[inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon and welcome to the cato institute. then the director of the cato center for studies and your host for today's forum marking the publication of a new book, the obama administration unprecedented assault on the constitution and rule of law. this book in this forum could not be more timely. just yesterday as we all no we witnessed the president telling the nation that he was directing officials in his administration to expand the regulation of the second amendment rights of americans in several ways including apparently by expanding the definition of what it means to be a business of selling firearms. and he did it now by going to congress but simply by his own authority. if congress will act i will. as many have noted the usurpations and diverted attention from a long list of domestic and foreign policy disasters and their service into a bedrock principle. as we canvas the many constitutional assaults of the past seven years. to do that we need to speak for about 30 minutes discussing several issues and then we will here

he is editor-in-chief of the cato supreme court review.before joining cato he was special assistant advisor to the multinational force in iraq and on rule of law issues. he practiced at -- he is co-author of religious liberties for corporations? hobby lobby, the affordable care act and the constitution. and. and that came out in 2014. he has contributed to friday of academic and popular professional publications. he regularly provides commentary on the major media from cbs to fox news, to cnn, to colbert report, npr and so forth. he has forth. he has testified before congress and state legislatures and as a core native cato's program he filed more than 150 friend of friend of the court briefs before the supreme court. including one that the green bag selected for exemplary legal writing collection. he lectures regularly on behalf of the federalist society, is a is a member of the legal studies institute, but for american studies, wasn't in our girl washington fellow at the national review institute and the lincoln fellow at the claremont i

/sot/cato "if the esident passes an executive order with respect to guns...//it will take less than a new york minute for the new president to undo what the president has done."/vo/ scholars are generally *split* on whether the president *is* over-extending his constitutional authority some say the president clearly has discretion about how to enforce a law but whether he should *make*them is still up for debatei'm jeff barnd reporting. 3 in addition to tomorrow's will hold a one- hour long town- hall meeting on gun control thursday night. that event will be televised... starting at 7 o'clock central time. 3 we're tracking the latest developments tonight in the war on terror... as sweden imposes new immigration rules. alison starling has the latest developments in tonight's terrorism alert desk update. 3 from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm alison starling. a new propaganda video from isis features a man and a child who speak english. the man in the video threatens the british prime minister, david cameron.five men are also killed in the video.the

/sot/cato "if the president passes an executive order with respect to guns...//it will take less than a new york minute for the new president to undo what the president has done."/vo/ scholars are generally *split* on whether the president *is* over-extending his constitutional authority some say the president clearly has discretion about how to enforce a law but whether he should *make*them is still up for debatei'm jeff barnd reporting. 3 in addition to tomorrow's announcement... the president will hold a one- hour long town- hall meeting on gun control thursday night.that event will be televised... starting at 7 o'clock central time. 3 3 some bad economic news tonight... as stocks start 2016 on a *big* down note. half percent... or more than 250 pointstsn the first trading day of the new yearar the drop comes after major losses earlier in the day in asia and europe.there are also concerns on the oil market after new unrest this weekend between saudi arabia and iran. financial analysts say it's important for investors to stay calm and weather the volatile per

david, the cato institute, the leading libertarian think tank, you are my heroes, have you taught memuch, but also you've won a bunch, helped win a bunch of battles. not yet won marijuana legalization, gay marriage you've one, school choice, nevada just passed a full voucher plan. won a few places like that? >> health savings accounts almost got through congress and started working before obamacare came in. on the national id card, the work our scholars have done is delayed it for maybe a decade now. john: cato institute, heroes of freedom, thank you, john, david, on facebook and twitter, we asked you who you think are heroes of freedom? more heroes coming up, our next guest went from selling marijuana to selling ice cream. is that heroic? in his case, i say it is! and we'll see what our audience thinks when we come back. bring your family and friends together to discover the best shows and movies with xfinity's winter watchlist. later on, we'll conspire ♪ ♪ as we dream by the fire ♪ a beautiful sight, we're happy tonight ♪ ♪ watching in a winter watchlist land, ♪ ♪ watching in a win

