congress enacted legislation the amnesty legislation, purporting to rescind en masse all section three disabilities for everyone affected by the mandate with the exception of confederate officeholders. 500 in a demonstration of their waning power in the branch republicans in congress argued that there were no more men more undeserving of amnesty than the men who had been touched by the legislation. amnesty was debated at the same time as an amendment to the bill that would have barred discrimination on the basis of race. and would have barred discrimination on the basis of previous condition of servitude. this was legislation introduced by senator sumner, who pair the antidiscrimination bill with the amnesty bill with this interesting attempt to couple the granting of rights for the formerly enslaved. for his colleagues, who argued that the issue should be entirely separate, he reported you must be just to the colored race before you are generous to the former rebels. despite his impassioned pleas and over 24 hours of debate, congress punted on civil rights for the formerly enslaved an

amnesty was debated at the same time as an amendment to the bill that would have hard discrimination on the basis of race. and would have barred discrimination on the basis of previous condition of servitude. this was legislation introduced by senator sumner, who pair the antidiscrimination bill with the amnesty bill with this interesting attempt to couple the granting of rights for the formerly enslaved. for his colleagues who argued that the issue should be entirely separate, he reported you must be just to the colored race before you are generous to the former rebels. despite his impassioned pleas and over 24 hours of debate congress punted on civil rights for the formerly enslaved and amnesty was passed with a super majority vote 10 both houses. the civil rights amendment that had been his baby would go on to become the civil rights act of 1875, which was struck down by the supreme court in the civil rights cases. the implementation of this disqualification and the mandate of section three had substantially eroded public confidence in the north and south, and by now also west sai

a separate vote would be stopped to help the president's executive amnesty.hear from house speaker boehner now before striking a deal. >> i had a nice pleasant meeting with senator mcconnell this morning. he has announced to caucus that he is willing to have an up-or-down vote on dhs funding and some kind of a vote on columns. the problem is i'm waiting to hear from the speaker, we have to make sure that people understand the bicameral nature of this congress that we serve in, so to have senator mcconnell pass the ball over to the house isn't going to do the trick. lou: our next guest says the latest senate strategy gives the president the opportunity to fund dhs and veto legislation that would stop executive amnesty. joining us is congressman luke messer, the chairman of the house republican policy committee, also serves on the financial services and education workforce committees. good to have you with us congressman. it sounds to me like senator reid and his colleagues there schumer and durbin, mean to sort of slap boehner around a little. what do you thin

leaving the president's amnesty fiat to the court. it is hard to believe that these senors those folks failed to comprehend the matter of executive fiat pro sents this nation with a constitutional crisis there is though shrinking from it our constitutional republic hangs in the balance. >> our photo of quote of the evening on the imperial presidency. that is increasingly empireious, problem with what the president is doing is that he is not simply posing a danger to the constitutional system, he is becoming the very danger that constitution was designed to avoid. professor john an turley. constitutional shol scholar. up next tpweubg states 26 states fighting amnesty for millions of illegal eu78immigrants next. lou: joining us, scott pruitt, attorney general of the great state of oklahoma. part of the multistate lawsuit against the president's fiat, so far doing pretty good, good to have you with us. >> good to see you. lou: white house calm back today, feeling -- seeking an injunction against at judge's stay of the fiat, what do you m

the federal government concluded last night that the executive amnesty that the u.s. president attempted to put into place in november was contrary to federal law. that that is a major victory, and it is a major step in stopping and permanently stopping the illegal amnesty that the president put into effect in november in defiance of the results at the polls in november of 2014. now, your question is, what happens in congress. congress needs to fund the department of homeland security. and senate democrats should look very carefully at this decision because senate democrats right now are filibustering, funding for dhs, at a time where we've got growing threats, both at home and abroad. >> but that's because they want everything funded. they want to fund the department, but they want it all funded. >> well, and the house of representatives has voted to fund dhs. and the senate democrats are filibustering the bill they're refusing to let the senate even take up the bill. if they disagree with the bill the house funded what they can do is take it up and offer it. we're n

