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. >> emma dumain, latest article on the indictment of congressman michael grimm. thanks for the insight. >> the queue. >> joining me now is frank buckley, a professor of law at george mason university and the author of the book the once and future king. thank you for joining us. >> guest: thank you for having me. is the one first of all, what made you decide to write this book? >> guest: i came here from canada and expected to find a country that was different than my former country. instead, i found one that had a fair bit of monarchies built into it, very curiously it was a country which was founded very smart, eminent, lies people, and what they wanted most of all was a country that would not be ruled by one man alone. increasingly that is what we are moving to. >> host: i will read a quote from the book and have you break it down for us. did you write, the president has slipped off many of the constraints of the separation of powers. he makes and unmakes loss without the consent of congress, spins trillions of government dollars, and the greatest of decisions,

[applause] >> emma dumain joins us. what are some of the main charges against michael grimm? >> they relate to his ownership and operation of a health food store. it was a health food store on the upper east side of manhattan. the charges against him relate withheldtions that he roughly $1 million from the federal government over a four-year. , wasn't filing property tax returns, was paying his employees under the table with cash. he was hiring undocumented immigrants, he was maintaining a second set of payroll records in order to hide the actual payroll situation that he had set up. he is also being accused of ofng under oath in january 2010. there was a lawsuit brought against him by two former employees saying that they were not paid overtime or minimum wage. allegedly said that he did not use a personal e-mail account, which the grand jury said he did. they also said that he did not talk -- denied that he paid employees in cash, which prosecutors also say they have evidence to the contrary. inwhat has been his response your latest article? >> he has not responded to the c

emma dumaine, thank you for your time. mr. mcallister said he will serve out the remainder of his term. the married father of five children had been in the office fewer than six months. he is from louisiana. the headline in the times-picayune has a picture of the congressman. the video showed him kissing a married staffer. there are a couple of other pieces in the paper related to this. here's one from jonathan weisman " taking aw york times look at how the party response to ethics violations, criminal allegations, despite ethics pledge. the response of the gop ve varies depending on the circumstances. that and the papers this morning about members of congress that emma the news dumaine talked about. what you think of president obama's agenda? used in the office for five years. what you think of his foreign-policy? , thecomes as a president white house announced another round of sanctions on russia. the eu is backing the sanctions. here's another tweet from someone on further. -- on twitter. we have a democratic caller. arlene

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