[applause] congressman raskin: mr.you have got one main job beyond watching tv and tweeting about it, which is to "take care that laws be faithfully executed." as long as you are president, you owe undivided loyalty to the laws of the united states of america, not being mobbed up oligarchs of russia, not corrupt businessman and other but jean, not of the bank of china and not the dictators and disparate of the world. the mirror,ok in please stop seeing a global co who is above the law is start seeing a public servant who must enforce the law and set an example by following it. [applause] congressman raskin: you can start by paying your employees at the trump hotel their full wages. [applause] congressman raskin: advanced pay your small business contractors what you owe them. es. then pay your damn tax that is what real americans do. that is what real american business people do. used if your employees. you rip off the students at trump u. you do not pay your painters or builders. you are embroiled in more than 3000 law

[applause] congressman raskin: mr.sident, you have got one main job beyond watching tv and tweeting about it, which is to "take care that laws be faithfully executed." as long as you are president, you owe undivided loyalty to the laws of the united states of america, not being mobbed up oligarchs of russia, not corrupt businessman and other but jean, not of the bank of china and not the dictators and disparate of the world. the mirror,ok in please stop seeing a global co who is above the law is start seeing a public servant who must enforce the law and set an example by following it. [applause] congressman raskin: you can start by paying your employees at the trump hotel their full wages. [applause] congressman raskin: advanced pay your small business contractors what you owe them. es. then pay your damn tax that is what real americans do. that is what real american business people do. used if your employees. you rip off the students at trump u. you do not pay your painters or builders. you are embroiled in more than

[applause] congressman raskin: mr.sident, you have got one main job beyond watching tv and tweeting about it, which is to "take care that laws be faithfully executed." as long as you are president, you owe undivided loyalty to the laws of the united states of america, not being mobbed up oligarchs of russia, not corrupt businessman and other but jean, not of the bank of china and not the dictators and disparate of the world. the mirror,ok in please stop seeing a global co who is above the law is start seeing a public servant who must enforce the law and set an example by following it. [applause] congressman raskin: you can start by paying your employees at the trump hotel their full wages. [applause] congressman raskin: advanced pay your small business contractors what you owe them. es. then pay your damn tax that is what real americans do. that is what real american business people do. used if your employees. you rip off the students at trump u. you do not pay your painters or builders. you are embroiled in more than

we caught up with some of the andrs getting off the bus, congressman jamie raskin and a member of then. >> feels like i am getting my money back. get something back in return. >> i think it is very nice for them to give back. >> very nice. >> , as well as an hands in how we use the system so you were able to trance or from bus to rail and rail to bus while keeping the two dollar flat fare , a standard fare across the system, we might lose money in the beginning but we will get a lot more people back in when we have a standard fare. sam: they will also have another giveaway coming up in prince george's county, the district, and virginia. reporting at the silver spring metro station, i am sam sweeney. jummy: they are lucky in silver spring, good weather and free metro money. doug: this pattern we are in changes day today. ,e get three days of sunshine every other day something new, and that is the story for the next 10 days. this is a live look at the national park, gorgeous, 68 the pollen report is in the high range, not the very high range like yesterday. cleveland's go to where the n

raskin from maryland. mr. raskin: thank you very much, mr. speaker, and thank you to congresswoman jayapal for leading us this special order to discuss -- us in this special order to discuss president trump's tax proposal which we received this morning, or last night. but the public discussion on taxes has been going on for several weeks now in anticipation of the release of the president's proposal. hundreds of thousands of americans took to the streets, from the east to the west, the north to the south, all over america. hundreds of thousands of people marched with a very simple demand to president trump. which is that he follow the precedent and the policy that was pursued by the last nine presidents, going back to richard nixon, for a half century, of releasing his tax return. something that president trump promised to do as a president. saying he would do it after his audit was completed. then he got into office and then, just changed his mind and said this would be, i guess, another one of the broken promises that he would deliver to th