now a government amnesty six years ago helped stop fighting in nigeria delta region but the threat from remains along with wide sped poverty and we report. >> reporter: she is still new at this back this 2009 the nigerian government granted amnesty to nearly 30,000 fighters from an armed group called the movement for emancipation of the delta or mint for short, former fighters like her get a basic monthly allowance of roughly $340 and taught a trade, incentive not to attack oil pipelines and kidnap foreigners but she can't look after her two children desperation could make her go back to a life of violence. >> i don't want to go back. self-employed, i don't want to go back to that. >> reporter: these creeks are quiet than they used to be but armed groups still hide out here largely disbanded when members accepted the government amnesty offer and leaders paid to keep their fighters away from the oil pipelines, the fighters were well armed and often attacked people living in the delta and destroy oil pipelines and kidnap foreigners. after years of fighting in the creeks former war lord pa

the president seems confident his executive amnesty on immigration is going to hold up.r thoughts. >> well, i don't share that confidence i'm not sure he does either, since he announced 22 times to various audiences last fall that he did not have the authority to do what he then went ahead and subsequently did. so federal judge now agrees with that certainly the united states house of representatives agrees he doesn't have the authority. we passed a bill last month fully funding the department of homeland security and stopping his action, and i believe that this is likely to stand up in court because this is a real stretch to say that he can legalize five million people using the concept of prosecutorial discretion, which is that hard case that you have to deal with and the prosecutor gets the discretion to decide whether or not that's the best case to prosecute. now he's taking that to untold heights, and if he can do that he or a future president can use his pen and his phone to do most anything that the constitution reserves for the congress to do, that is to write th

that is according to amnesty international. it has called on world leaders to act on the nature of conflict. they have issued a call to the permanent members of the security council to give up their power of veto and protecting their own self-interest. luke has more details. >> 2011, 2012 2014, all u.n. solutions the toad by -- all u.n. solutions vetoed. >> the council was created to protect and provide decent security. they have failed. one of the instruments through which the failure has ended up happening is the abuse of the veto by the permanent members time and again. >> having the u.k., u.s., china france, and russia give up their veto would make it easier for the u.n. to enforce action concerning genocide and other mass atrocities. it originated with a councilmember two years ago. >> francois hollande proposed in the event of a matter of humanity the five would forgo a vote. with the spread of armed groups and is suing -- and ensuing atrocities, amnesty hopes the support will give the idea fresh impetus. >> commenting on

the amnesty for illegal hispanic immigrants has been stalled. >> it is not amnesty. is a temporary deferral the president is looking at, this is something that is only a first step. i'd prefer that we would do a bipartisan approach to exist but apparently congress is not doing it but the president had to do it. stuart: now has been stalled. judiciary has stalled debt and essentially said the president doesn't have the constitutional authority to do it. how do you feel about that? >> if you look at the court, then get into the constitutional part of doing that they actually used 1947 procedure , administrative fact that they went on so it was a technical point at saying that the administration never gave notice of this action so never addressed the constitutional it was technical, you didn't give notice. stuart: the judge said it was of massive change in immigration practice which congress had not passed judgment on. that is a profound challenge to what the president wanted to do. >> that is why he wants to have a full hearing on that but the way he stopped it, with t

americans keep telling pollsters they don't want amnesty. canter as i wrote in my column this week. what do we have to do to convince politicians we don't want amnesty? make it a host on "the view"? we can't get them to do what they said they were going to do. as i said in my column every one of these guys including mitch mcconnell and all the establishment republicans, even lamar alexander said vote for us republicans and we will block obama's executive amnesty. well -- >> a court did temporarily. >> well -- >> i think successfully. >> yes. but i mean most people don't even know. and i'm a little irritated with fox news for this with ten hours of original programming every single day that we haven't heard for two weeks senate democrats have been filibustering -- >> i talked about it. >> okay, well, thank you. i think we could talk about it maybe a tenth as much as isis. if you want to cover muslim atrocities you can do that from 1632 until the end of time 24 hours a day seven days a week. there's always going to be muslim atrocities. whenev

