26.
00:55:24.720Hair as women of color, that the way our hair naturally grows out of our head is beautiful.
00:55:33.140But if we struggle to make it look like the standard, that means we are spending thousands of hours and lots of money.
00:55:42.320Straightening out what is naturally curly hair, right?
00:55:52.980So what she's saying is she's bitter because society's standards, in her view, don't allow black women to just walk around with their natural hair.
00:56:07.240Black women can walk around with whatever hair they want.
00:56:11.220Only in Michelle Obama's warped mind do white people not like them unless their hair looks like white hair.
00:56:19.880Anyway, and here's the other thing, the nerve, the nerve of this woman to pretend that black women are the only women who have to spend a bunch of time getting their natural hair to, quote, conform to these alleged society standards.
00:56:34.940Because virtually every woman I know, every woman spends a shit ton of time on her hair and wants it to look better than God made it.
01:05:29.200You know, I mean, we're just straight up kind of what do you not look at history?
01:05:34.100You know, I could pull up pictures of Jackie O in a second and see this fashion icon in sleeveless dresses as First Lady.
01:05:42.640At a point, you're like, oh, this is this is politics.
01:05:45.940This is, you know, if you can't beat them, make everybody scared of them.
01:05:51.220How often were we called unpresidential?
01:05:54.680How many ways were we were were our opponents trying to make us make the country feel that we were not suitable for this job, even when we had it?
01:06:22.080He's the one who's called unpresidential.
01:06:24.360They're trying to assume all the persecution that's ever happened to other people besides them because they are one of the most golden couples in American history.
01:06:34.260They made movies about their courtship.
01:06:37.440Has there been a movie yet about when Donald met Melania?
01:06:41.620Well, I was once staying at the Bowery Hotel in New York City and a bunch of people were filming a movie out front.
01:07:24.000And still, like, to this day, it's incredible.
01:07:28.340And to have the nerve of Barack Obama to be out there on the campaign trail in New Jersey and Virginia saying, oh, the Republicans, they're obsessed with DEI.
01:07:36.200They think DEI is responsible for everything.
01:07:38.160You know, why are they so focused on DEI and dividing people?
01:07:41.200You, you, sir, and your wife are the ones who are focused on DEI and dividing people.
01:07:46.840You see everything through a racial prism.
01:08:33.700And it turned out the L.A. Dodgers won, which I was very happy to see, because why would I be rooting for the Canadians in a match against Americans?
01:09:14.620It was thrilling, just as even a non-sports fan.
01:09:18.980And one thing I didn't try to do, though, was try to pretend that this was my team, that it was, you know, a moment that brought me to my feet, cheering with tears,
01:09:29.320because I'm a normal person who doesn't try to do that when I'm not like an avowed sports fan, right?
01:10:02.860Weirdly, I did not have a camera on us.
01:10:05.520I wasn't ready to film us on the winning moment.
01:10:10.720My eyes, as my son's eyes, were focused on the television, because that was what was interesting.
01:10:17.180But weirdly, Megan Markle just happened to have herself on camera, along with Prince Harry, at the moment, and shared this little gem with us.
01:11:57.020I mean, you really kind of wanted to have King Charles send in some, the equivalent of the Navy SEALs, into Montecito to go rescue the prince.
01:12:06.620Well, Megan, he didn't know that that was going to be released worldwide.
01:12:25.060What? I had a chance to get up and hug you and go, wow, yeah, but I didn't know we were going to use our home security footage as a big time.
01:12:38.060She never misses an opportunity to make it about herself.
01:12:43.240Like, truly, even, I was happy for the Dodgers, like I said.
01:12:46.300I would never think what I should do is make this about me and myself, as opposed to the Dodgers, you numbskull.
01:12:55.860But she's, I mean, she parachuted into Uvalde, where a bunch of children were murdered and made sure she got caught by those cameras.
01:13:05.100Then, just a couple weeks ago, caught going past the spot where Princess Diana was so brutally killed in that terrible car crash with her bare feet swinging in the car without a care in the world and the music playing.
01:13:19.020Link Lauren calls her a disaster tourist, and she is.
01:13:22.740And now she peppers it here with, see, there I am.
01:13:26.580It's all about me and my joy because I swear I'm authentic.
01:13:32.380I love the Dodgers just like normal people, even though I'm firing or at least losing my 10th publicist right now, literally days earlier in the news because I bully everyone.
01:13:41.500Her husband must, if he is not angry as hell right now, and that he even allowed that to come out is actually troubling because it didn't make him look particularly good, except that he wasn't part of the hysteria.