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the federal government for the cato and ccp.ccp. i guess that is the way it works. so i wanted to start off since we are setting the stage to talk about the implications of buckley to get your take on an alternative history. buckley had not been decided the way was how do you see our current campaign finance system working and what would've been different? >> well, that's a great question. one thing that is often overlooked is what would the world look like. it is well known i tend to favor less regulation, rarely do we ask that question of those who favor more regulation. and i think the best way to look at that is to look at the statute that was struck down. the statute would have limited spending by candidates and political parties to a little amount considerably lower than what is typically spent. some people like that.. there is good research showing higher spending tends to benefit incumbents outsiders introduce new ideas and just looking at the last elections every incumbent is less than the limit would have one and every challengers but less would have lost

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but there are similar reports from somebody at cato saying i have contacts saying people were checked. it channels a lot of these people into welfare dependency. we have seen thatf with the somali community in minnesota. and they have been sending people back to fight for al-shabaab. you trap them in welfare dependency. young men with nothing but time on their hands is a recipe for trouble. john: i asked you what are the important le sorns from 2015. when we continue we'll cover racism, socialism and terror. john: 2015 brought plenty of bad news like new forms of terrorism. in paris there was the "charlie hebdo" attack. then the bigger massacre. 130 people killed. the french president is declaring a war which will be pitiless. john: then isis attacked in america. >> the single deadliest terror attack since 9/11. john: what did we learn about islamic terror? >> i think we learned a lot of the islamic terror we'll be seeing next year is somewhat autonomous. people who are self-radicalized and operating somewhat independently, which makes the task for those who would argue for more secur

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thank you all for a coming out to the first cato event of 2016. today we're going to spread the new years cheer and take the chill out of your bones with an in-depth look at remote controlled executions, the creeping surveillance state, and the seeming permanence of the presidency. so, merry new year. our focus today is the extraordinary new book by charlie savage. power wars, inside obama's post 9/11 presidency. charlie has been with the "new york times" since 2008, and he has been the indispensable reporter on executive power issues since well before that in 2007, while with the boston globe, he won the pulitzer operates for his work on the bush administration's signing statements. his 2007 book, takeover, the return of the imperial presidency, was named one of the best books of the year by the "washington post," "slate" and o'esquire pie "the described power wars as comprehensive would, i think, undersell it. look at this thing. you can't actually -- there's no index available in the book. you have to actually print out 50 pages of index from c

chris cato reports. >> on a grown tree you would have an harm here and here. >> reporter: u.s. senator bill nelson had to see it for himself >> thi s x is a | promising technology. >> reporter: the best t weapon in the fight against d@|@`nogn@mm an enemy p``tv0055a#@$ '' that @%' cost the state of florida billions of dollars and thousands of jobs. >> growers are struggling to stay in business. >> reporter: citrus greening is a bacteria that causes citrus tree to produce small greenish bitter fruit and kills the tree usually. since appearing in florida ten years ago the disease wiped out 130,000 acres of citrus and cost revenue. citrus industry unless we are successful. we are going to be successful. >> reporter: a machine developed by university of florida researchers that works in two steps. step one uses a laser to make incisions into the leaf of an infected tree. you can see the incision here. step two the machine sprays a bacteria-icide getting the medicine in the tree's veins. sick trees treated with this method in november sprouted new, healthy growth >> two months ago an

live in tampa, chris cato, fox 13 news. >> you guys are already spending your money. >> half of mine is already spent. >> he is disgusting. he was googling can i be anonymous if i win. >> but i would keep on working because i know you guys couldn't live without me. >> you are trying to read my article, aren't you. >> kind of, and so if it rolls over, then it goes up over a billion, and that would be cool, we would be doing lotly storying until august. heading our way. jackie bradley with good stuff there, and also, tough to believe after what we went there at the end of 2015, four days in a row, below average in blue. four days in a row. we are back in the 70's and there could be significantly cold air next week depending on how the jet stream plays out. a persistent east and northeast wind, and records were set in melbourne today, and in brevard county because of the persistent bands coming in off of the gulf. the surge of moisture moves away and we get into the middle of the dry area and then already see moisture increasing in texas as you get the subtropical jet an el anyone to el

thank you all for coming out to the first cato event of 2016.ay we're going to spread the new years cheer and take the chill out of your bones with an in-depth look at remote controlled executions, the creeping surveillance state, and the seeming permanentens of the imperial presidency. so, merry new year. >> ore focus the book by charlie savage: power wars inside obama's post 9/11 presidency." charlie has been with "the new york times" since 2008 and has been the independent expert on executive powers since well below that in 2002 -- 2007 he won a but litter prize on the bush signing statements, his book "takeover eye" the return of the imperial presidency was named one of the best books of the year by the "washington post," "slate," and "esquire." to describe paw power wars pay as comprehensive would undersell it. look at this thing. you can't actually -- there's no index available in the book. you have to actually print out 50 pages of index from charlie's web site. it's mammoth undertaking and well worth the effort. breaks new grounds and ne