leaving the president's amnesty fiat to the court.s hard to believe that these senors those folks failed to comprehend the matter of executive fiat pro sents this nation with a constitutional crisis there is though shrinking from it our constitutional republic hangs in the balance. >> our photo of quote of the evening on the imperial presidency. that is increasingly empireious, problem with what the president is doing is that he is not simply posing a danger to the constitutional system, he is becoming the very danger that constitution was designed to avoid. professor john an turley. constitutional shol scholar. up next tpweubg states 26 states fighting amnesty for millions of illegal eu78immigrants next. you just got a big bump in miles. so this is a great opportunity for an upgrade. sound good? great. because you're not you you're a whole airline... and it's not a ticket you're upgrading it's your entire operations, from domestic to international... which means you need help from a whole team of advisors. from workforce strategies t

a huge political price republicans are now insists that the dhs funding bill wipe out president's amnesty fiat for illegal immigration, they passed legislation to that effect, senate democrats are refuses to act on the bill, democratic op tibbs not helped by president's unilateral act. allowing illegal imtkpwrafpbs immigrant to collect welfare and an opportunity to vote, and newer report that hillary clinton a 2016 bid for white house may be -- we'll have a full report, and analysis by fox news political analyst, we begin with middle east. where islamic state is not the only threat to region. president obama success story yemen on verge of civil war with forces loyal to their ousted president. joining us now. former pentagon tomorrow kt mcfarland. fox news analyst waly will ly willlywalid fair farris.>> it is already gone. if they talk about pro iranian militia have been able to reach southern area, closing to indian ocean, and red sea on other hand,al quite guidea is progress -- al qaeda is progressing good-bye yemen. this is a cataclysmic change. >> oman next to it, a refuge of sorts ho

in 2011 at a roundtable with amnesty advocates, president obama admitted his deportation statistics were deceptive or misleading. indeed, they have been. they claim they have increased deportation. well that's totally incorrect. they finally had to admit it. in february of 2012, president obama slashes the budget for the 287-g program a program that i helped advocate for and move forward when i came to the senate 10 years ago. it simply says that the federal government would work with state and local law enforcement officers to train them in the things that they can legally do to help the federal officers enforce the law. perfectly sensible program very popular. a number of states had taken quite a step toward it. it was working in an effective way. they canceled it. after he became -- took office. they announced a delay in the biometric entry-exit visa system system. in february of last year, the inspector general audit revealed declines in workplace enforcement of substantial amounts as a direct result of white house policies and they admit that obama's administration manipulated depor

part of it has to do with questions of amnesty and who is going to be grabbed amnesty as part of the-fire process plays out. but i think that as in all cases like this the ability of both the russians and the ukrainians to control all of their forces on the ground is one of the biggest factors that will determine whether or not the cease-fire actually holds. >> that's really a key question isn't it? because russia has always maintained that it doesn't have any influence on the ground and yet if it does start to the exact some influence, then presumably, that's going -- that's simply an admission that they have that control and they always have had that control. does that leave them in a very difficult position? >> i mean, i think that at this point, anyone who duties that russia is actively involved with russian forces on the ground on ukraine's territory probably has not been paying a lot of attention to this. it's very clear that russian forces have been playing a key role. now, that doesn't mean necessarily that they control all of the different groups that are fighting in eastern

the federal government concluded last night that the executive amnesty that the u.s. attempted to put into place in november was contrary to federal law. that that is a major victory, and it is a major step in stopping and permanently stopping the illegal amnesty that the president put into effect in november in defiance of the results at the polls in november of 2014. now, your question is, what happens in congress. congress needs to fund the department of homeland security. and senate democrats should look very carefully at this decision because senate democrats right now are filibustering, funding for dhs, at a time where we've got growing threats, both at home and abroad. >> but that's because they want everything funded. they want to fund the department, but they want it all funded. >> well, and the house of representatives has voted to fund dhs. and the senate democrats are filibustering the bill they're refusing to let the senate even take up the bill. if they disagree with the bill the house funded what they can do is take it up and offer it. we're not in the

thomas drayton, al jazeera. >> joining us is a policy advisor from amnesty international. thank you for your time. you call on the u.n.'s permanent security council members u.s. russia and china to renounce their veto power when it comes to mass atrocities. this is the first time your organization has called for that and why now? >> yes, this is the first time we're making this a major headline in our call to the united nations. the idea is not entirely new. it's been around since 2001. but we believe it's an idea whose time has come. france as one of the permanent members of the security council is already behind this idea. the united kingdom already said yesterday it couldn't think of a time it would use its veto, former secretary kofe anan. and 40 countries are supporting this idea. we think this would be a really important step, would actually enable the u.n. and the international community to act swiftly in these case of mass atrocities and would show perpetrators they can't just get away with murder. >> do you think this is realistically going to happen, the fact tha

