Dave Rubin of The Rubin Report talks to Jeanine Pirro (Author, Don’t Lie to Me) about what Donald Trump told her he would do in the event of post-election riots, an internal memo showing that Manhattan’s DA is choosing protesters over the police, and what the real Donald Trump is like off camera. Jeanine discusses her exclusive interview with Donald Trump. She discusses the historic Middle East agreements where the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bahrain both signed peace deals with Israel that have been called the “Abraham Accords”. She also discussed the looting and riots that have occurred in cities like Portland, and Seattle as a result of the BLM protests with him. President Trump revealed to Jeanine that he was prepared to invoke the insurrection act to deal with any post-election riots and civil unrest to restore law and order. Jeanine explains why this election is the most important of her lifetime. She feels that never before have the choices been so stark between a Democratic Party that doesn’t stand up to ideas like “defund the police” and a Republican Party trying to instill law and order. She thinks citizens of hard hit cities like Kenosha, Chicago, and Portland are tired of Democrats who have been too sympathetic to protesters and rioters. She reveals how she has even seen an internal memo from Manhattan District attorney Cy Vance that allowed the dismissal of charges against protesters, but allowed them to report any misbehavior of NYPD to allow for prosecution of those officers. Jeanine also gives her harsh critique of NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio. Jeanine discusses how she got to know Donald Trump on a personal level many years ago. She describes the man that she saw with his children when the cameras weren’t on him and what the mainstream media caricature of Donald Trump gets wrong. She shares little known personal details of him like how he never drinks alcohol (he may be the first sober president in US history!). She also discusses the personal toll and lost friendships from supporting President Trump.