01:13:58.540But to allow your home security footage with you in it to be released publicly by your wife so that she can get a few points as a Dodgers fan.
01:14:14.400Well, I think we've known that about Harry for quite some time.
01:14:17.140I got to keep going because I don't want to waste a second of your time.
01:14:20.040Last week, we played a soundbite of Kamala Harris sitting down with ABC, but not this ABC, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, and a journalist there named Sarah Ferguson.
01:14:32.060And it was great because Sarah Ferguson would not allow Kamala to dodge.
01:14:35.920She asked the question, like, don't you think it was Joe Biden's frailties and, like, his inability to be honest about them that really cost you in your abbreviated race?
01:14:45.540Like, don't you think that undermined you?
01:14:47.840And Kamala dodged, tried to blame it on Trump, and Sarah was like, that's a world pivot dodge.
01:15:28.200But to have a member of staff of the former Vice President of the United States actually speak up during the interview to say that we were going too long.
01:15:36.060But coming back to the interview itself, it seems to me at its very heart, there is a reluctance on the part of Kamala Harris to actually spell out and talk about the issues that Joe Biden had as president.
01:15:51.220Can you imagine wanting to be leader of the free world and letting your staff jump in to save you during a tough interview?
01:16:00.260Well, I mean, it makes you wonder who the leader of the free world is, if it's really the president of the United States anymore.
01:16:11.240We know that with Joe Biden that it wasn't.
01:16:13.840You know, we know that some distant ghost was directing that auto pen.
01:16:18.540I guess by the time she came along, it wasn't embarrassing because the guy that she'd worked for had been having his staff wheel him in and out of the room.
01:16:27.540I mean, that was the norm by the time Kamala came along.
01:16:32.360And she looked like a dog that was confused because it was getting conflicting orders.
01:17:46.900You know, like, she doesn't have the presence or the confidence to do that.
01:17:50.260And more than that, she was grateful for the lifeline.
01:17:55.580She was like, oh, God, I guess I'll show.
01:17:58.520Let me just show the earlier exchange.
01:18:00.380This is why she was grateful for the lifeline.
01:18:03.980Here's what had happened just a bit earlier in Sop 9.
01:18:08.740Wasn't Joe Biden meant to put it on him?
01:18:10.600Wasn't his refusal to recognize his own frailties the reason that you faced a nearly impossible task?
01:18:18.060I ran against Donald Trump for president, and Donald Trump ran on a platform that was in large part, I believe, misrepresenting his intentions to the American people.
01:18:34.240I do believe that there are a fair number of people that voted for Donald Trump who believed him when he told them that his first priority on day one is going to be to bring down prices.
01:18:59.960And a truncated calendar in terms of the clock.
01:19:03.460I want to interrupt you because that is a world-class pivot, but it is not the question that I asked you, which is about Joe Biden's failure to recognize his own frailties and what that did to you.
01:19:37.340There were two massive frauds committed on us this time last year.
01:19:41.600The Joe Biden is mentally acute fraud and the fraud that this woman could do the job.
01:19:47.560And that and that's why the aide stepped in, because she was in a trap right there, because the premise of the question was that she knew he was he was frail.
01:20:01.720She she would to say, yeah, that was a problem for me would have been to admit the premise that he was in terrible shape and she's never done that.
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01:24:26.780As we've been telling you, on October 9th, the Department of Justice indicted New York State's Democratic Attorney General Letitia James on one count of bank fraud and one count of false statements to a financial institution.
01:24:40.580Ms. James is accused of illegally obtaining favorable terms for a mortgage in Norfolk, Virginia, that she described in her application as a second residence, a second home, when the feds say she actually used it as a rental investment property.
01:24:58.080Left-leaning outlets have published article after article after article describing the case as incredibly weak.
01:26:21.360Okay, now, he's the one guy who's actually looking into this saying the mainstream media has it all wrong and that Tish James is in big trouble.
01:26:36.320And Mr. Antar has quite an interesting background.
01:26:38.500He's now a financial fraud investigator, but previously he helped mastermind one of the largest security frauds of the 1980s when he was CFO of Crazy Eddie, Inc.
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01:27:06.640I thought your analysis was very probative and helped me start asking the right questions.
01:27:12.140And as you point out in your piece online, there's a reason you knew where to look and how to determine for yourself whether there might be fire where this smoke is here.
01:27:22.240So just walk us through how this came to you in your first analysis.
01:27:26.780First of all, I was looking into a lot of politicians in New York City, and I happened upon Letitia James.
01:27:34.700And one of the things I was looking at were her financial records that she had given to New York State.
01:27:41.460And on her financial records in 2020, she purchases his home in Virginia on Peroni Avenue, 321 Peroni Avenue.