>> lent a spine for what we defund amnesty let the rest go forward.h the president is better for national security and is it improved or harmed by his executive amnesty? if you look at the islamic threat coming across our borders easy as pie you know clearly that the president's executive amnesty is a threat to this country security and republicans in control have an obligation on a security level to stop it and they could do a bia defending executive amnesty. neil: now to the arizona chef -- share of good to have you back. what do you make of this with the former attorney general was saying? that you have to get some backbone to focus? >> i agree and your congresswoman took the words out of my mouth. of law enforcement is so tired listening to the president and others saying we must secure the of border. glenn about the drug's? what about terrorist? why don't we talk more about other issues rather than it did all immigration? neil: i would like to update of since the judge's ruling is deportation picking up gore has nothing changed? >> it is too earl

now the warlord lives a comfortable life largely financed by the amnesty program. one he doesn't want to give up. he knows that could happen if jonathan goodluck jonathan loses the election in march. >> if for any reason people are possess operate for desperate for power. >> the niger delta is 90% where nigeria's oil comes from. but this is how people live. poverty and frustration could make it easier for warlords like pastor reuben to find new recruits. it's only a short-term solution that benefited a few. >> if you didn't carry arms, and you didn't qualify for amnesty the question is the people who have potential to carry arms that have not carried arms, what could you do you do with them? they're the ones who are left out and they're the one who is would carry arms in the future. >> the struggling single mother say it is getting worse. >> now on this day, three young americans started youtube. this 18 second video was the first "me at the zoo" by its founder. a billion users later 300 hours of video are up loaded to youtube every minute. some are going viral. it

when she was asked about president obama's is illegal and unconstitutional executive amnesty, amnesty which i might note no less a legal scholars and barack obama noted he lacked the authority to issue. and amnesty which i would note just last week a federal district court declared illegal. and support executive amnesty. she found a legal justification reasonable. it doesn't stop at that. not just the attorney-general who will carry out this illegal and unconstitutional executive, loretta lynch went much further. when loretta lynch was asked in her legal judgment the theory of prosecutorial discretion allowed president obama to extend amnesty to all 12 million people here illegally, she refused to answer that question. when miss lynch was asked if and her understanding of prosecutorial discretion a subsequent president could instruct the treasury department to no longer collect taxes in excess of 25%, she refused to answer that question. when loretta lynch was asked if a subsequent president exercising her theory of prosecutorial discretion could instruct the federal government that n

do you think it is better that it's focused and focused purely on executive amnesty? >> yeah, i think that's the focus we have right now. we don't have any intention of expanding it beyond what it is. relatively simple concept. president himself has said he doesn't have the authority to do this has said he can't wave the magic wand, that congress needs to do something. despite the comments he's made over 20 times over the last six years, he's pursued this action. lou: and the issue of standing, it seems that it is always in focus. i don't know whether it's part of judicial system's ability to simply move out of the way -- of harm's way and to avoid making a decision, but do you think there's sufficient standing that you will have the ability to keep this lawsuit going forward and ultimately winning it? >> you absolutely believe that, we have to show harm and as a border state we can show harm in the cost of this implementation, whether it relates to law enforcement or education or health. there's going to be a lot of costs to this. we feel like we do have standing. lo

in nigeria delta and amnesty offered by the government to fighters in 2009 as in the opinion of manycurity there but there are concerns now the violence could return because of the growing poverty and harry reports. >> reporter: she is still new at that in 2009 the nigerian government granted amnesty to nearly 30,000 fighters from an armed group called the movement for emancipation of the delta or mint for short and she gets a basically allowance of roughly $340 and taught a trade and incentive not to attack oil pipelines and kidnap foreigners but she still can't look after her two children desperation could make her go back to a life of violence. >> i don't want to go back. self-employed, i don't want to go back to that. >> reporter: these creeks are quiet than they used to be but armed groups side out here and mainly disbanded when they accepted the government amnesty offer and paid to keep fighters away from the oil pipelines, the fighters were well armed and with people living in the delta and destroy oil pipelines and kidnap foreigners after fighting in the creek pastor rubin ha