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we will watch as much as we can be for the live coverage from cato continues. ladies and gentlemen, last year over 1 million refugees. first there stood 4.5 million refugees in the region during turkey and lebanon. they are displaced inside of syria and one thing is clear modern emergencies are different from the past. one example every time it's around 17 years at a the blur the line between emergency responses and of course long-term development opportunities. and if that means the global community has more innovative, creative, we need more responses to the refugee crisis and therefore indian tiger meeting many sessions around and so we invite you to take part in the program and in order to operate the sessions over the coming weeks we have now this high-level pattern. allah me to introduce you also always necessary. by the way number five in the country in europe the deputy prime minister of turkey, peter for the international committee of the red cross and the business voice and from the company chobani. so welcome to all of you. [applause] >> what can the

of the roman empire and how cato basically figured out how to make him. it took centuries later for feet -- for people to figure out why, but there is this whole process, you take all the hindquarters of the pig's, cover with salt, but one of top of the other. after two weeks or so you rotate them and then it was fascinating to than in the book she describes exactly what is going on. why is it that it works? and a further tidbit was to learn that the roman empire essentially controlled the salt industry's which i also didn't know. the part about the aztecs being cannibals, new to me. and so i have a question. one of the issues when the us was launching into the great military upswing's that was world war ii and essentially taking an 11 million soldiers was that everyone was too skinny, undernourished, the fighting force was undernourished. now we have the opposite problem. too fat to fight problem. how do you think too fat to fight and the armed forces sort of consciousness about the food in the health and nutrition of her soldiers now, not just the calor

one of the co-sponsors of the event along with the cato institute. i wanted to thank the center for competitive politics staff for helping pull this together with all the last-minute changes and also the cato staff which did great work in that as well. and also to the renaissance hotel which is where we're holding this today. they did this on extremely short notice because of the federal government closure and the cato building being closed today. so our next panel is the impact of buckley on campaigns and elections. and we're fortunate to have jeff milyo of the university of missouri, professor of economics there, and he received his ph.d. from stanford. his areas of expertise include campaign finance and elections, health policy, and the media. jeff's research has been published in the "american economic review," "american journal of public health," "election law journal" and i won't cite the rest of them because we'll be here for a good long while. interestingly, i think equally interesting that his research has also been widely cited in the natio

joining us jared bernstein and the cato institute's peter butler. injure jared, do you think we'll see additional hikes in the months to come. >> the federal reserve rate hike schedule, which is for three to four hikes next year is almost solely predicated on inflation. steve talked about inflation, jobs and growth. they are all in the mix. but if you look at their inflation prediction that is for it to revert to form. to start rising much more close to their 2% target. and i think they are going to keep missing that in 2016. so i think there will probably be fewer hikes than most others predict. >> what does that mean for for most others who are sitting home with maybe credit card debt and mortgages. >> economic growth t employment picture, i'm expecting the economy to be a little lackluster. the labor market is not nearly as tight at the employment rate would suggest because we've had such a dramatic fall off in the labor force participation rate. so i'm not expecting interest rates to get away from us. >> you have an adjustable rate mortgage. wou

in t cato h about this cloud with the red flag exercises going on out this is what happens when the sun interacts with the ice crystals. they make for what appears to be a very small rainbow. hope you had a chance to see it earlier today. meanwhile, here's a picture, a time lambs from new york. this is how slow the snow is melting, it's a very gradual process during the course of the day today and that's because the temperatures are still cold. so what direct sun race they receive, they were certainly beneficial. closer to home, out at the lake, a little boat boogie because of the breezes we had, couple patches of high clouds late. saw them in town as well. they came mid the afternoon and lasted into the evening hours. they have since cleawe the clouds for tonight. we still have the breeze blowing, northwest gusting to 25. hour, peak gusts 25. so the wind have been a factor, but really more wind up in northwestern valley neighborhood. that's where we awe the strongest guts. we got up in the upper 20-mile per hour range and that's the most significant in town. outside the valley a little