01:27:50.460Then all of a sudden, it showed no mortgage in 2020, no mortgage in 2021, and no mortgage in 2022.
01:27:59.800All of a sudden, in 2023, two mortgages pop up on that property, and the value of those mortgages exceeded the value that she stated on her financial disclosures.
01:28:13.820And as a forensic accountant, you take their word and you use it against them.
01:28:18.420So it said $400,000 approximately worth of mortgages, and it said $150,000 value.
01:28:27.080Her declarations, her signature, not me, her.
01:30:04.180And just to be clear, where does she say it's an investment property?
01:30:08.340Every public official in New York State has to file a financial disclosure listing their assets, their liabilities, their income, and so on.
01:30:17.200So on her financial disclosure, when she lists this property, she lists it as an investment property.
01:30:24.600She says in the first year that her income from the property was $1,000 to $5,000.
01:30:31.640But on the mortgage itself, it said it was a second home.
01:30:38.040And those two things cannot be the same thing?
01:30:40.360A second home cannot be an investment property?
01:30:42.860Because if you're buying it as a second home, it's a different underwriting standard than if you are buying it as an investment property.
01:30:50.900The liability insurance is different, the property insurance is different, and also the banks will look at it differently and underwrite it differently and require a higher down payment and or a higher interest rate.
01:32:21.920The United States versus Wells specifically says, okay, that reliance by the bank on a false declaration is irrelevant.
01:32:31.900Damage to the bank on a false declaration is irrelevant.
01:32:39.260The only thing that's relevant is the false declaration.
01:32:43.780And the United States and the United States versus Muhammad brought a very similar case on that.
01:32:48.780But they say there was never a case brought.
01:32:50.940By the way, by the way, not for nothing, Sam, but that's the exact argument she was making against Donald Trump a few months ago in the case she brought against him for alleged fraud against a bank who wasn't complaining.
01:33:07.560She's very familiar with that legal principle.
01:35:34.560And it's contradicted, okay, by our own disclosures to the Internal Revenue Service.
01:35:41.140Okay, but wait, wait, wait, wait, but I'm just, I'm trying to keep it super simple so everybody can follow because you have very sophisticated analysis.
01:35:46.980Can we start with the promise that she will occupy and use the property as her second home?
01:36:18.600But now, even the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac basically says when you're talking about primarily, it has to be more than 183 days or more a year.
01:36:34.480Now, just to be clear, you're jumping down to that second part of the paragraph that I read where she promised to keep the property available primarily as a residence for my personal use and enjoyment for at least one year.
01:36:46.980So now we're looking into, well, what does that mean?
01:37:09.720You want to be a tax evader or you want to be a mortgage fraudster.
01:37:12.600And the reason she was able to take those tax deductions was because to the IRS, she listed it as an investment property and she she deducted expenses that she incurred as a result of the property.
01:37:24.580And she disclosed some of those payments she got from the family, like for for utilities and so on to the IRS.
01:37:32.600So you're saying none of that supports her using it primarily as a residence for her personal use and enjoyment for at least one year.
01:37:40.780Yes. So to summarize, her schedule that she files with the IRS says zero personal days.
01:37:48.180OK, she says on her mortgage application and on her mortgage that she's going to be the primary resident.
01:38:39.140It's definitely not fair value in Norfolk.
01:38:41.620Then she's got another problem because if you're renting it to a relative on the market value, the difference between the real market value and the amount that you're receiving is taxable, is taxable income to you.
01:38:55.500It's there's there's no way out for her.
01:38:59.380And that's what people don't understand.
01:39:01.360Wait, it's not taxable income to Tish.
01:39:03.340Wouldn't it be taxable income to the family members staying inside?
01:39:56.480If she's not counting, if she's saying that there were no personal days via the family members, that those did not count as personal days.
01:40:06.460And that's why her IRS disclosure said no personal days.
01:40:09.420Then she's violated the terms of the mortgage where she promised she would keep the property available primarily as a residence for borrowers, personal use and enjoyment for at least one year.
01:40:18.420And I actually looked it up myself, Sam.
01:40:21.700This is according to case law, interpreting the Fannie and the Freddie mortgage application that we just went through.
01:40:28.680A borrower cannot spend zero time at the property if the mortgage is for a primary or secondary residence, if the mortgage application has that term for borrowers, personal use and enjoyment language.
01:40:41.260So if, as the Fannie and the Freddie mortgage requires, that you promise you'll use it for your own personal use and enjoyment for at least one year primarily, that you may not spend zero time there because this language has been found to imply a requirement for occupancy, a requirement.