amnesty international's libya researchers >>> back to the violence in ukraine. it's at the top of the agenda at the security council's open debate on peace and security. the secretary-general of the o.s.c.e..ins us live from the u.n. thank -- joins us live from the u.n. thank you for being with us. ukranian troops say they can't pull heavy weapons from the frontline as yet, which is required by the ceasefire, because the troops are under attack. this doesn't sound like the ceasefire is holding. isn't it time to admit there is no ceasefire? >> well there is an improvement of the situation, we have to say, compared to 10 days ago, the situation looks much better. having said that there are a number of incidents and, of course if the ceasefire doesn't take hold this will affect the withdrawal of the weapons, so what we are doing is appealing to all sides to completely cease the hostilities, and we are monitoring a number of incidents. we are looking at a meeting of the foreign ministers in the normandy format and hope that the issue will be addressed in a way to ma

has ordered a quasiam amnesty for illegally aliens. chaos o.osed the health care system many people despise. as far as policy goes, there is much angst directed at the president and that's fine. on the personal front though mr. obama gets it too much. this is a letter from tom who lives in florida who says quote it's time to impeach obama and the islamization. he is clearly sabotaging our country. islam station? obama is a muslim, many muslims do not care about christians. the president fights the crisis all over the world politics and love for his muslims. talking points laments the haters on both sides. smearing anyone should be unacceptable. in the upcoming presidential campaign the republican candidate surely will point out where they differ with president obama and by proxy hillary clinton. one of mrs. clinton's challenges is deciding whether to repudiate some of mr. obama's policies. is she going to do that? interesting dilemma. if she doesn't, republicans certainly have an opportunity to put hillary clinton on the defensive. any republic

while jeb bush greeted with boos, defending his stats on amnesty and common core. we'll have a full report from cpac and political analysis with former white house political director ed rollins. >>> republicans in the house and senate struggling to fund a way to stopping millions of illegal immigrants. house conservatives refusing to go along with the plan while senate democrats refuse to go to committee to negotiate a deal. fox news chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel has the latest from capitol hill. >> reporter: lori with 52 republicans voting against a three week extension of homeland security funding, the measure failed 224-203 late this afternoon. the scramble is under way to find plan b. one idea is a seven-day, one-week funding extension, another likely scenario is taking up a senate pass bill with democrat and national security republican support. >> members are advised that additional votes are possible later this evening and maybe this weekend. >> reporter: by a 228-191 vote, lawmakers voted for the house and senate to go conference and work o

amnesty international says more than 22000 people have disappeared in the past 8 years.ears videos like this have emerged of police kidnapping people sometimes in broad daylight other times under the cover of night. forced disappearances by authorities appears to be epidemic and the students went missing on september 26 this video allegedly shows some of them being hauled off by local police. >> translator: mexico attorney generally repeatedly said corrupt police handed the students over to a drug gang who killed them and then burned their bodies. he called that a quote historic truth. last week a group of forensic experts said there were flaws in investigation, a claim the government rejects. only the remains of one student have been identified. meanwhile another international organization the inter-american commission on human rights says it's sending a team to mexico to launch a new investigation in disappearances and all this international attention may make that impossible adam with al jazeera, mexico city. >>> u.s. president barack obama says technology companies m

doing what immigration and forcing the amnesty. when a judge says that the president is wrong, the statute is unconstitutional. stuart: it goes to an appeals court. >> yes. it sits in new orleans and houston. stuart: you think that the appeals court will pack up the original. they will agree. >> i think the appeals court will agree or will beside not to interfere. stuart: the amnesty is on hold. >> probably forever. president obama has fewer thin two years remaining in office. this is a preliminary injunction. there has been no trial. no review of evidence. they are making their argument orally and in writing. a judge deciding who will probably win. he said the fed will probably lose and there is probably a reparable harm to the states. i will stop this from happening and i will stop it right now. stuart: it does not look good for the amnesty program. >> no. it does not. stuart: hold on a second. if you fast-forward to june, the supreme court could rule. you have two huge areas. immigration and obamacare. they have been hit hard by