of the roman empire and how cato basically figured out how to make ham.and it took centuries later for people to figure out why, actually, that worked. but he has this whole process which anastasia has in the book which is you take all the hindquarters of the pig, you cover each one with salt, you put one on top of the other. after two weeks or so, you rotate them so that the one on the top goes on the bottom, and you keep up. and this was kind of fascinating to then in the book she describes exactly what's going on. why does that work? why is it that it works to put all the salt in? and a further tidbit for me was to learn that the roman empire essentially controlled the salt industry, which i also didn't know. i thought that was just full of tidbits like that. the part about the aztecs being can billions, new to -- can billions, new to me. [laughter] one of the issues when the u.s. was launching into the great military upswing that was world war ii and essentially taking in 11 million soldiers, was that everybody was too skinny, that they were undernour

tank, they joined the cato institute on a conference on how to undo and redo health care in america. pew was a huge supporter of the affordable care act. supported it, helped promote it. they now announced it's broken, it can't be fixed. if honest liberals realized this system is broken, why are you embracing it? why are you going to continue to condemn people to high premiums, losing their coverage? this is not working. why are you still embracing it? >> what would you ask senator sand e sanders, who's doing remarkably well? >> why would you embrace a health care system that mirrors the veterans administration, government-run health care, when we know, unfortunately, if we can't take care of those we owe so much to, our veterans that have such a powerful support network around this country to make sure they're getting the best care, if the va can't do that for veterans, what makes you think that government-run health care for everybody is going to be any better than the va care? >> his argument is he wants medicare, which works for seniors, i assume you agree with that. he likes med

farmers in the 1940's in the state of maine struggle to cope with the annual cato harvest. the young man had left home to fight in europe. k bell with her husband had a difficult choice. should they allow their harvest to brought or get german prisoners of war to do the work? kay looks back on the unlikely relationship that was forged. >> this is northern maine. i grew up here. i was one of seven children. it was a good life. anybody that ever lived here at the time of the warstory of the germans that were here. at that time all the boys were just quitting school and going in the service area and my older brother paul did that and lewis was next. we heard from them for three months or something like that and then they were shot down. my mother never recovered. the boys picked -- and that picked our potatoes were gone. we had to replace them. p.o.w.'s and we had to do something with them. they came and they did not have gloves and they had one little sandwich. they were not prepared. the first thing my husband did was go in town and i -- by some gloves because you do not pic

joining us jared bernstein of the center on budget and policy priorities and the cato institute's president and ceo peter goettler. gentlemen, welcome. jared, i want to start off talking about the federal reserve. we did see the first rate hike. do you think we will see additional hikes in the months to come? >> the federal reserve's rate hike schedule, which is for three to four hikes next year, is almost solely predicated on inflation. i know steve talked about inflation, jobs and growth, they are all in the mix, but if you look at inflation prediction, that's for inflation to revert to form, to start rising much that. i think they are going to keep missing that in 2016 so i think there will probably be fewer hikes than most others predict. >> peter, what does that mean for consumers who are sitting home who have credit card debt and a mortgage? >> as long as the fed is focused on, as jared said, inflation, economic growth, the employment picture, whether the labor market is tight or not, i'm expecting the economy to be a little bit lackluster. the labor market is not nearly as tight as t

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joyce cato continues to search for loved ones in the case of john doe. ♪ and across town in a far corner'm attending a funeral unlike any i've ever seen. ♪ most people who die in l.a. county are claimed by loved ones. but every year there are over a thousand people whose bodies are either unclaimed or whose families don't want to take them. so every year the county holds a memorial service to honor those people. >> we invite you to just be still for a moment to know of the sacred place of the spirits and souls and persons that have been buried in this whole area to say that we as a society respect their lives. >> every year for the last century, los angeles has buried the ashes of its unclaimed dead. those who perished alone now share a common grave. and are honored in a multi-faith ceremony open to the public. >> i desire only the deliverance from grief for all those -- >> today, 1,489 men, women, and children are laid to rest. >> we remember the unclaimed. we honor their lives and their deaths. and entrust them into that embrace, whatever we call that which is after death. amen. >> ame