01:40:59.500The borrower must occupy the property for more than half of the calendar year if it is a second home, meaning they can't even leave it for extended periods.
01:41:09.920So if that is the law, she's toast because even she's not alleging she was in this property for more than half a year, which means she did not live up to the mortgage terms.
01:41:51.420On a Brooklyn property, which is not part of the indictment, which I think will be as superseding indictments come out, she lied on 10 mortgages over 20 years.
01:42:03.880She said that the property was four units versus the actual certificate of occupancy that says five units.
01:42:12.260Because a five unit property is considered commercial for underwriting and insurance standards, whereas four or less, you get a non-commercial policy.
01:42:21.880And commercial policies are much more expensive and also commercial mortgages are much more expensive.
01:42:29.060And you have another property where she claimed that a few days before the Trump trial that that was going to be a primary residence.
01:42:36.340I mean, this is not one isolated instance where Sam Antar says, gotcha.
01:42:41.980But this is a pattern of fraudulent behavior.
01:42:45.820And even if they don't indict under the federal rules of discovery and I'm not a lawyer like you are, but under the federal rules, you can introduce that evidence.
01:42:56.840Yeah, you can introduce pattern evidence.
01:43:01.500That's how they got Harvey Weinstein in his criminal case.
01:43:04.220This would be a different way of doing it.
01:43:05.540I mean, they could potentially, if they can convince a Brooklyn, the Eastern District of New York prosecutor to do it, they could have that person join in this prosecution and say, she did it too in Brooklyn, Your Honor.
01:43:16.240I don't know if they'd go that far, if they'd have a prosecutor willing to do it.
01:43:20.540I mean, here's the bottom line as I see it.
01:43:22.920She promised through this second home rider that she would occupy and use the property as her second home.
01:43:28.740She certified to the IRS that she had zero days of personal use that first year at all.
01:43:34.180Now, maybe there's some backdoor where she says, my family living there qualifies as personal use.
01:43:40.020Okay, maybe that gets her out of the covenant to occupy and use the property, though I really don't know.
01:43:46.600I'm just giving her the benefit of the doubt.
01:43:48.140There's a second covenant in here where she promised that she would keep the property available, in addition to occupy and use, available primarily as a residence for her personal use and enjoyment for at least one year.
01:43:59.700So while she was allowed to do rentals per that one clause you could do for one year, it was supposed to be available primarily as a residence for her personal use and enjoyment.
01:44:08.500And the case law that is interpreted this Fannie and Freddie Ryder has said that means she needs to have been in it for at least half the year, which she wasn't.
01:44:18.620And that first year, I don't think she was there at all.
01:44:21.400Well, you know, you know, Megan, you have a law degree, but you're not really practicing, practicing law.
01:44:29.660All of these pundits that get on this are supposed to be experts and they're practicing law.
01:44:36.740Because they hate Trump so much and they, some of them, love her.
01:44:41.640I don't like him too, but the law is the law.
01:44:43.620Yeah, well, that's, that's my, and you know, I, it's way more important to me to be honest with my audience than it is for me to run cover for Trump or attack his enemies.
01:44:52.620Way more important to me that I maintain my dignity in honest analysis.
01:44:56.900This is a result of Donald Trump's vendetta.
01:45:17.620Well, first of all, look at my history.
01:45:19.120I trained law enforcement for over 20, 30 years after Crazy Eddie's.
01:45:24.160I've done whistleblower cases for major law firms.
01:45:27.280I've helped them prosecute class action lawsuits, et cetera.
01:45:31.780People read my blog and they follow it.
01:45:34.580And sometimes they'll call and ask questions or sometimes they'll have an email and I'll explain further, just like when your people contacted me.
01:45:41.920So this is not something that, you know, I pick up the phone.
01:46:31.280When you get in front of a jury and you lay it all out, it won't be confusing because you won't have to deal with the spin and the this and the that.
01:48:32.640So hopefully that was clarifying to you that at a minimum, it's a lot more complicated than the mainstream media wants you to believe.
01:48:38.400This mortgage law and insurance law and tax law is no joke.
01:48:41.360And even if these terms have different meanings, you know, like I asked myself, does, you know, personal use days, does that have a different meaning with the IRS than it does in real estate law?
01:48:49.760And I actually think it does, does have a different use, but I don't see how she gets around the fact that this keep the property available primarily as a residence for your personal use and enjoyment appears to mean, according to the case law interpreting the Fannie and Freddie mortgages,
01:49:04.200appears to mean that the, that the borrower is not allowed to spend zero time there and that the borrower is saying that they will occupy the property for more than half the calendar year if it's a second home.