while jeb bush greeted with boos, defending his stats on amnesty and common core. we'll have a full report from cpac and political analysis with former white house political director ed rollins. >>> republicans in the house and senate struggling to fund a way to stopping millions of illegal immigrants. house conservatives refusing to go along with the plan while senate democrats refuse to go to committee to negotiate a deal. fox news chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel has the latest from capitol hill. >> reporter: lori with 52 republicans voting against a three week extension of homeland security funding, the measure failed 224-203 late this afternoon. the scramble is under way to find plan b. one idea is a seven-day, one-week funding extension, another likely scenario is taking up a senate pass bill with democrat and national security republican support. >> members are advised that additional votes are possible later this evening and maybe this weekend. >> reporter: by a 228-191 vote, lawmakers voted for the house and senate to go conference and work o

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we'll talk to the head of amnesty. >>> welcome to the program. aide workers have expressed outrage at the slow pace of rebuilding gaza six months on between the seven week conflict between the militant groups. they say at this rate it will be three more decades before it is rebuilt. 2,220 palestinians were killed as a result of the hostilities in july and august. 1, 1,486 civilians, many children. 67 israeli soldiers were killed during the conflict and five israel soldiers lost their lives. our reporter is in gaza and there for us now in the neighborhood. >> reporter: it lies not far from gaza's border with israel and 61 days after war ss of war it bore the brunt of artillery stricks and underground tunnels dug by hamas and also looking for hamas targets. this was a hamas stronghold in the gaza strip. this was the result. the devastation is still here for all to see. united nations said nearly 20,000 homes and schools and other buildings were completely destroyed during this war. the international community last year pledged some $5.4 billion to

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all of our senators have said they object to executive amnesty. why don't they do the same thing and respect the bills we have to pass to prevent government shutdowns, bills dealing with spending matters, say only 51 votes is needed? no longer can a majority with a filibuster shut down the united states government. and so with that mr. speaker i would submit that it's time for the united states senate to change their rules, to reflect the will of the american people and certainly if those rules can be changed from mere appointments by a president, they can also be changed to protect the united states constitution and the separation of powers. mr. speaker, i can't speak for any senators or for that matter any elected officials in washington, d.c., but i can speak for me and i can speak for the people of the tennessee valley of the state of alabama. i vote to put the jobs and wage interests of struggling american families over the interests of illegal aliens. i encourage all senators of both parties to do the same. respect the wishes of the american

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qualify for amnesty. the question therefore is, the people that have potential to carry arms that have not carried arms what do you do with them? they are the once that are left out and will carry arms in the future. >> if things get worse, she will join anyone who offers her a way out of poverty. >> pope france welcomed 20 new cardinals into the catholic church receiving their red hat from the holy father in a ceremony in st. peter's basilica. the pope gave a pep talk, sounding like a tough love message, telling them to put aside pride jealousy and self interest and exercise perfect charity. tomorrow in our week ahead we'll look at the pope and whether he's remaking the catholic church. that's tomorrow at 8:30 east jean from rome to sicily, migrants rescued are safe today from sea. some 1300 were rescued in the past two days while several hundred others perished. good weather inspired a new wave of attempts to smuggle migrants across the mediterranean from libya. it has brought renewed criticism of italy

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and they are going to have to repudiate the amnesty that it really is. it's an amnesty play.g to do that in your opinion? >> i think you nailed it, bill. >> i don't think that mcconnell and boehner especially are going to be claim that they are against amnesty really though. because they on different occasions they both said we need to do some type of reform. they have muddied the waters here, i think, the republicans. we know what the democrats want to do. but the republicans are trying to serve two masters. trying to serve the big business interest that wants to keep the cheap labor coming and try to serve the grass roots to some extent and they basically want enforce. and want immigration policy in a system that has the american worker and the american people at the forefront. so they are trying to serve two masters and they are caught. and it's really, it's not in the end going to be good for republicans have a very clear message going in on amnesty is going to bring out the wrath of the republican voter. i think you are already seeing it with how mcdonnell is handling fu