. >> prosecutors claim cato acted in a jealous rage cause his 17 year-old girlfriend, who did not li threatened to leave him. creato's defense attorney calls the the ince circumstantial and weak and claims that the authorities pointed the fger at a e faer bause three months after the the facthey still do answers. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight an nfl te is packing for los angeles. duc rodgers has the details. >>> plus a a pice protest this one is in support of the mennd m in blue. it comes amid heightened statef art for officers in philadelphia. >>> plus lions tigers but no bears, we will explain why a local amusement park will raise e two little cubs fferent scies. adam? >>> jim, wind now gusting to 47 miles an hour philadelphia, plumetting those wind chillsut the aticir is not going to last long. we will talkbt warmp very soon in at accu weather seven day. > and new jsey may be e second state to raise the smoking age, th and more wh "action news" continues tonight. homecoming? it's awesome. but with the citizens bank education refinance loan it gets even better. you know th

jeremy catoe >>> it as a new year and weight are helping you becoming a new you. here to talk about the opportunities that virginia tech has to promote yourself and get a better job in the you year. there is a job fair coming up. we will talk about that because you need to be prepared before you go to a job fair. you have all sorts of resources. what resources do you have four people? >> it is a technical college in our job is to help people matchup the job they are trying to find and get the skills to land a job. we are trying to close skill gaps and identify the career that people want to move into as well as a plan to accomplish that. >> reporter: what kind of gaps do you see? maybe people have a skills gap -- a skill set. >> a lot of it isisspecific training. maybe it is information technology where they need another certification to cut -- to get going. the technical college system in south carolina is fantastic. there are resources to take people from wherever they are on the career ladder to that next step. >> reporter: you have open communication about spe

. >> for the record, chris cato loved them. >> i know! >> all right, another good scene, this one up in floral city, love this spot. nicely done, carol. and we have had nice sunsets the past couple of days and this weekend should be great as high clouds move in from the south and west both weekend mornings. postyour post your pictures on my facebook page. we'll be dry this weekend. this is probably the total we'll have for the month of january. pretty much three times the average of 2.07, and over a for the of rain in january at fort miersz, mires, all of that obviously el min i the next chance of rain could be a couple of showers on monday w a risk of rain late next week and it could bring with it a couple of days of rain and cooler temperatures. we should say in the 60's and maybe touching on the 50's away from the water. air temperatures will be in the mid 60's. here is the outlook for gasparilla in detail. looks okay, 56 degrees at 9:00 a.m., and pretty good weather coming up the channel. a nice afternoon on bayshore, the sun could be

shapiro, at cato know state, welcome. >> good to be back, what is great about this issue, all of my faare constitutional experts and my twitter feed are historians, this is a piece of cake. kennedy: so this is a slamdunk, there is no question. you say that ted cruz is uneligible. what do you say? >> if i had to reply to every civil profes professor, natural born citizen cans from subject. way you become a natural born subject, is either by place of birth. if you are born winterer to or born by blood. the soldiers are. were traveling they had a kid, people that kid is a naturallal born subject, sam here, founders know understood that, ted cruz's mom was a u.s. citizen, here -- natural born. kennedy: there some gray area in british common law. law. >> saying that you have to be born within the square confines. when -- and how can we resolve this issue? how can ted cruz move forward. >> i think that jaip james madison on a blog on point, there are two keep are there are natural born, there are naturalized. i am a natural citizen. british parliament later first congress, legislated what it

steak 'n shake, >>> chris cato here. some call him the most hated man in america. since his arrest martin skreli is talking about hiking the surprise of a live saving drug. >>> one of the holidays that has the deeper meaning behind dr. martin luther king day. that's on the 11:00 news. >> thank you. >>> how about this spend part of the parade since the 1980s throwing beads. that's what people want. ason is celebrating ten years of supplying the treasure. as kelly ring shows us, the story is what is right with [music] >> millions, that's how how many beads they will sell at the store for gasparillo. i brought over 100,000 worth of speeds. >> and they are good for them. >> the weekends has been selling strands for ten years. >> dome want want to throw. they have to have the beads. >> these are the once they give out sparingly. one you pull the string and he chatters. the number one seller would have to be your pink pearls. the girls like them the most. anthony is part of a crew he loves the event. >> i just both ten dozen. aisle i'll go through those. i have skull hea