maryland congressman jamie raskin and metro workers will be handing out free ten dollar smartrip cards to riders today. the giveaway begins at 7:30 this morning at the silver spring metro station. from the rails to the roads now.. and a plan to make your commute a little easier. jummy olabanji is at the live desk -jummy? autria, this plan focuses on i-270. planners are proposing a few changes they say could h some ideas.. installing traffic lights at some ramps.. extending acceleraton and deceleration lanes at some exits.. and adding travel lanes between montrose road and democracy boulevard. some people though - including the montgomery county council president are criticizing the 100-million dollar plan for not being bold enough. he's upset it doesn't include features the council has pushed for.. including reversible hot lanes from clarksburg to the beltway. developing now.. fairfax county police are stepping up their search for a man responsible for a crime that happened last year. he robbed and sexually assaulted a woman in springfield. police have surveillance video of the suspect

raskin, to get his two cents' worth in. >> thank you, so much, mr. connors. welcome to the witnesses. it's indeed a very engaging and fascinating subject before us today. i'm particularly interested in what the witnesses have to say with respect to developments in the states since the kilo decision. as i recall kilo, the court set out kind of a typology of answers to different kinds of situations. everybody seems to agree that if you have the government just nakedly taking "a's" property and giving it to "b" that runs afoul of the taking clause. everyone seems to agree on the other end of the spectrum that if you have the government developing for a public purpose like a bridge or a road or a park or what it might be, that it can be taken with just compensation under the takings clause. and then the question in the case was what happens if you have a general social purpose for redevelopment of a community or neighborhood? and you're taking one person's property that may not even be, quote, blighted, which has been the traditional justification for doing this,

democratic members of congress like ron widen, maxine waters, jamie raskin and said they will be at thatarch. nobody's expecting these protests to be anywhere near that size, but part of impact for the effect of that women's march was how many there were. these cropped up everywhere, all over the and then you all over the world. expect it in 400 cities, there are even going to be trump release your runs the protests planned for other countries that do not have a tax day this weekend including germany, japan, and the uk. trump era in u.s. politics is turning out to be an era of invig rated u.s. protests against this new president. the next round comes on saturday. happy tax day. >>> oklahoma and arkansas share a long border just shy of 200 miles. oklahoma to the west, arkansas to the east. as you move along the border, there are parts of oklahoma and arkansas that kind of blend together, whether you are in westville or summers or remi or dora or octavia, as you hop across one side of the border to the other, it's hard to see where one state begins and one state ends. they even share a fai

raskin from aryland. mr. raskin: mr. speaker, mr. clay, thank you so much for convening us this evening to discuss this very important matter. why is it so important? well, we live in a time of rampant official lawlessness and disrespect for the constitution of the united states. but i'm not here to talk about the emoluments clause or the power of congress to declare war or about equal protection. i'm here to join my colleagues in talking about an incident of artistic discrimination committed by this institution. an assault on the first amendment. why is it so important? i was thinking about a professor i had who wrote a book about broken windows. and the thesis of the book basically was that, if windows are broken in a neighborhood and nothing's done about it, it sends the message that you can go on to bigger and better things. in other words, petty crimes unaddressed go on to become high crimes. when we started the 115th congress, unfortunately within the first week or two we started with a broken constitutional window, mr. clay. b

democratic members of congress like ron widen, maxine waters, jamie raskin have said they will be athat march. the women's march in d.c. was one of the largest protests in that city ever. nobody's expecting these protests to be anywhere near that size, but part of impact for the effect of that women's march was how many there were. these cropped up everywhere, all over the country and all over the world. expect a taste of that this weekend, too. tax day pr toasts are expected in more than 40 states, hundreds of cities from boise to birmingham to juneau, alaska. there are even going to be trump release your tax returns protests planned for other countries that do not have a tax day this weekend including germany, japan, and the uk. trump era in u.s. politics is turning out to be an era of invigorated u.s. protests against this new president. the next round comes on saturday. happy tax day. (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a coupe soup. [woman] so beautiful. [man] beautiful just like you. [woman] oh, why thank you. [burke]