but i suspect that there are other motives to these amnesty offer. when he was first elected to fundamentally transform america. make no mistake about it, amnesty will fundamentally transform america and it's time for the last to be honest. populations are on the move everywhere. how many people do we want and how are they going to change our country's? >> one or two more. >> thank you mr. adams for coming. as you reflect upon your understanding of american values, i wonder if you can comment on obama's recent pronouncements that racism is deeply rooted and remains deeply rooted in america. >> well, i'm not in the south, but i'm going to use some southern terminology for mr. andrews. >> you all can try. >> i am here to tell you all -- [laughter] it is absolute bilge. it is total poppycock. america is the least racist society in the world. this country is the best country for any person, including a black person to live. that is why more black africans have come to america voluntarily ban came as slaves. this is a country that is known for its dedicat

does it put the president's executive order on amnesty back?'s what the president would like it to do. the president and the administration has every right to file this appeal. there are supporters who would think they are crazy if they didn't do so. the problem is they made some weird and bizarre arguments to the judge in an effort to get him to lift his stay. remember, here's how this started. the president tries to get congress to chang the immigration law. congress for whatever reasons declines. so he signs two executive orders changing it on his own and that affects the states because it makes people who were here illegal but gives them the right to stay. >> placing the burden on the state? >> to provide services, hospital schools welfare. the states say we don't have this money. the president changes the law on his own. we want you to stop this immediately. a federal judge says that. yes, you probably will win the president is probably wrong, the president probably changed the law and i'm going to enjoin the president. that is what happen

arms, you didn't qualify for amnesty. the question therefore is the people that have potential to carry arms, that have not carried arms, what do you do with them? they are the ones that are left out. they're the ones who will carry arms in the future. >> the struggling single mother says if things get worse then she'll reluctantly join any warlord who offers her a way out of poverty. al jazeera, in the niger delta. >> stay with us on the news hour still ahead. >> deep in the russian arctic. inside each of these doors is an ukrainian family. keep watching to find out what they're doing here and what the future holds for them. >> a red hot start up to internet institution. we look back at ten years on youtube. >> canada's yukon territory. i'll be looking at how scientists are studying the amazing athletes, the yukon arctic ultra to learn how conditions might be for humans in space. >> america's first climate refugees >> this is probably a hurricane away from it being gone. >> who's to blame? >> 36% of land lost was caused

the state's fight obama's amnesty fiat and win, at least for now.zona's attorney general mark brnovich on the decision to stop the president's fiat, next. . lou: the president's executive amnesty fiat, facing a real battle after a u.s. district court judge blocked the fiat. my next guest represents one of the 26 states involved in the lawsuit. joining us is the attorney general of arizona, mark brnovich. attorney general, good to have you with us. this is i think, a lot of people were surprised, certainly you were not, neither were attorneys general, but for this decision to block the fiat, part of this illegal immigrants were to have begun today in the implementation of the president's fiat as they applied for all that would be conferred by the president. what happens next? will the president -- the president says they will appeal, will they in your judgment? >> of course, this is something the president feels very strongly about. i can only speak for myself. i was very confident. i believe strongly in the rule of law, like many americans do. i bel

senior republican aides tell us a clean dhs bill that doesn't defund the president's amnesty fiat will be very difficult to pass. house speaker boehner doesn't seem to be budgeing. >> waiting for the senate to act. the house has done its job to stop the president's overreach on immigration. and we're waiting for the senate to do their job. senate democrats have stood in the way now for three weeks over a bill that should have been debated and passed so until the senate does something, we're in a wait-and-see mode. lou: boehner saying hold up mcconnell. when it appears the majority leader was folding all the republican cards, not just his own. we'll take up the stalemate as the clock ticks down to midnight friday. we begin with the ukrainian foreign policy challenge that faces the president. air force general philip breedlove assessed the grim situation before ukraine before the house armed services committee. >> none of us knows what mr. putin will decide. if we take action and he believes he'll accelerate. if he takes action, it might raise the cost to him and he might take another de