democratic members of congress like ron widen, maxine waters, jamie raskin and said they will be at that march. nobody's expecting these protests to be anywhere near that size, but part of impact for the effect of that women's march was how many there were. these cropped up everywhere, all over the and then you all over the world. expect it in 400 cities, there are even going to be trump release your runs the protests planned for other countries that do not have a tax day this weekend including germany, japan, and the uk. trump era in u.s. politics is turning out to be an era of invig rated u.s. protests against this new president. the next round comes on saturday. happy tax day. (de♪p breath) (phone ringing) they'll call back. no one knows your ford better than ford and ford service right now, during the big tire event, get a $140 rebate by mail, on four select tires. ♪ adult 7+ promotes alertness and mental sharpness in dogs 7 and older. (ray) the difference has been incredible. she is much more aware. she wants to learn things. (vo) purina pro plan bright mind. nutrition that performs

colleagues, the ranking democrat member of the senate financeor committee, senator ron wyden and jamie raskin's on the house oversight and government reform committee.tlemen ladies and gentlemen, i want you to bear with me.y i have laryngitis, but the only way that i would not have been here with you today is if they cut my throat and stopped me from talking. [applause] i am so pleased to see so many patriotic, politically engaged men women and children who are out here today. i want to thank you for your passion. i want to thank you for resisting. we are not afraid of donald trump, and we will show him.oday now, today is april 15, normally the last day to file your taxes, but because it fell on the weekend, in many states you can file on monday or tuesday. well, this is why we much today. we marched today because while donald trump thanks he iss distracting us, we came to number 45 in his administration accountable. we came to show donald trump we will not be quiet. we came because we know what this president is all about. he does not believe that he has to be accountable to the people, but we

union members are gathered out there and they have been joined earlier by maryland congressman jamie raskin the union has been calling for two dollars flat fair system expanded hours of service and dedicated funding. the union has been at odds with metro over job cuts, expanded powers to firework kearse and service cuts as well. >> as president trump nears his first 100 days in office one group of women now weighing in on how he's doing. still ahead we're talk the politico chicks about that. we have a a brand in you book out. >> first americans are more stressed than ever so what's the reason? we'll break it all down. stay with us. we're back after this. >> oh, it's that easy? [ laughter ] ughter ] (becky) i've seen such a change in einstein since he started eating beneful. the number one ingredient in it is beef. (einstein) the beef is fantastic! (becky) he has enough energy to believe that he can jump high enough to catch a bird. (vo) and now try new beneful grain free, simply made with wholesome ingredients, and no grain. >> live picture looking across the river old town alexandria. what

lagos appealed a demolition permit for 5557 street on february for 5557 street on february 17 27 raskinve appeal to deny mr. lagos's appeal with no changes to the demolition permit site or building plans. i want to provide just a little project overview the central shops maintain city's vehicle fleet including fire trucks please cars street sweepers and garbage trucks. the central shop is moving from outdated 50-year-old facility to a new site in 1975 galvez in 555 selby st. the new site consists of a lot merger in 1975 galvez, this portion here. and 555 selby st. completed last year. i like to note it took about three years to locate and complete the transaction for this property. mr. lagos appealed the demolition permit for 555 lb street. this portion here, the demolition permit for 1975 galvez was not appeal. this site plan shows you the perimeter of the future building over the two parcels for little more context. for more overview the project and visit it would consist of a heavy-duty shop. this portion here which is all the fire department vehicles. large proper trucks area letter

raskin: mr. speaker, thank you very much. the gassing of civilians is an atrocity, a human rights iolation, and a war crime. assad's chemical gassing of his own people took place just a few days after the white house said that it would be silly to try to dislodge president assad from power in syria. somehow we have to disentangle and enthrall ourselves from putin's friend, assad, and all of the bullies and dictators and authoritarians on earth who are a threat to their own people. 75,000 people marched in russia against corruption and human rights violations. we should be on the side of the russian people who are trying to liberate themselves from human rights violations and murder and political corruption in their country. we need an independent investigation of the political financial military and diplomatic invasion of america with this russian connection. moral to restore our leadership in the world as the champion of human rights. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. are ther